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(4) Different Unopened ©1962 Mattel Charmin’ Chatty Doll Records
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The pictures show view of both sides of all (4) Different Unopened ©1962 Mattel Charmin' Chatty Doll Records in this lot. These white records are all still sealed in their original cellophane wrappers. The records were inserted into the side of the doll and they played on a miniature phonograph inside by pulling a string. The records are marked on paper labels on the two sides as follows:

CHARMIN' CHATTY
MATTEL ® t.m.
©1962 MATTEL, INC.
PRINTED IN U.S.A.

The titles on the records include the following:

FAMOUS / GOOD
POEMS / PROVERBS
SCAREY / ANIMAL NOISES
RIDICULOUS / MOTHER

The records each measure about 2-5/8'' wide. They are all unused and sealed and appear to be in mint condition as pictured. Below here, for reference, is some information on the Charmin' Chatty doll by Mattel:

Charmin' Chatty
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Charmin' Chatty was a doll produced by the toy company Mattel in 1963 and 1964. The doll, introduced at the American Toy Fair in New York City in March 1963, belonged to a line of highly successful talking dolls introduced in 1960 (Chatty Cathy was the first of these dolls). Other chatty dolls in the line (and the year they were introduced) were Chatty Baby (1962), Tiny Chatty Baby (1963), Tiny Chatty Brother (1963) and Singin' Chatty (1965). Mattel trademarked the word chatty in the 1960s, and packaging for its talking toys carried the tag line, ''A Chatty doll by Mattel'' or ''A Chatty toy by Mattel''.

Charmin' Chatty spoke different phrases when a pullstring attached to a ''chatty ring'' protruding from its upper back was pulled. The ring was connected to a simple low fidelity phonograph record in the doll's abdomen. The record was driven by a metal coil wound by pulling the toy's string. Charmin' Chatty was distinguished from Mattel's other talking dolls by having changeable records, all boxes for the doll, clothing and games have a symbol on them that says: ''Changeable Record Doll''. Three inch records were inserted and removed from a slot in the left side of the doll. The basic doll came with 5 double sided ''chatty records'' with 12 phrases on each side of the record. Thus, with 10 sides total, the doll was able to speak 120 different phrases. By comparison, the original version of Chatty Cathy introduced in 1960 spoke only 11 phrases (that doll's repertoire was expanded to 18 phrases in 1963). Initially, the records were made of black vinyl which was vulnerable to warping and blistering, so they were quickly replaced by white nylon records.

Charmin' Chatty's shoulder length hair was available in blonde and auburn. Standing 24 inches tall, the doll came with a sailor outfit (a white jacket with a red sailor collar, navy blue skirt, red knee socks, and blue and white saddle shoes). The doll, which wore eyeglass frames, was called ''the educated doll'' because it was able to speak foreign languages when its records were changed. Eight different outfits were available separately for the doll; each came with a record with phrases related to that particular outfit.

Among the different costume sets and themes for Charmin' Chatty were ''Let's Play Together'', ''Let's Go Shopping'', ''Let's Play Nurse'', ''Let's Play Cinderella'', ''Let's Play Birthday Party'', ''Let's Play Pajama Party'', and ''Let's Play Tea Party''. One outfit called ''Let's Talk 'n Travel in Foreign Lands'' came with 4 double sided records and allowed the doll to speak in English and 6 other languages. Sometimes referred to as Charmin' Chatty's travel set, this is the most sought after outfit by collectors. It included a navy blue coat, red straw hat, and blue shoes for the doll, plus a flight bag and stewardess hat for the child to wear (the idea being Charmin' Chatty was going on an around the world airplane trip and the child was the stewardess). Phrases included on the travel set records were, ''The Queen lives in Buckingham Palace'', ''Garçon means boy in French'', and ''In German, Shule means school''. Included in each set were props for the child to wear or use. One of the phrases on the record accompanying Charmin' Chatty's shopping outfit was, ''Shall we buy a Barbie doll?'' There were also four ''Chatty Games'' available, packaged in sets of two games each, which came with a record that allowed the doll to call out game moves when its string was pulled. Because you never knew what phrase the doll would say, Charmin' Chatty could call out a move, and using the specially designed game board... she could win the game herself! The game titles were, ''Chatty at the Fair / Chatty Skate 'N Slide'' and ''Chatty Animal Round up / Chatty Animal Friends''.

Charmin' Chatty was included in World Book Encyclopedia's doll section, representing the quintessential modern doll of the era. The doll was also featured on the cover of the December 7, 1963 Saturday Evening Post.

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(4) Different Unopened ©1962 Mattel Charmin’ Chatty Doll Records (4) Different Unopened ©1962 Mattel Charmin’ Chatty Doll Records


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