Allied Imported, Allied Doll Company,  Allied Doll & Toy Company or Allied Grand Doll Mfg. Inc., of Brooklyn, NY a doll manufacturer, is mainly known today for making large sized vinyl and hard plastic high fashion dolls.  Dolls were mass produced and sold in bulk to other smaller companies, which marketed the dolls under different names.  They also made inexpensive composition dolls, Allied's dolls were very affordable and very popular, especially the bride dolls. 

Collectors often call this company Allied Eastern due to the AE marking found on dolls or perhaps because they were located on the East coast.

Here are Allied Import dolls we have found:

ca. late 1940's Jackie Robinson, 13" tall, composition, fully jointed, molded and painted hair, painted facial features, wears a Dodgers white uniform trimmed with navy blue, blue baseball cap with D, blue socks and black vinyl shoes, has a cardboard baseball mitt hang tag, wooden baseball bat and white ball, red box has Jackie's photo on front, he was the first black baseball player in the major leagues.

1940s Jackie Robinson doll, 13"

ca. 1960s Patti Playpal sized, 36" tall, hard plastic fully jointed body, softer vinyl head with rooted hair, sleep eyes, closed mouth, various outfits, Marked: AE 3651

1960s Patty Play Pal Type, 36"

ca. 1960s Teenage Fashion Dolls, 15, 18, 21, 24 or 28" tall, Revlon like, all hard plastic jointed adult body, vinyl head with rooted hair, sleep eyes, real eyelashes, high heel feet, marked: KT and Made by Allied Doll Co, or AE 2005, AE 2006 or AE + number.

1960s Teenage Fashion Dolls,

High Heel feet 15"

ca. 1960s Barbie Clone, 11 1/2" tall, made in Taiwan, light weight plastic jointed body, plastic head with molded hair, painted facial features, came with three wigs, marked: AE.

1960s Barbie Clone, 11 1/2"

ca. 1960s Bonnie Miss, 18" tall, hard plastic jointed body with vinyl head, rooted hair, sleep eyes, closed mouth, pierced ears, high heel feet, came dressed in a formal gown, stockings and high heel shoes.  Marked on back: R 20010

1960s Bonnie Miss, 18"

ca. 1960s Bride dolls & Bonnie Dear, 15, 18, 21, 24 or 28" tall, (probably other sizes too) vinyl jointed body with high heel feet, vinyl head with rooted hair, sleep eyes, blue eye shadow, red painted lips and pearl earrings, dressed appropriately as a bride with lace over gown, marked: AE and some with a number after this.

1960s Bride Doll, 18"

ca. 1960s Bonnie, 8-11" tall, an Effanbee Fluffy type, this doll face mold seems to have been used by several doll manufacturers, she has a vinyl head with short rooted hair, sleep eyes, real upper lashes, painted lower lashes, closed mouth, freckles across the nose.  Bonnie is marked on neck;  AE.

Here are some other doll makers that used this Effanbee Fluffy type doll mold without the Effanbee marking:  Kellogg's doll was named Linda Lou used as a mail in premium Advertising doll who is unmarked,  Molly'es called her Perky also unmarked and Valentine used her for the 13-15" tall Perfect Patient doll unmarked, and possibly other manufacturers may have dressed and sold this doll as well. 

Photo courtesy of tree*fern

1960s Bonnie, 8-11"

1960-1961 Hello Dolly, 11 1/2" tall, plastic jointed body, vinyl head with rooted blonde hair, painted facial features, Carol Channing wearing a costume from the Broadway musical  Hello Dolly, marked on neck: AE.

There is also a larger 21" size Carol Channing, Hello Dolly doll made by Kaysam/Nasco - see their page for her photo.

1960-1961 Hello Dolly, 11 1/2"

ca. 1960s Shirley Temple look a like, 19" tall, soft vinyl head with rooted hair, sleep eyes, open smiling mouth, dimples in cheeks, hard plastic jointed body, marked on neck: AE.

Photo courtesy of Susanfy.

1960s Shirley Temple

look a like doll, 19"

1960s Tammy Clone, 12" tall, looks very similar to the Tammy doll, even came dressed in the blue sun suit, notice the three lashes at the dolls outer corner eye, all plastic jointed body and vinyl head, rooted hair, painted facial features, marked: AE.

1960s Tammy Clone, 12"