1953-1954 A & H Marcie dolls, The Doll of Destiny, 12" tall, all hard plastic, head turning walkers, mohair wig, sleep eyes with molded lashes, jointed at the neck, shoulders and hips, have oil cloth shoes with ties, socks, removable detailed historical costume, usually with attached slip, petticoat, pantaloons and hat. 

Doll is similar to a Dress Me doll, but better quality with removable clothing.  Dolls are marked Pat's Pending on back, clothing or box has Doll of Destiny and dolls name, these are the first known hard plastic dolls that were dressed in authentic historical costumes.

1953 Marcie, The Doll of Destiny, Molly Pitcher doll

There were twelve dolls in The Doll of Destiny series;

Priscilla Alden, Marie Antoinette, Empress Eugenie, Empress Josephine, Elizabeth Woodville Grey, Mary Todd Lincoln, Molly Pitcher, Queen Elizabeth I, Queen Isabella, Queen Victoria, Betsy Ross and Martha Washington.

ca. 1955 A & H Gigi doll

7 1/2 - 8" tall, all hard plastic, head turning walker, Ginny or Muffie look a like, sleep eyes and had a wardrobe available separately, Gigi dolls are unmarked 

The Gigi doll shown is a dressed doll, pink organdy dress, bonnet, purse, shoes and socks, outfit also available separately.

ca. 1955 A & H Marcie Daily Dolly

9" tall, all hard plastic, head turning walker, sleep eyes, wigged, fashions available separately, similar to her smaller sized buddy the Gigi doll shown at left. 

Marcie Daily Dolly is unmarked.

ca. 1955-1957 A & H Julie Walking Doll

I walk, I sit, I sleep, dress me, curl my hair Julie's box reads. 

She's 8" tall, all hard plastic jointed walker body, sleep eyes, glued on wig, came with separate fashions that fit other 8" tall walking dolls.  Gripper snaps have "Rau Sklits" on them.

1961+ A & H Marcie Dolls, 9" tall, the Ad reads:  Prize Package Dolls . . . are yours with A & H Doll's complete series of beautifully costumed dolls . . . Belles in Bells, Teens in Bells, Gigi in Bells, Lil Sister in Bells.  *Winner of 1961 Silver Award for original bell packaging. Dolls are jointed at the neck and shoulders only with stationary straight legs, molded painted shoes, sleep eyes, painted lower lashes, mohair glued on wig.  These are basically an unmarked Dress Me Doll, on the bottom of the bell is the company name, A & H and A Marcie doll on it.

left, January Garnet doll on right, October Opal doll

ca. 1960s A & H Marcie Birthstone Belle Dolls, 9" tall, just like the above Marcie Belles dolls, but each doll was named after a month and the associated birthstone ie. January - Garnet, February - Amethyst and so on, each dressed accordingly. 

ca. 1960s A & H 1893 Telephone Pioneers of America Belle Doll, 15" tall, advertising commemorative doll for their 1960s? anniversary, plastic jointed body with vinyl head, rooted hair, sleep eyes, dressed in high collar long sleeve white blouse, long brown skirt, belt and shoes.