Barbie Collection / Japan Limited Gold Label / Cabin Attendant
Description
Condition: New
2006 Fashion Model Collection
The official store limited edition of 3900
Japan Limited Gold Label
Silkstone body
Dark blue uniform with a 1960s feel
I opened the package once, but didn’t take it out or use it as is, and kept it in the box.
The contents are as clean as new.
The box is a little dirty.
Please check the pictures I have posted.
This is a Japan-only doll stewardess Barbie with a “working woman” theme designed by Robert Best.
The doll is dressed in a dark blue suit with white trim, a hat in the same color scheme, and a red scarf around her white collar, giving her a graceful and sharp image.
The contrast of black and white on her feet makes for a fashionable pair of strappy pumps and stockings, making her the perfect working woman!
This is a limited edition Barbie that is only allowed in five countries.
There is one more feature that makes this doll even rarer and gives it an even more special meaning.
A red-haired Barbie is very rare.
“This is an excellent product for those who want to have at least one Barbie collector doll.
Gold Label
This is a collectible Barbie with a limited production of less than 25,000 dolls in the world. This is a product line that pursues the very highest quality and detail for those who love fashion dolls.
“Barbie Fashion Model Collection” and “Badgely Mischka Bride Barbie” are the ultimate fashion-oriented Barbie products.
Payment
Please pay as soon as possible after purchase.
Shipping
We ship by DHL or FEDEX.
About other area, please ask me.
When you purchase two or more my items, I can send them together and discount shipping cost.
Returns
Returns are accepted ONLY if the item was not the item described.
International Buyers – Please Note:
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