TV’s Police Woman
The 1970s were clearly the high point for dolls based on TV detective shows.
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Just love, love, love the way somebody circled the two accessory kits. It's this kind of human touch that makes history so fascinating.
Was it a little girl making sure her folks/ relatives knew she wanted the accessory sets and not (another) doll? Was it a relative deciding these would be a great gift? Who knows? But somebody wanted them enough to mark it down.
"Undercover Wardrobes" is missing: (3) Hooker Set.
Does the Hooker Set come with a B. A. Baracus style machine gun like Motorcycle honey? Girl be packin' heat!
I distinctly remember episode 21 ,Sabotage Under The Sea where she left the desk to dive underwater and fight a giant Moray Eel . She read him his rights and busted that jive turkey into next Tuesday.