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Welcome to the Web's #1 original, biggest and most comprehensive site dedicated to Pedigree Sindy.

 

If you would like any help in trying to identify your Sindy doll, outfits, etc please feel free to contact the site via the email link below. 

I am always on the Look out to buy more Vintage Sindy Dolls,  Clothes ETC.  Please feel free to contact me via the email link on the bottom of this page if you think you might have something to sell?

Aly Simmons & Nav Sikand

 

*News Update*

 
   
   

 

  Recently here at Sindy-dolls.com we made a very exciting new discovery in Sindy's world. One of the great things about Sindy collecting is the seemingly endless mysteries, oddities and variants that continually surface. Though we must say this latest heart stopping find had us pretty near insane with excitement!

  Several years ago Nav had purchased some Trendy Girls from America. Factory mint but somehow unusual in that their heads seemed slightly larger,  had non twist waists and a somewhat peachier translucent head vinyl. We often speculated over what their story was , but now we are at least part way there in solving the mystery.

  Nav has been lucky enough to discover three MIP examples and we can now disclose that these gorgeous dolls seem to be a consignment of excess stock because they were sold in various outfits including Sindy Apple, Lovely Lively Paisley jump suits, 1973/74 Funtime stock outfits and generic swim suits. Always with standard white Trendy Girl bow shoes.

  The dolls are always mint and gorgeous but most interesting and exciting is the name: Sindy but spelt with a "C" to spell "Cindy" along with a grammatically incorrect slogan of "High Fashioned doll" NO maker or country of origin and adorning the card is non other than the gorgeous cover girl for the early 70s SIndy booklet, Sindy Apple!

  The dolls were clearly sold as a cheaper standard doll possibly for the Canadian and US markets. We can only deduce this as the only examples we have ever found have come from there... But enough words from us for now. We'll let the gorgeous pictures do the talking! Watch this space as we uncover more info on these mysterious and enigmatic beauties....

Please note that in some photographs, Sindy’s  outfits have been accessorized with items that were not part of the original Sindy line. This is purely artistic license! Please contact us if you have any queries regarding this information

Aly Simmons & Nav Sikand

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The site is fantastic, the pictures are great and when I can't find a vintage image in the Pedigree catalogues I know who to ask!
Thank you, On behalf of the Design Team and Sindy herself.

 

 

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