Truly Scrumptious

http://barbie.wikia.com/wiki/Truly_Scrumptious
http://barbie.wikia.com/wiki/Standard_Truly_Scrumptious_Doll_Original_Outfit
http://www.thebarbiecollection.com/standard-truly-scrumptious-doll-original-outfit-1108-1108#1108
green box, pale pink dress
front
TRULY SCRUMPTIOUS by mattel
Star of the Movie
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG
back
THERE'S A WORLD OF FUN WITH MATTEL'S CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG TOYS! SEE THEM ALL!
TALKING TRULY SCRUMPTIOUS DOLL
She wears Barbie fashions, too!
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG MIRACULOUS MOVIE CAR
Really goes on land and water!
SOFT, HUGGABLE TALKING MR. POTTS DOLL!
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http://barbie.wikia.com/wiki/Talking_Truly_Scrumptious_Doll_Original_Outfit
http://www.thebarbiecollection.com/vintage-barbie-dolls/talking-truly-scrumptious-doll-original-outfit-1107-1107
blue box, bright pink dress
front
TALKING TRULY SCRUMPTIOUS By Mattel
Star of the Movie
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG
Pull Talking Ring from back of box
back
THERE'S A WORLD OF FUN WITH MATTEL'S CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG TOYS! SEE THEM ALL!
small text
PULL TALKING RING
SOFT, HUGGABLE TALKING MR. POTTS DOLL!
TALKING TRULY SCRUMPTIOUS DOLL
She wears Barbie fashions, too!
CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG MIRACULOUS MOVIE CAR
Really rolls on land! Floats on inflatable raft!
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http://www.fashion-doll-guide.com/Truly-Scrumptious-Doll.html
The Truly Scrumptious Doll was one of the first "celebrity" Barbie Dolls, released along with the Julia doll in 1969.
The doll is based on a character of the same name from the wildly popular kids movie, Chitty, Chiity, Bang, Bang. Truly Scrumptious was played by Sally Ann Howes in the 1968 movie.
The movie is loosely based on a story written by James Bond creator, Ian Fleming, for his son. The movie is set around 1910 - 1920. 
There were two Truly Scrumptious Barbie Dolls - a "standard" one on the traditional straight leg Midge/Barbie body and a Talking Truly Scrumptious.
Both dolls have a Francie head with blue eyes, rooted eyelashes and blonde hair - no bangs, pulled back in a low ponytail and curled at the bottom.
Both dolls were only made for one year and can be hard to find, especially in mint condition or NRFB. 
Standard Truly Scrumptious
Model #: 
1108
Clothing: 
Long pale pink dress with lace overdress with elbow length puffed sleeves and ruffled hem
Pale pink ribbon waist band with satin roses
Large pale pink picture hat with floral and green tulle trim and green tulle ties 
Pale pink pilgrim shoes
Body Markings: 
Midge T.M. 
©1962 
Barbie® 
©1958 
by 
Mattel, Inc. 
Patented
Talking Truly Scrumptious
Model #: 
1107
Clothing: 
Long dress with hot pink satin bodice and pale pink satin covered with black net lace skirt and sleeves 
Large picture hat with marabou and pale pink tulle trim and ties 
pale pink or hot pink pilgrim shoes
Body Markings: 
©1967 
Mattel, Inc. 
U.S. & Foreign 
Pats. Pend. 
Mexico
http://www.dollreference.com/truly_scrumptious_doll1969.html
Identifying Vintage Truly Scrumptious Doll 1969
1969 Truly Scrumptious doll 11 1/2"
The 1969 Mattel Truly Scrumptious doll is 11 1/2" tall - Mattel Barbie dolls friend, is an early personality doll, (Diahann Carroll as the TV character Julia is the other doll).
 
Truly Scrumptious is based on the Chitty, Chitty, Bang-Bang movie character played by British actress, singer Sally Howes. 
 
Truly Scrumptious doll uses the Francie doll head mold, with blonde hair pulled back into a ponytail, real eyelashes, blue painted eyes, closed mouth, a full figure Barbie size jointed body, so the Truly Scrumptious doll can share any of Barbie's extensive wardrobe.
1108 Truly Scrumptious doll Straight legs 1969
Non twist waist, same Francie head mold as 1107, long blonde hair no bangs, tied in a ponytail with curly ends, rooted eyelashes, blue eyes. Light pink long gown, pink over skirt netting, matching fancy hat, pale pink unmarked closed toe pilgrim shoes, clear X stand. 
Doll Marking: Midge ™ © 1962 Barbie ® © 1958 by Mattel, Inc Patented. 
1107 Talking Truly Scrumptious Doll 1969
Same head mold as 1108 doll, this doll talks, has bendable legs and a deeper pink gown with black net over skirt, fancy deep pink net hat, hot pink unmarked closed toe pilgrim shoes, clear X stand.
Doll Marking: © 1967 Mattel, Inc. U.S. & Foreign Pats. Pend. Mexico.
http://www.myvintagebarbies.com/trulyscrumptious.htm
1969 was the year Truly Scrumptious, based on Sally Anne Howe’s' character from the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang debuted. Truly Scrumptious can be hard to find. There were two versions made of her: #1107 Talking with bendable legs and #1108 Straight Leg version (both 1969). She used the same head mold as Francie. Both had rooted eyelashes. 
Her markings are as follows: Straight Leg version: Midge™/©1962/ Barbie®/©1958/ by/Mattel, Inc./ Patented Talking version: ©1967/Mattel, Inc./U.S. & Foreign/Pats. Pend./Mexico
https://www.etsy.com/listing/69186873/vintage-1108-truly-scrumptious-barbie
Vintage #1108, Truly Scrumptious BARBIE doll. 1968 Mattel Mod. Straight leg. Labeled dress in played with condition. Beautiful doll except for the "HAIRCUT and pen marks" on top of scalp. Good body. Great makeup and toenail polish, with some fingernail polish. Japan on right foot. Used and sold as found. Mattel, mod.
All my items are from estate sales and I have no way of knowing if the owners smoked, drank, had pets or whatever. I try to adjust the photos to show the actual color. I can't be responsible for differences in your monitor and mine.
Look closely and ask questions if you have concerns. I don't offer returns unless I grossly misrepresent the items.
http://www.mfd.net/product/truly-scrumptious-standard-barbie-3608.cfm
#1108. Circa 1969.
What a rare treat! All original with the factory plastic still on the head and the wrist tag still on the doll! The only problem with this beauty is roughness on her chin and I have no idea what might have caused it – if something was rubbed against, it didn’t affect the netting ties of the hat under the chin. Very strange.
Miller's 2000-2001 Book Value for M/C $250 - $345.
http://www.mfd.net/product/truly-scrumptious-standard-barbie-nude-5600.cfm
#1108. 1969.
Hard to find Barbie (Portrays Sally Ann Howes in Chitty, Chiity, Bang, Bang.)
Face has darkened and has a light greeny tone along hairline. Bottom lip rub (but it’s even) and no blush. Tiny tiny rubs on ends of brows. Lashes are fabulous.
Hair – Has been retied and looks good.
Body – Faint red marks on arms. Most of the nail polish missing. Legs have a lot of scratching. Sounds worse than it looks.
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1107
Talking Truly Scrumptious (1969) Truly Scrumptious is based on the Chitty, Chitty, Bang-Bang movie character played by British actress, singer Sally Howes. Truly Scrumptious doll uses the Francie doll head mold, with blonde hair pulled back into a ponytail, real eyelashes, blue painted eyes, closed mouth, a full figure Barbie size jointed body, so the Truly Scrumptious doll can share any of Barbie's extensive wardrobe. This doll talks, has bendable legs and a deeper pink gown with black net over skirt, fancy deep pink net hat, hot pink unmarked closed toe pilgrim shoes, clear X stand. Doll Marking: © 1967 Mattel, Inc. U.S. & Foreign Pats. Pend. Mexico.
http://www.landlcollectables.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=1012116
Barbie #1107 1967 Truly Scrumptious Talking
This listing is for a vintage 1967 Barbie Talking Truly Scrumptious. This is without doubt one of Mattel's more interesting character dolls. It was released in conjuction with the movie Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and Mattel used the Francie head mold to create a truly unique face! When the did speak, she spoke in a lovely English accent and said the following phrases:
"I'm Truly Scrumptious!"
"Let's go for a drive"
"Do you invent things?"
"You must follow your dreams!"
"I just love ruffles and lace!"
"You're a nice friend"
**Here is our disclaimer about talking dolls. We test all items and will let you know if they work. HOWEVER, this is a vintage doll that contains a very primative minature record player. What phrase she says depends on where the needle falls on the record, how far you pull the string and how hard you pull the string. Sometimes she may say the same thing several times before moving on to a new phrase. This is unpredictable. These were manufactured with components that included rubber bands for parts in the talking mechanism - rubber bands deteriorate over the years, hence greater than 95% of these no longer talk. And the ones that do, we can almost guarantee all of them have been repaired in more recent years. This is no longer a children's toy and is meant for collectors. We cannot guarantee the continued workmanship.
http://abarbiedoll.com/the-mod-era/barbie-1969-doll
1969 Barbie Doll was an era of dolls being created on the identity of famous celebrities. The very successful Twiggy ( item #1185) and Buffy ( item # 3577) Barbie dolls convinced Mattel to continue with the Celebrity Series in 1969. The next two dolls produced was The Julia Doll (item #1127) made on the Diahann Carroll nurse character of her television show. She wore a nursing uniform and was produced as a Twist N Turn and a Talking Doll (item #1128). Talking Julia Barbie wore a gold and silver jumpsuit; some dolls were issued with short hair others were issued with an afro hairstyle.
The second celebrity was based on the Chitty, Chitty Bang, Bang movie character of ‘Truly Scrumptious’ (the actor was Sally Howes), she was created as a friend for Barbie. Truly Scrumptious standard doll (item #1107) and Talking doll ( item #1108) were fashioned with straight blonde hair tied tightly back, she had blue eyes with rooted eye-lashes.
The Talking ‘Truly’ Doll was dressed in a beautiful black and magenta long frock with a lace bonnet and the standard doll wore pink and white laced long frock with a lace bonnet. The standard doll has the same Patent as the standard Barbie where-as the talking doll has the Patent: c 1967 Mattel Inc. U.S. & Foreign Pats. Pend. Mexico.
1969 Barbie also seen the release of the hip and happenin’ doll called Talking PJ (item #1113), another friend for Barbie. This new edition was dressed in a pink and orange flowery designed mini dress. She had long straight blonde hair in pigtails; this doll also had rooted eye-lashes. Her Patent reads the same as Talking Truly Doll with ‘Talking PJ’ added to the patent. A Twist N Turn version of this doll was also manufactured.
The 1969 Barbie Doll seen the release of a new Ken doll he was now Talking Ken (stock #1111). He had bendable legs and spoke six different phrases.
There was a new Twist N Turn Barbie released with a new hairstyle, a long flip hairstyle with spit curls fringe. Also released were the TNT Francie (item #1170), TNT Stacey (item #1165), TNT Skipper (item #1105).
http://www.marcdolls.ch/engbarbiemarkierung.html
Original Barbie-hands
1969	Truly Scrumptious Standard
Mexicans-hands
1969	Talking Truly Scrumptious
http://www.rebeccachulew.com/previousdolls.html
Standard Truly Scrumptious is one of the most darling and interesting dolls of the MOD era. Really! I wonder what Mattel executive thought of the bizarre idea of "Let's take Francie's head and a Standard Barbie body and make it into Truly Scrumptious!" Sounds like customizing to me...anyway, when in mint condition, this doll is breathtaking. The hardest part to find is that hat! Be careful when buying this doll. The Standard non-talking version should have straight legs and a non-twisting waist. Also, the hair in the back, the top portion is shorter than the rest, so it is not cut. I believe this was done to add height for the hat to rest high on her head. She has the same markings as a Standard Barbie. Overall, an awesome doll :-)