1910 to present, Campbell Kids doll, created by artist Grace Gebbie  Weiderseim Drayton, whose name never appeared on the drawings for the Campbell Soup Company, came in various sizes, materials and manufactured by various companies over the years.

1910+ Horsman made Campbell Kids dolls, composition and cloth.

1928+ American Character, made Campbell Kids dolls, marked A Petite Doll.

1948+ Horsman, again made Campbell Kids dolls, all composition, unmarked.

 Late 1940s Dee & Cee, Canada made Campbell Kids dolls of composition, cloth.

1950s Ideal made Campbell Kids dolls of magic skin latex or vinyl.

1990s Collectible Concepts made Campbell Kids dolls in porcelain.

ca. 1910 Horsman Campbell Kids doll 10"

1914 Ideal Uneeda Kid doll, 11, 14-15 or 23-24" tall, cloth stuffed body with composition head, molded hair, painted or sleep eyes, closed mouth, both were advertising dolls for National Biscuit Co made by Ideal.  He wears beige rompers under his yellow fisherman coat and hat. 

1916-1917 Ideal Zu-Zu Kid doll, 14-15" tall an advertising doll for ginger snaps, she wore a printed yellow clown costume with brown stars and pompoms with a pointed cap.

Both dolls are unmarked or marked: Ideal inside a diamond.

1914 Ideal Uneeda Kid doll, 14"

ca. 1915 Framoz wind up Boy doll, 10" tall, an American made composition character shoulder head with molded hair, painted side glancing eyes, closed mouth, metal body with cloth arms, a key wound walker doll, has large flat rectangular metal pieces for shoes, metal body printed label in green and red reads; Framoz & Co., Sparkling Cherry Cider, SINGAPORE, (made by) LM & S.  Doll head is unmarked. 

Framoz & Company of Singapore made and sold aerated water from 1905 to around the 1970s.

ca. 1915 Framoz wind up Boy doll, 10"

1918 Crackerjack cloth doll, Sailor boy and dog, trademark of Borden Foods, Inc., now Frito Lay, Inc. all cloth body and limbs, mask painted face.  Ideal made a Cracker Jack doll, but we don't know if is the doll shown.

1918 Crackerjack doll

1922-1952  Cream O` Wheat Rastus doll, came in 16" or (1930) 18" tall, black cloth doll, was a premium box top offer that cost .10 cents by the Nabisco Company. The chef image was originally an unknown black male waiter of Chicago, Illinois, US.

1922-1955 Cream O' Wheat

Rastus doll, 16"

1925-1970s Kellogg's Cereal company in Kalamazoo, Michigan US distributed more than five million dolls of various kinds, here are some of their promotions: 1925 Goldilocks & Three Bears set 12-15" tall, cloth, Corn Flakes & Pep, 1928 Nursery Rhymes: Little Bo Peep, Mary had a Little Lamb, Red Riding Hood, all cloth.  Also, 1962 Linda Lou doll, 1964-1965 Calico Lassie doll, 1968 Snap, Crackle and Pop and 1969 Mary Kate dolls made in plastic. 

1968 Kelloggs Snap, Crackle and Pop dolls

1928+ Cameo GE Hotpoint Man doll figure, 15" tall, wood segmented character doll figure, composition head with a jointed wood body, painted facial features, red painted clothing, silver H and red pointed arrow on top of head, slits in hands to hold paper sales cards.  Made by Cameo, Hotpoint Man is unmarked except for a Hotpoint paper label on chest and Cameo sticker on bottom of wood base.  Advertising doll figure for Hotpoint a division of General Electric, GE..

Cameo also made the wood segmented advertising Radio Corporation of America, RCA Radiotron doll figure.

1928+ Cameo GE Hotpoint Man doll 15"

1930s Jolly Joan Restaurant Waitress doll, 12-15" tall, all composition head with jointed body at neck, shoulders and hips, molded curly short hair with a blue painted hair bow, painted eyes or sleep eyes, closed mouth.  Wore a blue and white gingham dress with a white ruffled neckline and an apron similar to those worn by the waitress's in the Jolly Joan restaurant in Portland, Oregon, US open from 1933 to the 1960s.  Doll is unmarked.

1930s Jolly Joan Restaurant

Waitress doll ad

1945 Ideal Miss Curity doll, 18-22" tall, all composition jointed body, wigged, sleep eyes, closed mouth, wears a nurse uniform, doll is unmarked.  Curity is a trademark of the Kendall Company, doll was made by the Ideal Toy Company and Reliable Toy Company of Canada.

There is also a 1953 Ideal Miss Curity made of hard plastic, with the Toni body and markings, who is part of the Toni family of dolls.

1945 Ideal Miss Curity doll, 18"

1946-1960s Eaton's Beauty Dolls, were featured each year in their Fall and Winter catalog, some dolls were made by Reliable Toys of Canada and some Eaton Beauty dolls were made by:  Kestner, Marseille, Cuno & Otto Dressel, Schoenau & Hoffmeister, Dominion Toy,  S.F.B.J. and Dee & Cee.  The Eaton Beauty Doll brand was only available in Canada.  

Photo is of a Reliable Toys of Canada Eaton doll in her original under clothes, socks and shoes and is courtesy of Heather.

1940s Eaton Beauty doll

1948 Dan River Buttons Doll, 17"

1948 Royal Blue Stores, Susie-Q doll, 15" tall, all composition fully jointed doll, black mohair wig with bangs and pigtails with blue and white plaid hair ribbons, single stroke black eyebrows, blue sleep eyes, open smiling mouth with white space indicating teeth, Susie- Q is wearing a solid blue school girl dress with a white collar and blue ric-rak trim, short sleeves with a white cuff, white waist tie and a blue and white plaid attached over skirt, white socks and black oilcloth tie shoes. 

If Susie-Q still has her hang tag it says; I'm Susie-Q of ROYAL BLUE © 1948, Royal Blue Stores. Hi Gals! Hi Fellas! I'm Susie-Q, I'm scheming big plans for all of you. Keep in touch with me and I'll tell you more. You can always find me at the Royal Blue Store.  Doll and clothing are unmarked, but had a hang tag, it is unknown who made the Susie-Q advertising doll for the Royal Blue Store.

1948 Royal Blue Stores

Susie-Q doll 15"

1949 Eugenia Pam the Perm-O-Wave Doll, 14" tall, hard plastic, human hair wig, with Perm-O-Wave curlers, ". . these curlers can be used over and over again. These same curlers  can give mother and daughter a home permanent", plastic make-up case, and barrette.  This was the earliest of the home permanent dolls.  Made by the Eugenia Doll Company, Inc.

  1949 Eugenia Pam the

Perm-O-Wave Doll, 14"

1949-1953 Ideal Toni Doll, 14-23" tall, the Toni doll was introduced in 1949 as an advertising doll for the Gillette Toni Home Permanent, she is made of all hard plastic with a jointed body, the earliest dolls wore a nylon wig in various colors and styles, has sleep eyes usually in blue but other colors too, real upper eyelashes, painted lower lashes, small painted rosebud lips and was loved by many little girls and now big girls, too.  Doll marked; P + a 90-94 number.  Toni was made by Ideal.

1949-1953 Ideal Toni Doll, 14"

1951 Colgate-Palmolive Fab, Princess Doll, 5 1/2" tall, dress me type all hard plastic doll, stationary non jointed legs, sleep eyes, mohair wig.  Advertising doll for Colgate-Palmolive Fab soap detergent.

1951 Colgate-Palmolive Fab,

Princess Doll, 5 1/2"

1952 Colgate-Palmolive Fab, Incline Walking doll, 6" tall, all hard plastic, jointed at the hips, painted molded blonde hair, blue side glancing sleep eyes, closed mouth, dressed in a sleeveless red and white polka dot dress, painted white socks and black shoes.  Doll marked on bottom of her foot PMA.  The Incline walking doll was made by Plastic Molded Arts.  Advertising doll for Colgate-Palmolive Fab soap detergent.

1952 Colgate-Palmolive Fab

Incline Walking doll, 6"

1953 Ideal Miss Curity doll, 14" tall, hard plastic jointed body, sleep eyes, saran wig, white nurse outfit, first aid kit and book, the Miss Curity doll uses the Toni body and markings. Curity is a trademark of the Kendall Company.

1953 Ideal Miss Curity doll, 14"

1955 Colgate-Palmolive Fab Walking Doll, is a hip pin walker doll, made by Virga Lucy doll, 7 1/2-8" tall, Ginny type doll, Lucy is all hard plastic with a jointed body, glued on golden blonde wig, sleep eyes, closed mouth, dressed in a purple sleeveless bodice with attached large colorful polka dotted skirt, white shoes.  Fab soap box tops mail in premium for the doll.  Advertising doll for Colgate-Palmolive Fab soap detergent.

1955 Colgate-Palmolive Fab

Walking doll, 7 1/2-8"

1955-1958 Sun Rubber Gerber Baby doll, 11-13" and 18" tall, made of all rubber, with molded hair and open mouth, designed by Bernard Lipfert, marked on head: Gerber Baby © Gerber Products Co and on back: Mfg. by the Sun Rubber Co. Barberton, O., USA Pat. 2118682 Pat. 2160739.

1950s Sun Rubber Gerber Baby doll, 13" 

1956 Joy Dish Soap Doll, 8" tall, head turning walking doll, jointed hard plastic body, wigged, sleep eyes, closed mouth, molded painted white shoes, a Dress Me type doll.  Advertising doll for Proctor & Gamble, P & G Joy dish soap.  Actual doll maker unknown.

1956 Proctor & Gamble

Joy Dish Soap doll, 8" 

1956 Horsman Lifesaver Candy Doll, 11" tall, has the Betty one piece vinyl stuffed body jointed only at the neck with the Ruthie or Betty vinyl head mold, rooted hair in the pastel colors of: pink, green, or blue,  sleep eyes, came with a miniature roll of Lifesaver candy attached at the doll's neck.  Doll shown has pink pastel hair and is in her original clothing.  Doll marked on neck Horsman 20.  Advertising doll for Lifesaver Candy a subsidiary of Kraft Foods.

Photo courtesy of Purple-peep.

1956 Horsman Lifesaver Candy Doll, 11"

1956 Citro Polly Ponds Beauty Doll, 24" tall, hard plastic walker, sleep eyes, blonde mohair wig, advertising doll for Ponds Cold Cream products, wearing her original striped jumper, made by Citro Manufacturing Company of New York US. Doll is unmarked.

There is another 24" tall fashion type doll, with a one piece stuffed vinyl body, that was called Citro Polly Pond's Bride doll sold for $21.95 originally and an 8" tall hard plastic jointed doll named Citro Polly Pond's Bridesmaid doll, each dressed accordingly, came with a beauty kit, and are different dolls altogether.

1956 Citro Polly Ponds Beauty Doll, 24"

1957 Colgate-Palmolive Fab, Picture Doll, a Virga non walker Lucy doll, 7 1/2-8" tall, Ginny type doll, Lucy is all hard plastic with a jointed body, glued on pale blonde wig, sleep eyes, closed mouth, dressed in a pink short sleeve taffeta dress with light blue ric rak trim, straw hat with pink ribbon, pink socks, pink rubber shoes.  Fab soap box tops mail in premium for the doll, plus three other outfits; Wedding Ensemble, Daytime Dress, Sleepy-time Lounge outfit.  Advertising doll for Colgate-Palmolive Fab soap detergent.

1957 Colgate-Palmolive Fab,

Virga Lucy Picture Doll, 7 1/2-8"

1957 Fortune Toys - Starlet the Luster-Creme Shampoo Doll, 7 1/2" tall, hard plastic jointed body, sleep eyes, mohair wig, came with a wardrobe.  The Fortune Toy company was connected with Beehler Arts, Ontario Plastic, Kimport Dolls and Virga.

1957 Inez Holland House also sold Starlet the Luster-Creme Shampoo Doll plus other dolls made by various manufactures.

1957 Fortune Toys, Starlet

Luster-Creme Shampoo Doll 7 1/2"

1960s Little Sprout cloth doll, 10 1/2"

1960s A & H Telephone Pioneers of America 1893, Belle Doll, 15" tall, a commemorative Belle doll for their 1960s? anniversary, plastic jointed body doll with vinyl head, rooted hair, made by A & H Doll Mfg. Inc.

1960s A & H Belle Doll, 15"

1961-1964 Chase Eskimo Pie Boy, (the trade name was used since the 1930s), 15" tall cloth doll, manufactured by the Chase Bag Company.

1960s Chase Eskimo Pie Boy doll, 15"

1962 Kellogg's Cereal company in Kalamazoo, Michigan US, distributed more than 5 million dolls of various kinds, here is one of their promotions:  1962 Linda Lou doll, 8-10" tall hard plastic jointed body, vinyl head with rooted hair, sleep eyes.  This doll was sold by a multitude of different companies as their own brand redressed.  Effanbee as Fluffy and so marked, others without the Effanbee marking: Allied Grand called her Bonnie marked AE, Mollyes called her Perky and Valentine used her for the 13" tall Perfect Patient doll and possibly others. 

1962 Kelloggs Linda Lou doll, 10"

1963-1964 Knorr Soup dolls (a Danish Company), 7 1/2" tall, set of two dolls (male & female) dressed in various country costumes, made of hard plastic.

1960s Knorr Soup dolls, 7 1/2"

1964 Kelloggs Calico Lassie doll ad

1967 Arrow Rubber Gerber Baby doll, 14" tall, all vinyl, sleep eyes with lashes, molded, painted brows and hair, squeaker, open mouth, drink wet doll, same as prior Gerber doll without dimples on cheeks, doll was discontinued after a short time, marked on head: Gerber Baby © Gerber Products Co 1966. 

1967 Arrow Rubber Gerber Baby doll 14"

1970s Texaco Cheerleader, 11 1/2" tall, plastic and vinyl teenage fashion type doll with a jointed body, painted eyes, rooted hair, came with a wardrobe.  It is unknown who actually produced this advertising doll for Texaco.

1970s Texaco Cheerleader doll, 11 1/2"

1972 Horsman Little Debbie doll, 11" tall, vinyl head with rooted hair, painted upper eyelashes, open smiling mouth, jointed plastic body, dressed in a short sleeve blue & white check gingham dress, white apron pinafore with her name of front Little Debbie, matching straw hat with edges bound in gingham, white socks & black shoes. 

Made by Horsman for "Little Debbie Snack Cakes" 25th anniversary.  Marked on head: Horsman Dolls Inc. 19©72.  This same face mold was also used on other Horsman dolls 1970s-1980s.

1972 Horsman Little Debbie

Snack Cake doll, 11"

1971 Hasbro Bonnie Breck doll, 9" tall, vinyl and plastic jointed body, long rooted hair, high heel feet, wearing long blue prairie style dress.  Doll marked: Made in Hong Kong.  Advertising doll for Breck Shampoo made by Hasbro.

1971 Hasbro Bonnie Breck doll, 9"

1979-1985 Atlanta Novelty Gerber Baby doll,  17" tall, made of vinyl and cloth, molded hair, sleep eyes.  It is unknown if, how doll is marked.

1980s Atlanta Novelty,

Gerber Baby doll, 17"