Photo Gallery

Since we celebrate our Independence Day this month I would like to honor the men and women in uniform. Most of the uniforms have been made by excellent seamstresses and are not Terri Lee Factory costumes. I am also featuring the “Good old Summertime.”

This is my dad, Staff Sergeant Charles Hoover, who served in the 87th Quartermaster Company, United States Army in World War II. He served in France, Germany, Philippines, and Japan from 1942 to 1946. He passed away April 30, 1966.

My friend Geri King created these wonderful Army uniforms for my Terri Lee dolls.

This is a repainted Jerri Lee dressed by Sherry Ferguson in honor of a member of her family who served in the Navy.

These are Terri Lee Factory sailor costumes for the boys who are waving their flag for the 4th of July holiday.

Navy blue Sailor outfits were available for both Terri Lee and Jerri Lee. The outfit also came in Marine blue and salmon. This particular Jerri Lee outfit is rare because it has full length long sleeves instead of ¾ length sleeves.

Jerri Lee has a white sailor outfit but we have never found a white sailor suit for Terri Lee. If you have one please contact me. Tiny Terri Lee and Tiny Jerri Lee are ready to march in the parade in their white sailor suits.

Terri Lee on the left wears a red pique sunsuit with a coordinated jacket in white pique with red apples. Terri Lee on the right wears a red cotton bathing suit with matching beach coat. She also struts her glamour glasses with flowers. The swim ring came in many color combinations.

Jerri Lee is dressed in a red and white gingham bathing suit trimmed in white terry cloth. He is ready to go snorkeling. Accessories are from American Girl.

A beautiful platinum blonde Terri Lee models her toreador pants outfit and her rare plastic Terri Lee purse.

Two Patent Pending Terri Lees want to show off their sarong outfits. These are 3 piece outfits consisting of the skirt, the bra and the sun bonnet. Sarong outfits come in many different fabrics and are a favorite with collectors. I had a sarong outfit for my Childhood Terri Lee doll so it is one of my favorite outfits, too.

if you grew up in the 1940’s you remember wearing scarves like this! Now it looks so funny. Terri’s mother told her not to get her hair wet today so she wears a polka dot plastic scarf around her curls. She wears a latex bathing suit and carries a coordinated green tagged Terri Lee towel. The plastic scarf is authentic from the Terri Lee factory also.

This Jerri Lee doll with a full head of curls shows off his orange and purple fish bathing suit and coordinating beach coat. Terri Lee has a matching ensemble but it is not shown here. This outfit came in other colors besides orange and purple.

If you have questions, please email me.