Nola

Style #: 6014

Original Nola Prototype.

Nola was released as part of the 1994 mid year release attic treasures.

Comparing The “Three Sisters”
Nola, Emily, and Rebecca

CHRONOLOGY

Nola with big feet, black nose, coral bow (no longer present), 1A “woolie” tush tag and Hong Kong hang tag. This example has critiques from Nola Hart the designer to finalize the design and may best be considered a production prototype.

Nola was first issued with big feet, black nose, coral bow, 1A “large” tush tag and Hong Kong hang tag.

Nola’s second issue with big feet, black nose, coral bow, 1B tush tag and Hong Kong hang tag. This version can also be found with no bow in floral dress and head bow and with coral bow floral dress and head bow.

Nola’s third issue with big feet, black nose, coral bow, 1B tush tag and Hong Kong hang tag. The 1B tush tag is slightly different, nothing else is different.

Nola’s fourth issue with big feet, brown nose, coral bow, version 2 tush tag and Hong Kong hang tag. This version can also be found with no bow or dress, no bow in floral dress and head bow and with coral bow floral dress and head bow.

Nola’s fifth issue with big feet, brown nose, coral bow, version 3 tush tag and Korea hang tag. This version can also be found with coral bow floral dress and hat.

Nola’s sixth issue with small feet, brown nose, floral head bow, version 3 tush tag and Korea hang tag.

Variation of paw pads, first Nola big feet 1A/1B, Nola with Big feet version 2/3, and Nola with small feet.

Nola with small feet, brown nose, floral head bow, 2nd generation tush tag and 5th generation 36CE hang tag.

Nola with small feet, brown nose, floral hat and dress, 2nd generation tush tag and 5th generation 36CE hang tag.

Nola with small feet, brown nose, floral hat and dress, 2nd generation tush tag and 36CE generation hang tag.

Nola with small feet, brown nose, floral hat and dress, 2nd generation tush tag and 5th generation hang tag.

Nola with small feet, brown nose, floral hat and dress, Canadian burgundy tush tag and 5th generation hang tag.

Nola with small feet, brown nose, floral hat and dress, burgundy tush tag and 5th generation hang tag.

Nola with small feet, brown nose, floral hat and dress, burgundy tush tag and 5th generation hang tag. Signed by the designer, Nola Hart.

Sumary

Signed

Hang Tags

US: 1st HK/Korea, 2nd ATC&BBC, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th

5th: 36CE, WL.2, FH,

UK: 1st HK/Korea, 2nd, German

Tush Tags

US: 1G Version 1A woolie, Large, 1B, 2nd Gen version, burgundy

KEY

BBC = refers to the 2nd generation hang tag stating “Beanie Babies Collection” erroneously.

ATC = refers to the 2nd generation hang tag corrected to “The Attic Treasures Collection”.

SP = SAFETY PRECATION (version of 5th gen noted by the fact that earliest versions of 5th generation did not have this stated on the back of those tags)

WL = Waterloo (address noted on early 5th generation hang tags)

WL.1 vs. WL.2 = spacing on the left of the tag changed noted on the attic treasure hang tag page & 5G page.

FH = FH Fareham (address noted on later 5th generation hang tags)

HK = Hong Kong (earliest version of the 1G hang tag stating “printed in Hong Kong”)

US = United States version

UK = United Kingdom version

CA = Canadian version

DE = German (Deutschland) version

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2 thoughts on “Nola”

Debbie White 04/01/2024 at 3:34 am

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Hi.
I have studied your interesting site and “Nola”
I have been collecting Attic treasures since the beginning.
I cannot find. “Nola” like mine.
It has a 1992 Hang tag (single card) and Nola has a pink jump suit on, no dress and no hat.
It was purchased in the Uk.
You say that Nola came out in 1994. Is mine a very early one?
1. bmd85 04/01/2024 at 10:03 am
  
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  Very interesting, attics in the UK very often come with alternate clothing, would you be able to send a quick photo to typlusharchive@gmail.com so I’m sure I know which outfit you’re describing?