Showing posts with label Philadelphia Doll Museum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philadelphia Doll Museum. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Sixth Scale Finds at the 2010 Black Doll Show

I confess: when I attended the International Black Doll Show at the Convention Center in downtown Philadelphia, I thought I would not see any playscale dolls or action figures. Wasn't I pleasantly surprised by these finds? See the following photos:



O.J. Simpson (no comment), Bob Scout (help, Roxanne! Is that Bob?), and a character from Welcome Back, Kotter whose name I don't recall.




Mod era Julias in original Julia fashions by Mattel.




Venus or Serena Williams and Integrity Toys' African Legends Janay.




I think the name of the black female in silvery armor is Nubia, but I don't recall her character other than that. My younger brother was the Wonder Woman t.v. show fan. Something about Lynda Carter twirling around, LOL.




Integrity Toys' African Legends Nakia.


All dolls photographed were available for sale by doll dealer Linda Hayes.

More information about the International Black Doll Show will appear in a Philadelphia Examiner article.

Friday, May 14, 2010

Philly Doll Show on May 29, 2010

The 21st International Black Doll Show presented by The Philadelphia Doll Museum
May 29, 2010
Philadelphia Convention Center
12th and Arch Streets
10 AM - 5 PM

Admission is $7 for adults and $5 for seniors or children (under 12 years old).

I'll post photos, etc.