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The most popular doll of Vogue's teenage line was Ginny's
big sister Jill. Like Ginny she
had oodles of outfits that could be purchased separately, as well as a
variety of accessories, and furniture. Jill was first introduced in 1957 with
her friend Jan following a year or so later. In addition, Jeff was offered in
1958 and marketed to retailers as "Jill and Jan's friend, or Ginny's big
brother." Vogue decided to let the buyer decide how he should be "labeled". Jan
and Jill could wear the same clothes. They are the same size, 10 1/2", as
Ideal's Little Miss Revlon, Horsman's Cindy, and Cosmopolitan's Miss Ginger and
all of these dolls could exchange outfits.
Jan is all hard vinyl with rooted saran hair. She has a swivel waist, no jointed
knees.
Jill is all hard plastic with a glued on saran wig. She does not have a swivel
waist but does have jointed knees. Both came with earrings.
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