American Girl Pleasant Company Doll Samantha Doll Hospital and Meet Outfit
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Samantha Parkington was one of the first three Historical Characters of the American Girl Dolls, representing the Pioneer Era. Samantha was released in 1986 along with Kirsten Larson and Molly McIntyre . She was retired on May 31, 2009.She has just returned from the American Girl Doll Hospital where she received a new head, therefore the back of her neck is stamped American Girl, but her original head was stamped Pleasant Company. She also had her limbs tightened and her skin cleaned during her stay in the hospital. She comes in her hospital gown, socks and is wearing her hospital bracelet. She comes in her hospital box along with her get well card and Certificate of Good Health. She also comes with her Original Meet Outfit. Her limbs are tight and clean and she can stand on her own.One of the ORIGINAL THREE PLEASANT COMPANY AMERICAN GIRL DOLLS in Excellent Condition!As of the time of this listing I also have the following dolls available: Kirsten Larson, Molly McIntyre, Elizabeth Cole, Lindsey Bergman (First Doll of the Year, 2001), and Just Like Me Doll with long brown hair, blue eyes and freckles. Please visit my store!!Please ask any questions before bidding and thanks for looking! Please Visit My Store to see my other Collectible and Vintage items.Please Note: I carefully inspect every item that I sell for blemishes, stains,
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