So many Barbie-size TV sets!

In 1972, the Willows Department Store hired its first saleswoman
for its electronics and appliance floor, SunSet Malibu PJ!

Here is another article that isn't really about the doll, but rather about the doll-size non-Mattel accessories.  I now have four 1/6 scale televisions.
The oldest is the red-and-white one.  It looks like it is a black-and-white TV from the early 1960s.  The little disc you see at the top has six cartoon pictures inside: a bunny clown, a jack-in-box, a bear in a band uniform with a drum, an Emmett Kelly-type clown, an Easter bunny, and a boy and girl fox dressed up.  There is an eyehole in the back.  The TV is marked "NO. 515/MADE IN HONG KONG."  This set came with a bunch of miniature items I bought as an adult collector.
The big pink TV is the wildest one.  It is a combination snow globe and salt-and-pepper shaker!  The two sides hold the spices and the lid slides back and forth.  The TV scene held water once--there are remnants of snow inside, plus a little cap on the bottom.  It's the only item I have with lots of identification:  1963/CLACO/KENILWORTH, N.J./MADE IN HONG KONG/NO. 205.  I bought this at an antique show because I couldn't resist it!
The green television was purchased in, if I remember correctly, 1970.  The picture is holographic and you can see the girl ice skater twirling, while a silhouette of a male falls on the ice.  The back is marked A&W PROD./1962.  Believe it or not, this is a pencil sharpener.  My sister got this TV as a little girl and I got a tiny pencil sharpener that was a globe (which unfortunately is long gone).
My other sister found the blue Kings Island TV for me at a garage sale.  Like the red TV, it has a view hole in the back with a button you press on the bottom to change the pictures inside.  There are a number of pictures of the park's original rides.  The theme park opened in 1972, and the TV looks like something from the early 1970s, but one of the photos inside is of the Screamin' Demon looped roller coaster, which opened in 1977.  I suspect at some point the photos inside were updated.
It's my theory that all of these TVs were made by the same Hong Kong factory that made the tiny Nativity sets that I showed you before Christmas, as the miniatures have many similarities.
The doll with the TVs is a 1972 SunSet Malibu PJ in 3486 O Boy Corduroy, also from 1972.  I've made up a little story about the picture I am showing you.