The First Raggedy Ann
It wasn't long before Raggedy Ann became Marcella's favorite playmate. Johnny recognized Raggedy Ann's appeal and wanted other girls to have one to love as well. He applied for and received a patent for Raggedy Ann in 1915.
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The Raggedy Ann Series
An artist by trade, Johnny Gruelle expanded on the Raggedy Ann theme and published Raggedy Ann Stories in 1918. It was the first of many children's books featuring Raggedy Ann and her brother Andy. Stories that Warm the Heart
Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Read-Aloud Treasury
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The Raggedy Ann Stories: The Very First Raggedy Ann Stories
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Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
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How Raggedy Ann Got Her Candy Heart
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Raggedy Ann & Andy: Going to Grandma's - Level 1
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Andy
A sequel to the Raggedy Ann Stories was published in 1920. It was called Raggedy Andy Stories. Andy, Raggedy Ann's brother, was introduced at that time. He was dressed in a sailor suit and a hat. More stories featuring Raggedy Ann and Andy.
A doll to be loved and cherished.
16 Inch Raggedy Ann Holiday Christmas Doll
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A Raggedy Ann doll relies on imagination rather than built in mechanisms. Fuel your child's imagination.
Stories of Raggedy Ann & Andy's Adventures
Collectables
Since Raggedy Ann and Andy came into being, the memorabilia, books, and dolls have been sought after by collectors. The old as well as the new are still popular today. Vintage Raggedy Ann
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Raggedy Ann Collectables
The World of Raggedy Ann Collectibles: Identification & Values
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Collecting Raggedy Ann dolls, books, and memorabilia is serious business. Know what you are buying before you buy it.
For the bibilophiles in the croud.
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Recycling Fabric
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Recycling Fabric
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Recycling is a popular buzz-word in today's society, but recycling in one form or another has been around since the beginning of time. The driving force behind it was not an eco-friendly attitude but necessity. The old and the worn were not thrown ou...
Pass the love on to the next generation.
Madame Alexander Raggedy Ann Cloth Doll, 18", Raggedy Ann and Andy Collection Doll
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Raggedy Ann Doll with Certificate of Authenticity
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Madame Alexander Raggedy Andy Cloth Doll,18", Raggedy Ann and Andy Collection Doll
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Did you own a Raggedy Ann doll as a child?
24websurf wrote...
My mother handmade a pair of Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls. They were stolen when I was a child, but I remember them vividly! Great memories and thank you!
Posted May 12, 2009
JaguarJulie wrote...
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Posted May 10, 2009
Charlyjl wrote...
I did, I did !!! I had a Raggedy Ann that I learnt to tie shoe laces with. I love Raggedy Ann and even went to a costume party dressed as Raggedy Ann. 5*
Posted April 26, 2009
vickeybee
I still have my doll, however, can't remember the name of the movie with a rag doll (can't remember is Raggedy Ann name was ever used in it)... the doll was lost (in a storm - I think) and replaced with a new expensive doll and the little girl was still very sad. Raggedy Ann found her way home only to see a new beautiful doll in her bed and ran away. This was not a cartoon!!! I know I saw this movie on TV when I was a kid sometime in the 1960s but, I can't remember nor find out the name of it. Does anyone know??? Would love to buy the DVD version, if it exists. I'm thinking it was probably an episode of some story telling TV show that featured a different story with different characters every week. What was it???
Posted January 26, 2009
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