1950s Plastic Molded Arts Twinkle Toes doll, 10" tall, all hard plastic, sleep eyes, saran wig, is also a stepping stepper doll.

1950s Plastic Molded Arts Walking Girl Doll, 14" tall, all hard plastic, walker, wearing original clothing of a plaid with lace trim jumper over a blouse with white socks and shoes, with her original hang tag, doll mark on back Plastic Molded Arts Co. L.I.C New York.  

1950s Plastic Molded Arts Miss Babbitt doll, 20" tall, Big Sister doll of Little Miss Babbitt, 20" tall, hard plastic, sleep eyes, rooted bubble cut hair style, high heel feet; came wearing a cotton sun suit with high heel shoes. Separate wardrobe was available for purchase, doll is unmarked.

Big Sister Miss Babbitt doll is an advertising doll for the Bab-O-Cleanser Company.

1959 Plastic Molded Arts Little Miss Babbitt doll, 10" tall, hard plastic head with sleep eyes, wigged, hollow plastic body (like a Dress Me doll) jointed at the neck and shoulders only, straight legs with high heel feet; came wearing a yellow, green and orange floral print sleeveless dress with a sheer white apron, white plastic open toe shoes. Separate wardrobe of seven outfits were available for purchase.  Doll is unmarked.

Little Miss Babbitt doll is an advertising doll for the Bab-O-Cleanser Company.

1950s Plastic Molded Arts Bride doll, 11" tall, hard plastic, sleep eyes, wig of mohair, straight non-jointed or bending legs, came dressed in bride outfit with veil.  Looks like the same face mold used for Miss Joan but without the jointed knees. Doll is unmarked.

There is also a molded haired doll similar to this Bride dolls face, with stationary non-bending legs and sleep eyes. 

1950sPlastic Molded Arts Molded hair girl doll, 11" tall, all hard plastic, molded hair, stationary eyes, closed mouth, straight non-jointed or bending legs.

Photo courtesy of Startlightstarbright.

Doll mark PMF inside a circle, on back of the Molded hair girl doll

1950s Plastic Molded Arts Chubby Girl doll, 10 1/2" tall, all hard plastic, wigged, sleep eyes, closed mouth, jointed body, head turning walker, doll marked Plastic Molded Arts Co. L.I.C New York.

1952 Plastic Molded Arts Colgate-Palmolive Fab, Incline Walking doll, 6" tall, all hard plastic, jointed at the hips, painted molded blonde hair, blue side glancing sleep eyes, closed mouth, dressed in a sleeveless red and white polka dot dress, painted white socks and black shoes, doll marked on bottom of foot PMA.  The Incline walking doll was made by Plastic Molded Arts as an Advertising doll for Colgate-Palmolive Fab soap detergent.

1953 Plastic Molded Arts Joanie Pigtails doll, 8" tall, is a head turning walker, saran wig, sleep eyes with heavy painted lashes, molded on slippers by PMA Doll Company.  

Joanie Pigtails also came as a Joanie Travel wardrobe doll, Joanie Wedding Belle with a Bridal wardrobe and a Joanie Walker doll that has much more pointed eyebrows than the regular Joanie Pigtails doll.  

Niresk Industries also sold a similar doll named Janie Pigtail 8" tall, also unmarked.

1956-1957 Plastic Molded Arts Miss Joan doll, 12" tall, all hard plastic, 1956 saran wig or 1957 vinyl head with rooted hair, sleep eyes with painted lower lashes, jointed at neck, shoulders, hips and knees, high heel feet, walker doll, wore a lace teddy, stockings.  

Plastic Molded Arts Miss Joan doll mark Pat's Pend.

1958 Plastic Molded Arts Little Miss Joan doll, 8-9" tall, all hard plastic, wigged, sleep eyes with painted lower lashes, jointed at neck, shoulders, hips and just above the knees, high heel feet, walker doll, same as the above Miss Joan doll only smaller, came with a wardrobe that could be purchased separately including a mink stole. Unknown how Little Miss Joan doll is marked, may be like the above doll.

1959-1961 Plastic Molded Arts Linda Williams doll, 14, 18 & 30" tall, the largest size 30 is a walker doll, Angela Cartwright character from the Danny Thomas TV show "Make Room For Daddy", a 14" doll was made by Plastic Molded Arts Company, and the Natural Doll Company also made the Linda Williams doll. Was possibly a mail-in-premium from the General Foods Company.  14" size doll is marked on head: Linda Williams.

Thank you Andrea Nowlin! for sharing that Plastic Molded Arts also made this doll, Andrea is the great-niece of the owner of the Plastic Molded Arts Doll Company of Long Island, NY USA.

1960-1961 Plastic Molded Arts Debby doll, 11 1/2" tall, Barbie like competitor, uses the Uneeda or clone Bild Lilli doll head mold that is marked with a U, doll is not shown in original clothing, which was probably a swimsuit.

1960s Plastic Molded Arts Fashion Doll, 10" tall, hard plastic jointed doll with vinyl head and rooted hair, sleep eyes, high heel feet, doll marked PMA.