| Year | Company | Size/s | Doll Characteristics (Property of All About Raggedy Ann & Andy MSN Group) |
| 1915 | P.F Volland | n/a | Raggedy Ann trademark ( no dolls known) |
| 1918-1919 | P.F. Volland | 15-18" | Raggedy Ann -Cottage dolls - hand painted shoes and faces - feet point sideways. Black shoebutton eyes. |
| 1920-26 | P.F. Volland | 15-16" | Raggedy Ann - Patent stamp - machine stamped faces. Pear shaped heads and necks were long. |
| 1920-27 | P.F. Volland | 16" | Raggedy Andy - Large hands and heads. Cresent smiles. Made to look more masculine than Ann. |
| 1920-28 | P.F. Volland | 30-36" | Anns (1924-25 and 1928 line smiles and outline noses - Andys (1920-21) hand painted faces, line smiles and no outline on their noses - 1924-25 and 1928 cresent smiles no outline on nose |
| 1926-33 | P.F. Volland | 15" | Beloved Belindy (see pictures)http://groups.msn.com/AllAboutRaggedyAnnandAndy/belovedbelindy.msnw |
| 1920's | P.F. Volland | 14-16" | Single Eyelash Ann and Andys |
| Late 1920's Early 1930's | P.F. Volland | 15-16" | Blushed cheeks - line smile- no outline on nose and nose becomes a bit wider. Faces are rounder. Loses a few lower lashes. |
| 1931-33 | P.F. Volland | 14-15" | Last Ann/Andy dolls produced by Volland -paper hang tags - Ann has outline nose Andy has no outline - Andy shirt changes to gingham during this period/ |
| 1935-36 | Exposition Doll and Toy Company | 18" | Only made an Ann with a silk screen face - dark magenta hair - felt shoes (see pictures) |
| 1935-1937 | Molly-'Es Doll Outfitters | 18-22" | Unlicensed production Made both Ann and Andy that looked alike. silk screen faces different color striped legs with blue feet |
| 1935-37 | Molly-'Es Doll Outfitters | 14" | Smaller versions of above dolls called Mollye Babies. Hair only along seam of head. Back of head was fabric. |
| 1930s-1950s | American Toy and Novelty Mf Co | 15-16" | Ann and Andy look alike called Buddy and Sis, Hugable Nursery Pets. Oil cloth faces. (see pics) |
| 1938-early 40s | Georgene Novelties | 19", 23", 31" | Ann and Andy - Black outline long red noses, wool yarn wigs - outfits are closed with small gold safety pin and have metal buttons on Andys pants and Anns apron. Black shoe button eyes. Seam up the back of body. Looked identical Transition Ann and Andy - Hard to find. Similar to dolls above, but noses not outlined. Andy has white collar and gets buttons on his shirt. Wigs are made of cotton. |
| 1939-late 40's | Georgene Novelties | 18-19" | Beloved Belindy with outlined nose. Red shoes, had white dots during the war. |
| 1940-46 | Georgene Novelties | 13" | Awake Asleep Ann and Andy. One side of doll has an awake face and the other side is asleep. Their noses were outlined until 1944. |
| 1943-46 | Georgene Novelties | 19", 23", 31" | Wartime Ann and Andy - No outline on nose. All different prints of fabrics used on feet. Identical faces on both Ann and Andy. |
| Later 1940s | Georgene Novelties | 15" | Beloved Belindy - Light colored brown body. Nose is outlined. Button eyes. Unmarked (no tags or stamp) |
| 1946-1950 | Georgene Novelties | 15", 19", 23", 31" | Postwar/Silsby Ann and Andy - Silsby printed on tag. Identical faces. It is imperative to note that not all dolls made during this period had Silsby tags. What makes a doll a Silsby is only the tag. |
| 1940's-50's | Georgene Novelties | 15" | Beloved Belindy - Feet facing the front instead of to the sides as previous Belindys. Medium colored brown body. No marks on doll. |
| 1950's-60's | Georgene Novelties | 15", 19", 23", 31", 48", 50", 52" | Ann and Andy - Metal eyes, except for larger dolls who had plastic eyes. Facial designs varied. Wigs are now glued to head. Ann and Andy had identical designs. |
| 1962-1963 | Georgene Novelties | 19", 23", 31" | Ann and Andy - stamped tags . Facial designs varied. Final year for Georgenes! |
| 1963-1965 | Knickerbocker Toy Company Joy of the Toy, NY tags | 15", 20" | Ann and Andy- Joy of the Toy, New York tags -no rouge on cheeks. Hair a rusty color like Georgenes. Noses and mouths lose the curve Georgenes had and eye brows become thicker. Ann's dress had different fabric variations. Andy also had a few different variations on his shirt. Dolls with these variations are extremely hard to find today. Dolls during this period were also made with a windup music box placed inside the doll. |
| 1966-1982 | Knickerbocker Toy Company | Under | Construction |
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