Toys of the Seventies, Tricky Micky
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Description
Unsure of the correct spelling. She was a Barbie doll that was dressed in a orange camaphlogue jumpsuit and could be twisted and turned in all directions. I believe she had auburn hair.
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i still have mine!... auburn hair and down to only the camoflage orange jumpsuit (green sash and shoes long gone)... a bit twisted in one arm, but the hair shines firey bright red-orange still.
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I had that doll as a child! She came in a green vinyl case, came with a couple of other glittery outfits, and I am pretty sure she was made by Mattel. I have been looking and LOOKING for it to buy (on ebay, perhaps) for my little girl. I'll keep looking and checking back. Thanks!
I had one with brown hair and my sister had one with blonde hair. I sure wish I could find a vinatage one to buy now.
I have several of these that I bought in the early 70's as a kid from the local 5 and dime for about 50 cents. Some are still in their original pant suits. At least one has her red hair cut short. I am willing to sell mine. None have shoes. Not sure I can find them all though. Keep your eyes peeled on Ebay.
My sister had a Tricky Micky and I always wanted one too. Obviously they are very hard to find these days.
I have been looking for this doll for YEARS!!! I had it in the early 1970's and remember it had a green vinyl case and she had reddish hair.
I have the green case w/cloths and both Tricky Micky Dolls.
I would love to purchase one Jackie!
does anyone have one for sale?
Mine came in an orange case. My parents threw her out and I would like to find a replacement.
Triki Miki was NOT by Mattel. eBay has two variants of these dolls. One was short, called Miki. Made in 1970 by Travel Toys, Div. of Prepac in New York. The other, named Triki Miki, was by Topper, 1970-72. This one closer resembled Barbie. Items were wardrobe storage boxes with dolls. If Colleen is interested, shop carefully.
I have my original Tricky Micky in case with her jumpsuit. I looked online for her for years with no luck to get information. She was my favorite doll because she fit on my Breuer horses. Am willing to sell!
i have the original in its green vinal case still have a few outfits. i loved this doll. my granparents bought it for me when i got my tonils out. i let my daughter play with it with superevision only. i am willing to sell. email at jbrn9465@aol.com
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I still have mine and it’s dressed in a green blouse with beige lace around the neck, chest and sleeves with green flare pants.
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