Knickerbocker Toys Plush Gingerbread Girl Stuffed Animal Dolls of Distinction Vintage, made mid-to-early 1960s to early 1970s Made in the USA Made of mohair-style plush (likely synthetic mohair), common in quality dolls from the 1960s-70s. There are small areas where the plush is thinning from age and handling, most notably in the last photo. Overall the fabric remains soft and retains its vintage charm. Tag reads: Knickerbocker Toy Company, Los Angeles, CA (a well-known American toy maker active from the 1920s through the 1980s.) Dolls of Distinction line ? this was a premium Knickerbocker line known for quality, and the tag indicates ?CAL-T-S? materials (referring to California toy safety standards) and ?All New Cotton Foam? filling. Design: Shaped like a gingerbread cookie doll, complete with a stylized outline and red/white trim. Daisy-shaped felt eyes, black pupils, and a red stitched smile. Yellow yarn hair tied in pigtails with red ribbons. There are a few strands of yarn (near the bangs) that need to be glued back down Wears a red and white striped apron with ric-rac trim (a small snag/flaw is visible in the close-up). designed to resemble a storybook or holiday character, possibly marketed by Knickerbocker during the Christmas season. Size: Approximately 25 inches tall and about 15 inches wide at its widest point, based on the measurements next to the yardstick. In good pre-owned condition. Please see photos for a better visual description.