Shirley Temple composite doll, made by the Ideal Toy Company. The doll is molded to represent a young, white, female child, blue eyes, red lips, and blonde hair. The doll is dressed in a yellow cotton ...

Q: One of these Shirley Temple dolls was given to my mother in about 1937. The other was given to me around 1962 when Shirley had a TV show. Are ...

Q: I am interested in knowing about my Shirley Temple doll. She was made by Ideal and is number ST-17-1. My mother gave her to me in the 1950’s (I believe it was 1957). Please let me know any ...

Question: I own an original composition, jointed Shirley Temple doll given to my grandmother as a 1930s Christmas gift. It is 22 inches tall, marked “Ideal,” wears a curly blond ...

She was interested only in the big Shirley Temple doll in a shop window in Weipert, wishful that her Christmas gift would be that doll. It was 100 kronen, or about $50 in today’s U.S. currency.

His market value will not be high, perhaps $25 or so. Q. With the passing of Shirley Temple, we are all looking at our Shirley Temple dolls with a little more affection and curiosity, as there ...

LEOMINSTER — Lifelong city resident Nancy Bilotta didn’t begin collecting Shirley Temple dolls until 2002, but less than two decades later, she’s amassed more than 50 — and her life has ...