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BARBIE® DOLL COLLECTOR SERIES 1999 Birthday Wishes (African American) #21509 A Garden of Flowers Collection 2000 Birthday Wishes #24667 1999 Rose Barbie #22337 2000 Birthday Wishes Doll (African American) #24668 2001 Birthday Wishes #3 #28434 American Stories Series 2001 Birthday Wishes #3 (African American) #28435 1995 Pilgrim #12577 2004 Birthday Wishes #C6228 1995 Colonial #12578 2004 Birthday Wishes #C6229 1995 Pioneer #12680 2004 Birthday Wishes #C6230 1996 Early American Indian #14715 2004 Birthday Wishes #C6231 1996 Pioneer Shopkeeper #14756 2004 Birthday Wishes #B9786 1996 Civil War Nurse #14612 2004 Birthday Wishes #B9787 1997 American Indian #17313 2004 Birthday Wishes #B9788 1997 Patriot #17312 2004 Birthday Wishes #C0860 Angels of Music Collection Birthstone Collection 1997 Harpist Angel #18894 2003 January Garnet #B3409 1997 Harpist Angel (African American) #20551 2003 January Garnet (African American) #C0583 1998 Heart String Angel #21914 2003 February Amethyst (African American) #C0584 1998 Heart String Angel (African American) #21915 2003 February Amethyst #B3410 2003 March Aquamarine (African American) #C0585 Anniversary Dolls th 2003 March Aquamarine #B3411 2004 Bob Mackie 45 Anniversary Doll #B3453 2003 April Diamond #B3412 2004 Bob Mackie 45th Anniversary (African American) #B3452 th 2003 April Diamond (African American) #C0586 2004 45 Anniversary Barbie by Robert Best #B8955 2003 May Emerald #B3413 2003 May Emerald Barbie (African American) #C0575 Artists Series 2003 June Pearl #B3414 1997 Water Lily #17783 2003 June Pearl Barbie (African American) #C0576 1998 Sunflower Van Gogh #19366 2003 July Ruby #B3415 1999 Reflections of Light Inspired by Renoir #23884 2003 July Ruby Barbie (African American) #C0577 2003 August Peridot #B3416 Barbie 2000 Series 2003 August Peridot Barbie (African American) #C0578 2000 Barbie 2000 #1 #27409 2003 September Sapphire (African American) #C0579 2000 Barbie 2000 #1 (African American) #27410 2003 September Sapphire #B2394 2001 Barbie 2001 #2 #50841 2003 October Opal #B2395 2001 Barbie 2001 #2 (African American) #50842 2003 October Opal (African American) #C0580 2003 November Topaz #B2396 Barbie 2002 Series 2003 November Topaz (African American) #C0581 2002 Barbie 2002 #53975 2003 December Turquoise #B2397 2002 Barbie 2002 (African American) #53976 2003 December Turquoise (African American) #C0582 2004 January Garnet #C5331 Ballerina Music Box 2004 February Amethyst #C5332 1991 Swan Lake #1648 2004 March Aquamarine #C5333 1992 Nutcracker #5472 2004 April Diamond #C5334 2004 May Emerald #C5323 Ballroom Beauties 2004 June Pearl #C5324 1995 Starlight Waltz (Blonde) #14070 2004 July Ruby #C5325 1995 Starlight Waltz (Brunette) #14954 2004 August Peridot Barbie #C5326 1996 Midnight Waltz (Blonde) #15685 2004 September Sapphire #C5327 1996 Midnight Waltz (Brunette) #16705 2004 October Opal #C5328 1997 Moonlight Waltz #17763 2004 November Topaz #C5329 2004 December Turquoise #C5330 Birds of Beauty Collection 1998 The Peacock Barbie #19365 Bob Mackie 1999 The Flamingo Barbie #22957 1990 Gold #5405 2000 The Swan Barbie #27682 1991 Starlight Splendor #2703 1991 Platinum #2704 Birthday Series 1992 Empress Bride #4247 1999 Birthday Wishes #21128 1992 Neptune Fantasy #4248 1993 Masquerade Ball #10803 1993 Opening Night #10148 1994 Queen of Hearts #12046 1993 City Style #10149 1995 Goddess of the Sun #14056 1994 Evening Extravaganza #11622 1996 Moon Goddess #14105 1994 Uptown Chic #11623 1997 Madame du Barbie #17934 1994 Evening Extravaganza (African American) #11638 1998 Fantasy Goddess of Asia #20648 1995 Midnight Gala #12999 1999 Fantasy Goddess of Africa #22044 1996 Starlight Dance #15461 2000 Fantasy Goddess of the Americas #25859 1996 Starlight Dance (African American) #15819 2001 Fantasy Goddess of the Arctic #50840 1997 Romantic Interlude #17136 2003 Brunette Brilliance #B0585 1997 Romantic Interlude (African American) #17137 2004 Diana Ross #B2017 1998 Evening Sophisticate #19361 The Bridal Collection Clothes Minded Collections 2000 Millennium Wedding #27674 1999 Trend Forecaster Barbie #22833 2000 Millennium Wedding (Hispanic) #27765 2001 Romantic Wedding #29438 Club Exclusives 2001 Romantic Wedding (African American) #29439 1997 Grand Premiere Barbie #16498 2001 Romantic Wedding (Brunette) #29440 1997 Date at Eight #16078 2002 Sophisticated Wedding #53370 1998 Gallery Opening Fashion #18893 2002 Sophisticated Wedding (African American) #53371 1998 Café Society Barbie #18892 1999 Holiday Treasures #24669 Byron Lars Collection 1999 Executive Lunch Fashion #22306 2003 Tatu Barbie #B2018 1999 Embassy Waltz #22836 2004 Nne Barbie #B3423 2000 Suits Me Fine Fashion #26069 2000 Holiday Treasures Barbie #27673 Celebration of Dance 2000 Club Couture Barbie #26068 1999 The Tango Barbie porcelain Mackie #23451 2001 Midnight Tuxedo Barbie #28796 2001 Midnight Tuxedo Barbie (African American) #29307 Celebration Barbie 2001 Holiday Treasures Barbie #52682 2000 Celebration Barbie #28269 2002 Twilight Gala Barbie #53862 2000 Celebration Barbie (African American) #28270 2002 Twilight Gala Barbie (African American) #53870 2000 Celebration Teresa #29081 2002 Gallery Scene Barbie Fashion #53871 2001 Celebration Barbie #50304 2003 Noir Et Blanc Barbie #B1992 2001 Celebration Barbie (African American) #50305 2003 Noir Et Blanc Barbie (African American) #B1993 2003 French Quarter Barbie Fashion #B2518 Celestial Princess Series 2000 Evening Star Princess #27690 Coca Cola Barbie Series 2000 Morning Sun Princess #27688 1999 Coca-Cola Waitress Barbie #22831 2000 Midnight Moon Princess #27689 2000 Coca-Cola Barbie #2 #24637 2000 Coca-Cola Ken #25678 Children’s Collector Series 2001 Coca-Cola Cheerleader #28376 1995 Barbie as Rapunzel #13016 1996 Barbie as Little Bo Peep #14960 Coca Cola Fashion Classic Series 1997 Barbie as Cinderella #16900 1996 Soda Fountain Sweetheart #15762 1998 Barbie as Sleeping Beauty #18586 1997 After the Walk #17341 1999 Barbie as Snow White #21130 1998 Summer Daydreams #19739 2000 Barbie as Beauty-Belle #24673 Collectors Request City Seasons Series 1998 Twist ‘N Turn #18941 1998 Autumn in Paris #19367 1999 Commuter Set #21510 1998 Winter in New York #19429 2000 Sophisticated Lady #24930 1999 Spring in Tokyo #19430 2001 Suburban Shopper #28378 1999 Summer in Rome #19431 2002 Gold ‘N Glamour #54185 1999 Autumn in London #22257 2003 Gay Parisienne #57610 1999 Winter in Montreal #22258 2004 Color Magic Barbie #B3437 Classic Ballet Series Cool Collecting 1997 Barbie as the Sugar Plum Fairy #17056 2000 Nostalgic Toys Barbie #25525 1998 Barbie as Swan Queen #18509 1999 Barbie as Marzipan #20851 Couture Collection 2000 Barbie as Snowflake #4 #25642 1996 Portrait in Taffeta #15528 2001 Barbie as Flower #28375 1997 Serenade in Satin #17572 2002 Ballet #6 Swan Lake #53867 1998 Symphony in Chiffon #20186 2003 Peppermint Candy Cane #57578 2004 Barbie as Juliet #B5655 Designers’ Salute to Hollywood Collection 2004 Barbie as Titania #C3819 1999 Vera Wang Barbie #23027 Classique Collection Designer Spotlight 1992 Benefit Ball #1521 2003 Designer Spotlight by Katiana Jimenez #B0836 2004 Designer Spotlight by Heather Fonseca #B3455 1995 Native American 3rd Edition #12699 1995 Polynesian #12700 Designer Barbie Series 1996 Ghanaian #15303 1994 Nicole Miller-Savvy Shopper #12152 1996 India 2nd Edition #14451 1995 Christian Dior #13168 1996 Japanese 2nd Edition #14163 1995 Donna Karan #14545 1996 Mexican 2nd Edition #14449 1996 Escada #15948 1996 Norwegian #14450 1996 Calvin Klein #16211 1996 Gift Set (three dolls) #15283 1996 Nicole Miller #16289 1997 Arctic #16495 1997 Christian Dior 50th #16013 1997 French #16499 1997 Bill Blass #17040 1997 Puerto Rican #16754 1998 Nolan Miller Sheer Illusion #20662 1997 Russian #16500 1999 Todd Oldham #22205 1998 Native American 4th Edition #18558 1999 Nolan Miller Evening Illusion #23495 1998 Chilean #18559 2000 Givenchy Barbie #24635 1998 Thai #18561 2001 Burberry #29421 1998 Polish #18560 2001 Ferrari Limited Edition #29608 1999 Peruvian 2nd Edition #21506 2004 Kate Spade Barbie Doll #B2513 1999 Austrian #21553 2004 Badgley Mischka Bride #B8946 1999 Moroccan #21507 2000 Spanish 3rd Edition #24670 Diva Collection 2000 Native American 5th Edition #24671 2002 Gone Platinum #52739 2000 Swedish 2nd Edition #24672 2002 Gone Platinum (African American) #53868 2002 All That Glitters #55426 Dolls of the World Princess Collection 2003 Red Hot Barbie #56707 2001 Princess of the French Court #28372 2003 Red Hot Barbie (African American) #56708 2001 Princess of the Incas #28373 2001 Princess of India #28374 Dolls of the World (International) Collection 2002 Princess of Ireland #53367 1980 Italian #1602 2002 Princess of China #53368 1980 Parisian #1600 2002 Princess of the Nile #53369 1980 Royal, U.K. #1601 2003 Princess of the Vikings #B6361 1981 Oriental #3262 2003 Princess of the Danish Court Barbie #56216 1981 Scottish #3263 2003 Princess of the Portuguese Empire #56217 1982 Eskimo #3898 2003 Princess of South Africa Barbie #56218 1982 India #3897 2003 Princess of Japan #B5731 1983 Spanish #4031 2004 Princess of the Navaho #B8956 1983 Swedish #4032 2004 Barbie of Ancient Mexico #C2203 1984 Irish #7517 2004 Princess of Ancient Greece #B3461 1984 Swiss #7541 2004 Princess of England #B3459 1985 Japanese #9481 2004 Princess of Cambodia #B3460 1986 Greek #2997 1986 Peruvian #2995 Enchanted Seasons Collection 1987 German #3188 1994 Snow Princess (Blonde) #11875 1987 Icelandic #3189 1994 Snow Princess (Brunette) #12905 1988 Canadian #4928 1995 Spring Bouquet #12989 1988
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