Skip-Chan Skipper Pink Dress (Japan)

SKU: S1201

Item Type	Doll
Classification	Play line
Release Date	1976
Batteries	No batteries required
Manufacturer	Barbie MATTEL
ID BarbiePedia	9898
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Skip-Chan sold himself out. She appeared in Japan in 1975 and 1976 as a dressed doll. arrived in four different party dresses, unlabeled and unmarked flats. The outfits were only sold with this doll.

Skippers doll has 4 variants, each variant wears one of four different outfits.

The stock numbers of the dolls were:

S1201 (Dress with flowers, pink skirt and yellow collar)
S1202 (yellow dress) This is the hardest to get.
S1301 (white dress)
S1302 (orange dress)

Skipper is wearing the dress with the white lace bodice and mauve/pink skirt.

Except for their pink skin, these dolls resembled the Malibu Skippers sold at the same time. They are hard to find.

Head Mould: 1964 Skipper
Engraving: © Mattel 1967 Philippines.
The box was marked "Made in the Philippines and Japan".
Pink skin and blonde hair with bangs.
Made by Mattel in Japan and the Philippines.

SKU: # S1202

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Attributes and characteristics

Body:

Race	Caucasian
Proportions	Vintage Skipper

Head:

Hair type	Straight
Hair measurement	Long
Hair color	Blonde
Eyelashes	Painted

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