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Kirsten Larson (doll) | American Girl Wiki | Fandom
1 month ago - The Kirsten Larson doll was released in 1986, along with Samantha Parkington and Molly McIntire. They were American Girl's first three Historical Characters. Kirsten was officially archived in January 2010. A Special Edition version was released for the 35th anniversary in 2021, with a similar ...
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Kirsten Larson | American Girl Wiki | Fandom
1 month ago - American Girl started sending out letters in fall 2009 stating that they would archive Kirsten Larson's entire collection; the doll and her collection would no longer be available for purchase online, at stores, or through catalogs with the exception of books and the mini doll.
Videos
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American Girl
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Meet Kirsten Larson™ | American Girl®
Kirsten was one of the first three characters in The American Girls Collection, along with Samantha and Molly, when Pleasant Company debuted. The Kirsten doll and accessories were “archived” in 2010 and have only been rereleased once in 2021 and once in 2024 since then.
AGH
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Kirsten Larson | American Girl History
June 25, 2020 - Kirsten Larson was one of the first dolls that Pleasant Company released with Samantha Parkington and Molly McIntire in 1986. Kirsten Larson was the second doll to ever be retired by American Girl in the Historical Character line in 2010.
TODAY.com
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Farewell, Kirsten: American Girl retires doll
December 18, 2009 - Kirsten Larson — "a pioneer girl of strength and spirit growing up in Minnesota in 1854" — is the latest creation to be retired by American Girl, the doll-making franchise famous for churning out wholesome dolls, books, clothing and movies steeped in history for more than two decades.
American Girl
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Kirsten Larson™ 1854 | Historical Character - American Girl
Kirsten was one of the first 18-inch dolls introduced by Pleasant Company, and now she’s winning fans as part of The American Girls Collection™. Recreate treasured stories with Kirsten's School Outfit & Book.
American Girl
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Kirsten Larson™ 18-inch Doll, Book & Accessories | American Girl®
All-new meets classic with the return of Josefina, Addy, and Kirsten and their special-edition outfits and books. ... It's at the heart of everything we do. Through adventurous stories and imaginative play, American Girl strives to bring out the best in every girl:
Romper
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American Girl's Kirsten, Addy, & Josefina Dolls Are Officially Back
May 7, 2024 - Originally released in 1986, 1993, and 1997, Kirsten Larson, Addy Walker, and Josefina Montoya were some of the very original American Girl dolls, and were each retired over the last few years. Some of the vintage, OG American Girl dolls have made a comeback before (hello, Samantha Parkington), ...
Dandridgehousedolls
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Kirsten Through the Years – Dandridge House Dolls
August 1, 2019 - My 1995 Kirsten has a very thick body and quite the caboose! 😉 Her tan body is darker and has slowly been acquiring age spots that my earlier dolls have not been getting. ... After Mattel bought Pleasant Company in 1998, things started to slowly change. Over the years the dolls became much thinner and acquired body tags. Their neck stamp changed from Pleasant Company to American Girl.
Curtdanhauser
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AG Doll Collecting - Kirsten
Kirsten Larson is a pioneer girl of strength and spirit growing up in Minnesota in 1854. After a long, dangerous voyage with her family from Sweden to America, Kirsten finds it difficult to get used to a new country and a new way of life. But as she makes friends and discovers what her new ...
eBay
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American Girl Kirsten Dolls & Doll Playsets for sale | eBay
Get the best deals on American Girl Kirsten Dolls & Doll Playsets when you shop the largest online selection at eBay.com. Free shipping on many items | Browse your favorite brands | affordable prices.
Bustle
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Retired American Girl Dolls: Where Are Felicity, Kirsten, Samantha, and Molly Now?
July 24, 2014 - Sadly, though, these four dolls have since been “archived,” with Samantha going first in 2009, followed by Kirsten in 2010, Felicity in 2011, and Molly in 2013. So, in honor of Throwback Thursday, we figured we’d take a moment to catch up with each of these characters.
Ranker
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12 Rare American Girl Dolls That Are Worth A Ton Now
April 22, 2024 - ... Kirsten Larson, born in 1854, was a Swedish settler who came with her family to Minnesota. There she learned English and faced the hardships of life on the prairie. American Girl discontinued Kirsten in 2010, and she has since become a highly sought-after collector's item selling for upwards ...
Medium
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The 5 Most Expensive American Girl Dolls Ever | by Social Gemr | Medium
September 20, 2019 - Also discontinued, a Kirsten doll along with several accessories can be found on eBay for a whopping starting bid price of $3,210. Popular girl.
Dandridgehousedolls
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Kirsten’s Starter Collection – Dandridge House Dolls
January 23, 2020 - Kirsten’s Meet dress is soft blue with small pink flowers. It has a grow stripe which is a sewn, folded band that could be let out as a girl grew. The very first versions of the dress had a paper tag saying Made in West Germany for Pleasant Company 1986, later the tag changed to material but still said the same thing. In the 90’s the tags had a year followed by Pleasant Company and finally ended with an American Girl tag after 2000.
Agplaythings
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AGPT: Kirsten: 1854
Kirsten: 1854 Kirsten Larson is a brave, steadfast pioneer girl growing up on the Minnesota prairie in 1854. Her stories begin with her long, dangerous voyage with her family from Sweden to America. At first, Kirsten finds it difficult to get used to this strange new country.
Wikipedia
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List of American Girl characters - Wikipedia
May 5, 2013 - Unlike many of the dolls, Kirsten's books have maintained their original illustrations (with the exception of the covers). In the fall of 2009, American Girl announced that Kirsten would be retiring soon. Kirsten was officially archived on the American Girl website on January 1, 2010.
Reddit
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r/americangirl on Reddit: Kirsten doll in box and bookset worth?
October 12, 2022 -
Was gifted Kirsten doll with amber necklace and book set 15+ years ago (I believe), barely touched it, box and books are a little dinged up but the pages are in good condition, nothing is torn or creased besides the postcards in some. No receipts, unfortunately, my mom gifted it to me too long ago and I was a little kid, I only remember that it was ordered online directly from the American Girl website. Should I get it properly appraised?
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Maybe 120-150? Hard to tell these days. She's rumored to be coming back out. This one looks in good shape, but how floppy? Do you have the spoon too? Some people don't care about the books, either. The necklace does increase the value, people lose that all the time.
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She has great color! That necklace on its own can be like $30. Do you have the spoon too? That can go for $10-30, too. The books seem to be about $7/book or $35 for the set. I love Kirsten. There is a true scarcity of her stuff compared to the other original gals. Mercari is a good platform to see prices. It’s like eBay and seems to be super popular with AG collectors.
Etsy
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Original American Girl Doll Now Discontinued Kirsten Larson | Etsy
Vintage Pleasant Company Kirsten American Girl Doll in great condition and in her original outfit! This would make a great gift for a collector or little girl. Received as a gift in early 1990s this is one of the original three American Girl Dolls that are now discontinued and a rare find. Happy to
Reddit
reddit.com › r/americangirl › why do you think kirsten never became a "face" for american girl doll like the other two original dolls did?
r/americangirl on Reddit: Why do you think Kirsten never became a "face" for American Girl Doll like the other two original dolls did?
March 12, 2023 -
I feel like Samantha and Molly are basically the two main faces of the American Girl Doll franchise and the most well-known/popular. Kirsten was the other original doll yet it seems like isn't anywhere near amongst one of the most popular.
For those who were around when the original three came out, did they always push for/advertise Kirsten less than the other two?
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Because she’s an arsonist.
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Huh, I never got this vibe! I'm a kid of the 90s and the "advertising" was just the catalogues, which portrayed all the dolls equally. I really never felt like any one of them was favoured or showcased over any others until much later when Mattel came along with more focused branding. Little House on the Prairie was also insanely popular in the 90s, so if anything I feel like Kirsten was more popular than the others because she felt more topical to other trends (the books and tv show) aimed at little girls.