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Coca-Cola Sweetheart Barbie Doll 1999

The Coca-Cola Barbie (model number 24637) is the Coca-Cola Sweetheart Barbie Doll (sometimes also referred to as the Soda Fountain Diner Barbie), released by Mattel in 1999. This is the second doll in the official Coca-Cola nostalgia series.

Below are the key details about this particular collector’s item:

The Design & Outfit
This Collector Edition is designed in a distinctive 1950s “soda fountain” style. The doll has a short brown bob with a red headband. She wears a nostalgic outfit consisting of:
A fitted red sweater worn over a white collared blouse.
A black circle skirt (poodle-skirt style) decorated with classic Coca-Cola images.
A red petticoat peeking subtly out from beneath the skirt.
White bobby socks (ankle socks) and classic saddle shoes (two-tone lace-up shoes).


Included Accessories
The doll comes with detailed accessories suited to a 1950s American diner:
A miniature Coke ice cream float, complete with a straw and a cherry on top.
Jewelry consisting of earrings and a necklace with a heart-shaped pendant.
A handy doll stand and a certificate of authenticity in the box.


Elvis, The Army Years

Code 21912 refers to the official Mattel product code for the Elvis Presley “The Army Years” Classic Edition Doll. This special collector doll (often categorized under the Hollywood Barbie & Friends line) was released in 1999.

Features of the Doll (#21912)
Design: The 12-inch (approx. 30 cm) doll wears a detailed replica of a U.S. Army winter uniform, complete with insignia and a duffel bag.

Hairstyle: Instead of his famous pompadour, this Elvis doll has a military crew cut.
Accessories: The set includes unique extras, such as a miniature framed photo of Priscilla Beaulieu and a letter she sent to Elvis while he was stationed in Germany.

The doll commemorates the period when Elvis Presley, at the height of his fame, was called up for military service (March 24, 1958). He declined special privileges and served for two years as an ordinary soldier, mainly in Bad Nauheim, Germany, where he eventually rose to the rank of sergeant.