Complete List of Articles:  Madame Alexander

• The Madame Alexander Doll Collections
  The Madame Alexander dolls are collector-quality only. They are exquisitely fine dolls that are designed to be displayed and not played with. Each of the Madame Alexander dolls are produced in limited quantities, and never produced again. Once all dolls are sold, you will have to purchase from a collector.
  
  
• Scarlet O’Hara: Madame Alexander’s First Collectible Dolls…Mint Condition and in the Box…
  Madame Alexander was an American entrepreneur. She created the first “collectible” dolls based on a licensed character, Scarlett O’Hara, from the book and movie “Gone with the Wind.”
  
  
• The “Golden Era” of the Madame Alexander Doll Company
  The Madame Alexander Doll Company first began in 1923. Madame Beatrice Alexander and her husband, Phillip Behrman together formed the company.
  
  
• First Production Madame Alexander Dolls and Moral to Mismatched Numbers
  The Madame Alexander Doll Company began production of an exquisite line of collectible dolls in the year of 1953. First production dolls were made of hard plastic and were heavier than the later 8” dolls.
  
  
• The Madame Alexander Doll Company Production of Baby Dolls and Brenda Starr
  The Madame Alexander Doll Company made baby dolls throughout all the years. These dolls were often purchased by mothers for their children to play with while collecting the more elaborate expensive dolls for display. The Baby Dolls line have been primarily play dolls and have not increased in value as the other Madame Alexander dolls made in the same year. Of course there were exceptions, one of which was “Little Genius and Littlest Kitten.” Nonetheless, Madame Alexander could not have created any sort of doll that was not unique from all the rest.
  
  
• The Madame Alexander Doll Company’s Introduction of Cissette and Cissy
  The Madame Alexander Doll Company introduced Cissette in the year of 1957. Early production of Cissette continued to 1963.