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| Greenbrier's products at Dollar Tree vary in quality. Its unnamed fashion dolls, both Chelsea- and Barbie-sized, are obviously very cheap. But the clothing seems nicer than Mattel's, and much less expensive! |
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| Sirene the mermaid is also by Greenbrier International. |
Hasbro's Jem so dominated the market for larger fashion dolls in the 1980s that hardly anyone else tried to compete with her.
Aurora et al by Tonka
Banee et al by Hasbro (little sister)
Debbie Glitter by Zodiac Toys, sold at Debenhams in England
Gloria by xxxx
Jem et al by Hasbro (Jem)
Maxie et al by Hasbro
Rachel by Zodiac Toys, sold in England
Rio by Hasbro (Jem’s boyfriend)
Rob by Hasbro (Maxie’s boyfriend)
Veronica Davina by Plaggon, sold in Greece
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Hasbro bought up many of the clone doll companies to put them out of business in the 80's. This is why there are so many clone dolls from the 70's, but not very many in the 80's and 90s. Hasbro bought Kenner which took out Tuesday and Tiffany Taylor, and gave them right to Blythe. They also bought Sindy Petigree and Marx. Almost every clone doll company I look up says the company was bought by Hasbro and that was the end of it.
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