Product code: 2024 Retired American Girl Doll Samantha Parkington
Samantha doll has a huggable cloth body, and her movable head and limbs are made of smooth vinyl. Height: 22 inches 2024 Width: 11 inches Depth: 6 inches Born in 1904, Samantha grew up during the Edwardian era, in which she witnessed important historical movements for women's rights and child labor laws. American Girl officially discontinued Samantha in 2009 but revived her in a different format in 2014. Year released: 1986 Year Retired: 2009 Cost Today: $2,460.97 Samantha is one of the three original American Girl Dolls. While she was officially retired in 2009, she went through a few iterations as the company adapted their doll designs. The 1986 Samantha doll is one of the rarest and most valuable American Girl dolls around. Key differences between the original doll versus modern versions include her eyebrows. Older versions had straight eyebrows, while newer ones featured a feathered look. Samantha is from the late 1800s and excited by the changes occurring at the turn of the century.
Samantha doll has a huggable cloth body, and her movable head and limbs are made of smooth vinyl. Height: 22 inches 2024 Width: 11 inches Depth: 6 inches Born in 1904, Samantha grew up during the Edwardian era, in which she witnessed important historical movements for women's rights and child labor laws. American Girl officially discontinued Samantha in 2009 but revived her in a different format in 2014. Year released: 1986 Year Retired: 2009 Cost Today: $2,460.97 Samantha is one of the three original American Girl Dolls. While she was officially retired in 2009, she went through a few iterations as the company adapted their doll designs. The 1986 Samantha doll is one of the rarest and most valuable American Girl dolls around. Key differences between the original doll versus modern versions include her eyebrows. Older versions had straight eyebrows, while newer ones featured a feathered look. Samantha is from the late 1800s and excited by the changes occurring at the turn of the century.