Mattel made two different Miss America Dolls using Barbie's Body and the Steffie head mold.
Walk Lively Miss America was sold in 1972 and 1973 and Quick Curl Miss America from 1973 to 1976. Walk Lively was also sold by Kelloggs as a mail in offer (for three dollars!) and there were three Miss America ensembles sold in 1972.
The dolls are much easier to find than the ensembles!
Walk Lively Miss America
Quick Curl Miss America
Model #:
3200 Kelloggs Doll #3194-9991
8867
Issue Date:
1972
1973
Hair:
Brunette with Shoulder Length curly hair.
Earlier ones were brunette, later were blonde. The brunette version is much harder to find.
Face:
Blue Eyes, Coral Lips & Blush, Brown Eyebrows, Rooted Eyelashes
Blue Eyes, Coral Lips & Blush, Brown Eyebrows, Rooted Eyelashes
Clothing:
Long gown with gold lame bodice, white skirt with white nylon overskirt, satin ribbon "Miss America" sash, silver braid crown, scepter, red fleece cape with faux fur trim, red fabric rose with red ribbon, white pilgrim shoes
Long gown with gold knit bodice, white skirt with white nylon overskirt, satin ribbon "Miss America" sash, silver lame crown, scepter, red fleece cape with faux fur trim, white pilgrim shoes
Turquoise blue nylon gown, lined with silk. White faux fur jacket trimmed with gold braid and lined in turquoise silk Bouquet of 5 hot pink roses tied with a Miss America ribbon banner Long white gloves Turquoise Pilgrim Shoes
The gown has a peplum waist and a deep ruffle at the hem.
Red satin gown with gold knit bodice
Red satin cape with yellow fur trim
Gold belt with square buckle Bright yellow long gloves Gold clutch purse Red Pilgrim shoes
This ensemble is very hard to find and the long yellow gloves are very rare.
Rose red velvet gown with long sleeves and white faux fur trim at the neck
Hot pink long sheer nylon slip with ruffle hem
White faux fur muff
Rose red Pilgrim shoes
This ensemble reminds me of Francie's Waltz In Velvet #1768 (1970 - 1971) and is as equally hard (if not harder to find).