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Mod Era Barbie Dolls
Barbie gets a 'new' look!

A group of Mod era dolls -- from left to right;  Hair Fair, Standard, TNT, Hair Fair, TNT,  Talking Stacey, TNT PJ

1967 Twist N Turn Barbie (long straight hair)

Twist N Turn Barbies®; "Sun-Kissed" (platinum blonde) and "Summer Sand" (silver ash)

 
Twist N Turn Barbie® "Go Go Cocoa" (brunette) 

Twist N Turn Barbies®; Titian and "Chocolate Bon Bon" (dark brunette)

Incredible Twist N Turn Barbie with very unusual white platinum hair 

- Was sold wearing a neon orange swimsuit that had orange trunks and a white (with orange trim) fishnet swim stop.

- Looks similar to the Standard Barbie (below) but is on a bendable leg, twisting body

- Hair colors have unique names: Sun-Kissed (pale blonde or platinum), Summer Sand (ash), Go Go Cocoa (brunette or brownette), and Chocolate Bon Bon (dark brunette).  Titian (red) hair can also be found but is more rare.  Her straight, uneven hair is pulled up at the sides into a  tiny ponytail that sits on top of her head, tied with an orange silk bow.Length of hair is mid back to waist length and cut unevenly

- Eyes are blue, light brown brows, rooted lashes, deep pink lips and blush.

- The TNT and Standard are the first 'Mod' or 'Pink Skin' dolls. Their vinyl tends to pale and can become so pale that it looks greenish.

1967 Standard Barbie 
...She is also known as the 'Trade-in' 1967 Barbie since in the late '60s Mattel offered a program where little girls could trade in their older Barbies for a 'new' Barbie.

Silver Ash Standard Barbie

- She was sold wearing a very cute hot pink
two piece bathing suit with a white plastic flower on the bottoms.

- Looks similar to the Twist n Turn Barbie (TNT) but she has no eyelashes, and is on a straight leg, non twisting body

- Hair colors are titian (red), different shades of blonde and brunette. He

- Her straight uneven hair is pulled up at the sides into a tiny ponytail that sits on top of her head, tied with a pink silk bow.

- Length of hair is mid back to waist length.

- Eyes are blue, light brown brows, deep pink lips and blush.

- Body markings are Midge T.M./c1962/Barbie/c1958/by Mattel,Inc./Patented

- She has the straight hard legs that don't bend.

- Standard Barbie #1190 was also issued in 1969, same body marking, but the bathing suit this year was a one piece, colors green and hot pink with the pink plastic flower.

Other Mod Barbies...

Brunette Twist 'N Turn 'Flip'

Brunette and Blonde Twist N Turn 'Flips'

Brunette and Blonde Hair Fair Barbies® (originally sold as heads only along with a set of wig pieces) - Heads are often found now on the Twist N' Turn or Standard Barbie bodies

A stunningly pristine brunette Talking Barbie head

*Your patience is appreciated while I complete this page...Information on the Twist N Turn, TNT Flip, etc. to be added soon...In the meantime, please see the info. on the Standard Barbie below*

Please email me (Krista) anytime at RestorBabs@aol.com
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NO pictures, writings, text or information may be taken from any page on this website and reproduced for any reason, WHICH INCLUDES AUCTION LISTINGS, without my written permission and consent. 

I am sure you can appreciate the huge amount of work and research that has gone into this website. If I become aware that my photos, text, or  information are visible elsewhere, appropriate action will be taken. 
Thank you for respecting my copyright!

A Special Thanks to the wonderful artist, Dennis Beltran who kindly drew the cartoons you see on my site.

Photographs on this site have been used with the owners' permission.

Barbie,  Ken,  Midge,  Skipper,  Francie,  Casey, Allan,  Stacey,  PJ,  etc.  are registered trade marks of Mattel, Inc.
Barbie collecting and repair are my beloved hobbies, and I am in no way affiliated with Mattel, Inc.

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The general information I have chosen to include on these pages is here as a courtesy to collectors of Vintage and Mod Barbies® and friends. 

**I do not identify dolls via email, nor can I verify authenticity, unless I see the doll in person.  I offer this as a paid service. 
Please email me if you would like to send your doll or collection for a written appraisal or identification.  A fee + return shipping costs will apply.**

I am unable to answer your 'how-to' restoration emails, nor do I provide further step by step instruction.

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Before continuing any further, please carefully read my disclaimer page.

Please note that I have limited (or no) experience with modern Mattel fashion dolls (anything newer than 1970),  or any other types of dolls.