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Pony Talk => Off Topic => The Dollhouse => Topic started by: thecakeissisley on June 16, 2015, 11:30:13 AM
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I'm trying to find and identify the Barbie doll that I had as a child by the way she looks, but I can't find any good reference sites, most of them are for identifying vintage Barbies or auction sites. I got that doll in 2000 (give or take a year) and I don't own her or even pictures of her anymore so I'd love to know what line she was from. Any help is appreciated :)
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I don't think there is a site for Barbie doll ID's but I have a book that has a lot of Barbie dolls listed in in. Can you post a description of your doll? :)
Ponyfan
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I don't think there is a site for Barbie doll ID's but I have a book that has a lot of Barbie dolls listed in in. Can you post a description of your doll? :)
Ponyfan
Sure!
She was blonde with blue eyes, and wore a long big lavender dress which had a layer of glittery mesh on the front. The dress also had short sleeves I think. Her shoes were lavender too. She didn't come with any accessories as far as I remember, except maybe possibly a tiara.
Hope that's accurate enough. I don't remember all the details, just that she looked like a princess :)
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It might have been 2002's Rapunzel Barbie. Is that your doll?
Ponyfan
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Could it be 2001 Dream Princess Barbie? Or 1997 Princess Barbie? How about 1999 Princess Barbie?
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Could it be 2001 Dream Princess Barbie? Or 1997 Princess Barbie? How about 1999 Princess Barbie?
None of those, but these suggestions gave me an idea of what to look for and I think I found her
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I googled "2000 princess barbie" and she came up. Thank you for helping me out! :)
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I'm glad you found her. :) I don't think this one is in my book.
Ponyfan
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Glad you were able to find her. :)
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I think the only people who have compiled information about modern Barbies are the ones who published those books. I guess they would rather make people pay them money for those books than make a free site.
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http://kattisdolls.net/KDold/index.html
I love this site as I learned a lot from it.
This is how I've ID'd most of my Black Barbies/Christie types.
Well done on finding the identity of yours!