Vintage Skipper Treasure Trove is an additional website to my four previous websites on Vintage Skipper dolls.
Here you can find everything which doesn't fit on the original pages due to storage problems (maximum size of these free pages).
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If you can help identify any of the fashions pictured and/or want to contact me, please use the contact form on vintageslskipper@jimdo.com (sometimes it may take weeks or months though until I have time to check for new mail)
Miss Teen is also supposed to be one of the Skipper clone dolls, the manufacturer is unknown. She is supposed to have long hair with bangs, a side glance (left) and is probably marked Japan on her back. However, I've never actually seen a Skipper clone like that, but there was a Barbie look alike made by Shillman with that name.
On the other hand, "Miss Teen" cases and school bags were found in Canada which probably had been produced for the Canadian market only. On one of the cases the writing states: "Miss Teen is a registered trademark" © 1966.
This black case resembled one of Skipper's original cases. Miss Teen was pictured wearing a fashion that looked very much like Skipper's “Town Togs” outfit. Miss Teen cases probably were produced by SPP, the same company that produced the vintage Skipper and Barbie family cases.