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Acme Toy Company Dolls 1910-1950s USA

ca. 1920s Acme Toy Mama doll 26" composition shoulder head, cloth body, doll mark Acme Toy Company, face
ca. 1920s Acme Toy Mama doll 26″ composition shoulder head, cloth body, doll mark Acme Toy Company


The Acme Toy Company founded in 1910 of New York City, produced a large line of composition Mama and Baby dolls, they also supplied doll parts to other manufacturers, some of Acme’s dolls were distributed by Davis & Voetsch and Kaufman, Levenson & Company. 

Acme Toy company composition dolls are of very good quality and were usually dressed in fine fabrics.  It’s thought that Acme produced some of the composition head Kiddiejoy or Kiddie Joy line of dolls for Hitz, Jacobs & Kassler.

Acme Toy Antique Dolls Identified

1930s Acme Toy Mama doll with molded hair 14" face


1922+ Acme Toy Mama dolls (and shown above) or Papa dolls and Lovey doll with painted eyes, 14″ to 26″, composition shoulder head, full or partial limbs, cloth body with or without crier, some dolls are walkers, painted molded hair, some with mohair or human hair wigs, painted or glass sleep eyes, open or closed mouth, doll marks Acme, Acme Toy Co., Acme Toy Mfg. Co.

1927 Acme Toy Tynie Baby Bye-Lo type doll 13" composition face

1927 Acme Toy Tynie Baby doll 13″ tall, a Bye-Lo Baby Doll type, composition head, slightly grumpy expression face, lightly painted molded hair, sleep eyes, cloth stuffed body, possibly partial composition or rubber limbs, Tynie Baby doll mark Acme Toy Company. 


Acme’s Tynie Baby was a competitor to Horsman’s Tynie Baby doll whom Horsman filed a lawsuit against Acme in court but lost, as their doll was only marked E.I.H., which was ruled not sufficient for infringement of their copyright.

1935 Acme Toy Marilyn a Shirley Temple type doll 22" face


ca. 1935 Acme Toy Marilyn doll, a Shirley Temple type doll, sizes up to 30″ tall, all composition doll with short curly blonde mohair wig, sleep eyes with real upper lashes, painted lower lashes, open mouth with four upper teeth, dimples in cheek. Marilyn is wearing her original white with blue polka dot dress with blue ribbons and bow, also a copy of Shirley’s outfit and blue hair ribbon. Acme Toy Marilyn doll is unmarked, she is shown with her original hang tag, pin on her dress front reads AN ACME DOLL MARILYN. Photo courtesy of Irishmahony.

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Additional Acme Toy Company Dolls not shown

1914-1915  Acme Toy Baby dolls, various sizes, unbreakable composition and cloth Character dolls, doll mark Acme Toy.

1920s Acme Toy Lady Doll, 27″ tall, composition jointed slim flapper body, composition head with human hair wig, tin sleep eyes, closed mouth, doll mark Acme Toy Co.

1925 Acme Toy Peek-A-Boo doll, 13 1/2″ tall, composition head with a grumpy face, cloth body and partial limbs, celluloid hands, doll mark unknown, possibly Acme.

Collector’s Encyclopedia of American Composition Dolls 1900-1950 books, vol. I in 1999, vol. II in 2004 by Ursula R. Mertz, Composition Dolls 1928-1955 book, vol. I in 1991 by Pam and Polly Judd, The Collector’s Encyclopedia of Dolls books, vol. I. (1800-1925) in 1968, vol. II (1800-1930) in 1986 by Dorothy S., Elizabeth A. and Evelyn J. Coleman and continued research across the Internet since 1999 which we share with you.

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