Raggedy Ann and Andy Vintage Asleep/Awake Dolls from Aurora

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Around 1915, a little girl bought an old rag doll and painted a face on it, naming it Raggedy Ann. Her father, the author and cartoonist Johnny Gruelle, published the first Raggedy Ann stories in 1918, giving the doll its signature look. Two years later, Raggedy Andy came along, and the rest is toy-and story-history. Their story will be familiar to anyone who ever saw Toy Story. When people aren't around, the toys come to life. Today's kids are not as likely to play with these toys, unless perhaps introduced to them by a parent or grandparent. They are, however, prized collectibles, which makes this Vintage Asleep/Awake Dolls set from Aurora the perfect collectible and gift. It includes the two, two-sided dolls in a hinged package. On one side, the dolls are asleep. On the other, they look ready to play with their button eyes and iconic outfits.