Cabbage Patch Kids Girl Doll Caroline Leah With Birth Certificate NIB

Introducing the beautiful “Ms. Caroline Leah”, a Cabbage Patch Kids (CPK) from 1984, one of the vintage beauties from the 1980’s “Cabbage Patch Craze”! Ms. Caroline is a 1984 “Coleco” girl with red hair in double pony tails, large beautiful green eyes and two matching dimples on her cheeks. She has a long nose and impish smile. The head mold #2 and Coleco copyright notice “Original Appalachian Art Works Inc., Manufactured by Coleco Ind. Inc.,” are stamped on her neck and the authenticating Xavier (green) “birthmark with 84” signature on her left buttock. She is in near mint condition and has been removed from her box to take photographs only. Caroline’s body tag shows she was manufactured in the (OK) factory. Her original wrist tag is included and is in excellent condition and has been temporarily reattached (with a small soft rubber band) by the seller. The original rubber band is no longer viable due to the vintage of the doll. Caroline Leah comes dressed in her original CPK outfit, a white jumper with a pattern of blue flowers on a tiny green stem. Her jumper includes the Cabbage Patch Kids logo. Over her jumper she has a knit sweater with intricate rose like embellishments and matching knit booties on her feet. She is wearing her original diaper. Her clothes show no sign of wear and are in beautiful condition because she has not been handled through the years. She comes in the original CPK box which has the Coleco proof of purchase number 3900 stamped on the box. The box shows small signs of aging but is still in good condition for the vintage of this doll. Caroline Leah’s original Birth Certificate and Adoption Papers are included inside the box and have never been opened! The paper has a slight patina which you would expect due to the vintage of this doll. Please see ALL PICTURES as they are part of the description and keep in mind Ms. Caroline is 40 years old and is sold AS IS. She comes from a smoke free home and has been well cared for but her owner is of advanced age and it’s time to let Caroline Leah find a new loving home.