Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls by Knickerbocker in 1976 were made to hug each other. Then, too, the pair are represented in high chairs, cribs, a baby buggy, banks, jewelry, a radio, bookends, blocks ...

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The popularity is such that Raggedy Ann memorabilia is now highly sought after by collectors, and Raggedy Ann was inducted into the National Toy Hall of Fame in Rochester, NY on March 27, 2022 ...

The Raggedy Ann character was copyrighted in 1915 by Johnny Gruelle, a commercial artist. Gruelle knew he had a money maker and quickly licensed P.F. Volland to make dolls of Ann and her brother Andy.

Two of the most popular characters of all time are the carrot-topped duo of Raggedy Ann and Andy. Richard Zvirzin, 29, has 3,500 of the dolls in his collection at his home in Lisle, Ill. They are ...

Raggedy Ann creator Johnny Gruelle spent childhood and part of his adult life in Indianapolis. Raggedy Ann may have originated in his mother's attic.

Raggedy Ann had red-striped legs, a blue dress and stitched-on white apron. In good condition and with their original hearts in place, these dolls bring $15 to $50.

Raggedy Ann dolls were created by a grief-stricken father who lost his daughter to a vaccine-related illness, and who wished to broadcast the risks of vaccination.

Happy birthday Raggedy Ann! To mark her 95th anniversary, she's getting a modern update with an exclusive collection of vintage-inspired dolls so now your tots can get in on the fun.

Fabric dolls are a direct descendant of the homemade rag doll, and no doll typifies the American image better than the red, white and blue smiling faces of Raggedy Ann and Andy.

Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls were set to be discarded but have gotten new life thanks to Orlando photographer Ben Van Hook, who has taken them on outings around Central Florida, seen on Thursday ...

What: Raggedy Ann and Andy dolls and related items, from dishes and thimbles, to books and toys.