I received this doll for Christmas when I was little. She didn't come with shoes or a necklace. I remember the T.V. commercial with Little Miss No Name standing alone in an ally in the snow. The commercial asked little girls to give this doll a home. Little Miss No-Name was a favorite doll for little girls that Christmas season. I still have mine. She looks new. I put a penny in her outstretched hand for display. The ad: She doesn't have a pretty dress (only 2 patches). She doesn't have any shoes. She doesn't even have a home. All She has is love. On the packaging: I need someone to love me, I want to learn and play, please take me home with you, and brush my tear away.
I only recently found out about this doll from a "creepy toys" video here on RUclips, and I have found myself fascinated by the psychology of it. The reactions people give to it are so opposite-ends-of-the-spectrum. Either people say that she is adorable and they love the doll, or people say she is right out of a horror movie. Whether Hasbro successfully pulled it off or not, I believe their intent was to create the option of having a doll that is, more than anything, sad. Moreover, the most prominent aspect of her sadness in not so much the poverty, abandonment, and physical suffering, but that she is lonely, and that (as the product itself describes) she has love to give, but that so far it has not been accepted. Unrequited love may be the most tragic aspect of the human condition, as any lonely person would attest (and as I had times in my life when I was there, I can understand), and that this just may have been masterfully expressed in this doll. Thus, I can understand the appeal of Little Miss No Name to the hearts of those who can feel for the condition of the lonely, even if the way she was delivered did not appeal to all.
Thanks for sharing! Ooh yours looks to have the original safety pin (it was a safety pin that closed the dress in the back). No, she never wore shoes (or had a penny in her palm). She did have little panties and an olive green headband though. Regarding the tear, I would have assumed it was original. But most I've seen (including mine) have a blue tint. I have two LMNNs, one in the original dress (it also frays, pieces are coming off). Regardless, they're all so wonderful. Enjoy!
I got her for Christmas in 1965, the safety pin came with her dress, she had no shoes and a green headband and white panties, but not very white. She did not have a penny in her hand and no necklace. She was just begging.
Yes i love little miss no name and i subscribed to your channel and i liked the video....i been wanting little miss no name since 2015 and i still dont have her to this day😭💔i want her so badly still i just wish i had her now little miss no name means everything to me and i wanna take her home with me 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
She is a superb doll i got my first original this week uncut hair her burlap dress and safety pin and headband thats all the doll comes with nothing else no penny nothing .. the one you have is in good condition the dolls sell for a high price i hope you keep her i absolutely adore mine her and Blythe and hasbro aimee & the supersize bionic woman doll are my favorite 70s dolls .
i honestly think shes really adorable! but wasnt she recalled? i dont understand why she was, her story's really heartwrenching. i cant believe people think shes scary. i guess you either love or hate her.
i bought a little miss no name doll on ebay around ten yrs ago. i was v careful when purchasing mine bc a lot of the time, she comes with replacement pieces. the dress on ur doll may not b authentic. mine is authentic, and it appears to b shorter n more tattered. her dress is also pinned in the back w a smaller pin, that is rusted,, which shows it's age. her tear is also smaller, and has a blue tinge to it. the doll also didn't come w a necklace, but she is said to come w a thin headband that didn't come on mine,, and a small pair of tightywhities underneath ^^'. mine r a bit lose on her, which also shows the age n indicates to me that they r authentic
@@dolldazzler I believe the original tear has a bubble inside of it something the replicas don't. Also they are bluish but some faded over time so that is not too helpful.
I received this doll for Christmas when I was little. She didn't come with shoes or a necklace. I remember the T.V. commercial with Little Miss No Name standing alone in an ally in the snow. The commercial asked little girls to give this doll a home. Little Miss No-Name was a favorite doll for little girls that Christmas season. I still have mine. She looks new. I put a penny in her outstretched hand for display. The ad: She doesn't have a pretty dress (only 2 patches). She doesn't have any shoes. She doesn't even have a home. All She has is love. On the packaging: I need someone to love me, I want to learn and play, please take me home with you, and brush my tear away.
I did the very same thing and put a penny in her hand. Thank you for the info about her.😊
I only recently found out about this doll from a "creepy toys" video here on RUclips, and I have found myself fascinated by the psychology of it. The reactions people give to it are so opposite-ends-of-the-spectrum. Either people say that she is adorable and they love the doll, or people say she is right out of a horror movie. Whether Hasbro successfully pulled it off or not, I believe their intent was to create the option of having a doll that is, more than anything, sad. Moreover, the most prominent aspect of her sadness in not so much the poverty, abandonment, and physical suffering, but that she is lonely, and that (as the product itself describes) she has love to give, but that so far it has not been accepted. Unrequited love may be the most tragic aspect of the human condition, as any lonely person would attest (and as I had times in my life when I was there, I can understand), and that this just may have been masterfully expressed in this doll. Thus, I can understand the appeal of Little Miss No Name to the hearts of those who can feel for the condition of the lonely, even if the way she was delivered did not appeal to all.
That's really interesting!
Thanks for sharing! Ooh yours looks to have the original safety pin (it was a safety pin that closed the dress in the back). No, she never wore shoes (or had a penny in her palm). She did have little panties and an olive green headband though. Regarding the tear, I would have assumed it was original. But most I've seen (including mine) have a blue tint. I have two LMNNs, one in the original dress (it also frays, pieces are coming off). Regardless, they're all so wonderful. Enjoy!
Thank you rainyday887 😊 Interesting info about the safety pin. I thought it was just added by someone cuz it was missing its snap or button.
I got her for Christmas in 1965, the safety pin came with her dress, she had no shoes and a green headband and white panties, but not very white. She did not have a penny in her hand and no necklace. She was just begging.
Yes i love little miss no name and i subscribed to your channel and i liked the video....i been wanting little miss no name since 2015 and i still dont have her to this day😭💔i want her so badly still i just wish i had her now little miss no name means everything to me and i wanna take her home with me 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Thank you for watching and subscribing!!!😊😊😊
Don’t worry I have one but I’m giving it away save money
I got this doll for Christmas, and this is the same Christmas that I got Cheerful Tearful.
😊Both great dolls to have
She is a superb doll i got my first original this week uncut hair her burlap dress and safety pin and headband thats all the doll comes with nothing else no penny nothing .. the one you have is in good condition the dolls sell for a high price i hope you keep her i absolutely adore mine her and Blythe and hasbro aimee & the supersize bionic woman doll are my favorite 70s dolls .
Thank you! 😊I dont plan on selling her😊
I own three of these and I will always buy more :) I love her
she came with the safety pin and bare feet to show how poor she was :(
Thank you😊
@@dolldazzler most welcome :)
Where did you get it
i honestly think shes really adorable! but wasnt she recalled? i dont understand why she was, her story's really heartwrenching. i cant believe people think shes scary. i guess you either love or hate her.
Thank you ! 😊She is cute but very sad😢I love her though. I dont know if she was recalled.
I miss mine I sold her 😭😭😭😁😁😭😭
I did the same but then I bought 5 more. Haha...
That safety pin is actually how the dress comes! such a strange design.
Thank you for the info😊
i bought a little miss no name doll on ebay around ten yrs ago. i was v careful when purchasing mine bc a lot of the time, she comes with replacement pieces. the dress on ur doll may not b authentic. mine is authentic, and it appears to b shorter n more tattered. her dress is also pinned in the back w a smaller pin, that is rusted,, which shows it's age. her tear is also smaller, and has a blue tinge to it. the doll also didn't come w a necklace, but she is said to come w a thin headband that didn't come on mine,, and a small pair of tightywhities underneath ^^'. mine r a bit lose on her, which also shows the age n indicates to me that they r authentic
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She is so much cute
Thank you 😊
I like her .
Thank you!😊
I am about to bid on the doll
Did you win?😊
@@dolldazzler sadly no
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I have bought so many and sold a few, now I have 4 and one is missing a leg. :-(. Your little miss no name looks like her tear is not original.
Thank you Me too 😊. Very interesting about the tear. What should the original tear look like?
@@dolldazzler I believe the original tear has a bubble inside of it something the replicas don't. Also they are bluish but some faded over time so that is not too helpful.
Thank you Me too! 😊I appreciate the info - I would have never known about the bubble in the tear.
When rich people make a toy that shows what they 1 per cent think we are😞
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No, shoes.
Thank you 😊
That safety pin is actually how the dress comes! such a strange design.
Awesome, Thank you for the info.😊