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amazing thank you
It’s truly my pleasure!
These are so cute, I love all these photos. 🙂
It’s funny. I was not a fan of Tammy when I was a child. (My aunt had one.) But as an adult, I’ve really grown to love her! She’s fun to sew for and fun to take pictures of!
How interesting! 😀 It’s funny how things change over time. I think she looks a bit like Drew Barrymore in the one with the sun hat and red shorts. I loved Tammy in pictures for a long time, and eventually I was lucky enough to pick her up for 20p! The shop keepers obviously did not recognise her value. <3
If you live in the UK or Australia, you may have found and purchased an early Sindy, not a Tammy. They have the exact same mold.
Sindy was far more popular in the UK than Barbie was, I’m told. You can learn more about the history of Sindy at the Sindy Museum online. (Use that link.)
Aw, thank you for the link, that’s a lovely website. She probably is a Sindy. If they are exactly the same mold, who’s to tell? 🙂