Photos: Vintage Barbies on eBay--going once, twice
Buyers and sellers flock to the online giant, searching for items once only found by scouring antique shows and swap meets.
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Robert McKeown and Deeann Little
Robert McKeown and Deeann Little in their living room, in front of one of many tightly packed shelves of toys. The pair has been buying and selling on eBay since two weeks after the site's launch.
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Secret Squirrel
Cartoon characters from Secret Squirrel to Quick-Draw McGraw.
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Picnic Bunny
No trip through Barbie history would be complete without a battery-operated Picnic Bunny.
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Pierre Omidyan
Ponytailed eBay founder Pierre Omidyan, at the time of eBay's 1995 launch.
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