Mattel, Inc. Mork & Mindy 9″ Dolls Set in Box *SOLD*

Mattel, Inc. Mork & Mindy 9″ Dolls Set in Box

We have for you a set of  9″ Mork & Mindy dolls in box with extra “Talking Space Pack” that were manufactured in Hong Kong for Mattel, Inc. of Hawthorne/Los Angeles, California.  

Both dolls are tethered in their packages and have their boxes and accessories in the boxes. There is an extra Mork talking space pack, both space packs work, but as happens with these kinds of toys at this age the voice garbled.

These pieces are in original condition with no breaks, restorations, repairs, or touch-ups. These pieces show the usual patina, fading, dust, chips, scuffs, surface rust, scratches, missing accessories, and wear that is to be expected from age and display. These are approximately 9″ H.  We invite you to view the photos to further determine quality and condition.     

A brief history of Mattel Creations/Mattel, Inc. of Los Angeles/El Segundo, California:             

In 1945, Mattel Creations was founded by Harold Matson, Ruth Handler, and Elliot Handler and operated out of a garage. They specialized in picture frames, dollhouse furniture, and their first of many hit toys the “Uke-A-Doodle”. In 1948, Mattel Creations became Mattel, Inc. Mattel would go on to become the first sponsor of the Mickey Mouse Club, and manufacturer of the Magic 8-Ball.  

In 1959, Mattel’s best-selling product of all time the Barbie came out, followed by the ever-popular Chatty Cathy in 1960. During the 1960s Mattel acquired several other companies to expand its portfolio of toys. They of course built upon their success of Barbie by putting out many versions of Barbie and her friends, as well as, accessories, pets, animals, houses, and cars. Building on the Chatty Cathy pull string toy success they came out with the See n’ Say in 1965.  

In 1968, Mattel put out its Hot Wheels line. In 1969, Mattel changed their Mattel Creations and the Mattel, Inc. Toymakers marketing brands to what we now know as just “Mattel” with their “red sun” logo. 

Mattel would even acquire The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus from 1971 to 1973 when they sold it. They would go on to acquire/manufacture/ UNO, the He-Man and the Masters of the Universe line of action figures, comics, television shows, electronic games, Monster High, Ever After High, Enchantimals, Thomas & Friends, and brands like Fischer-Price (1993) and the Mega Brands to name a few.