Is this a Super Queen?

[Sowth]

Quality looks iffy so I presume it's a knock-off but I'm not familiar enough with the line to be sure.



Thanks for the look!!

Will

[highquality]

She looks a LOT like the Ideal Super Queens and Misty dolls, but not quite right. Maybe a knockoff?

[sauce]

Looks like a Lili Ledy Barbara more than a Queen to me. But maybe some other competitor? No markings?

[Sowth]

I don't have it in hand, seller says it has Hong Kong but didn't volunteer anymore info other than height of 11.5 inches.

[rche]

mouth and eye detail look a little small for a SQ. I agree with bryan. Looks more like a knockoff. The side glance is Idealish, and there are no bangs, but the face just don't quite look right.

[captact]

Believe me friend,..not a Super Queen at all,..just a simple Barbie type knock-off,...for the real deal and for future info on these SQ's,..check this awesome link:

Super Queens

Ray - King of " Super" Queens!

[Sowth]

Believe me friend,..not a Super Queen at all,..just a simple Barbie type knock-off,...for the real deal and for future info on these SQ's,..check this awesome link:

Super Queens

Ray - King of " Super" Queens!

Thanks King Ray!

Will

[sauce]

Man, I so love that JemBoy site!

[SlipperyLilSuckers]

It looks like a Bild Lilli (or knockoff of her) to me.

Lilli inspired the production of another fashion doll of high quality who would soon outshine her: Barbie, produced by Mattel. Ruth Handler, one of the company's founders, bought some of the Lilli dolls when she was on a trip to Europe. Back home she reworked the design of the doll and re-named her Barbie, who debuted at the New York toy fair on March 9, 1959. Barbie had rooted hair and her shoes and earrings were not molded — apart from that she was a lookalike of Lilli. Barbie celebrated 50 years of continuous production in 2009

Bild Lilli doll - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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