STORY-BOOK BEANS PAPER DOLLS. Whitman, 1980. 4to. Three dolls: LITTLE BO-PEEP; LITTLE MISS MUFFET; LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD. Four pages of costumes and three Storybook Stages to assemble. In MINT uncut condition.
ORIGINAL ART. TWO TEDDY BEAR PAPER DOLLS BY EK. Circa 1970. Created by a member of The Maryland Doll Club. Each Teddy Bear is signed on the reverse with the artist's initials "EK" (see enlargement 5). The artist is possibly Emily King - a former President of the Maryland Doll Club. Each bear (boy & girl) has a slightly flocked surface giving them a fuzzy appearance. The costumes are finely painted in watercolor. The girl bear has a pink dress with blue and white trim plus a blu ...click for details
NOW PLAYING BALLET PAPER DOLLS. Whitman, 1966. #1962. 4to. A CUT SET. Folder type covers with pockets on the inside for storing the dolls and costumes. Contains four dolls:Barbara; Alyce; Emily; and, Betsy. Barbara has a scotch tape repair (yellowed) to her neck (see enlargement 3). It appears that most, if not all, of the clothes and accessories are present and are in very good condition. A good used set. Neva Schultz was the artist who designed this set.
AMERICAN BEAUTY PAPER DOLLS WITH DRESSES WORN BY WHITE HOUSE LADIES. Actual Dresses Worn By America's First Ladies 1789-1951. Merrill. 1951. A CUT SET. The set contains 2 dolls and a COMPLETE set of FIFTEEN DRESSES with ALL (BUT ONE) HATS (missing the hat for Ida McKinley). The President's wives and each of their respective inaugural dresses represented in the set are: Martha Washington; Dolley Madison; Julia Tyler; Sarah Polk; Mary Lincoln; Julia Grant; Frances Cleveland; Ida McKinley; ...click for details
A COLLECTION OF SEVENTY-TWO INDIVIDUAL BETSY McCALL PAPER DOLL SHEETS FROM 1958-1970. The McCall Publishing Co. 4to. Separate sheets extracted from McCall's Magazine and dated from 1958-1970. All in UNCUT CONDITION. Sold as a lot. Betsy McCall first appeared as a paper doll in the May, 1951 issue of McCall's Magazine. Most were drawn by Ginnie Hoffman. Betsy's popularity led to her appearance as an actual doll. This collection contains 3 sheets from 1958; 8 sheets from 1959; 11 shee ...click for details
KATE GREENAWAY PAPER DOLLS IN FULL COLOR. By Kathy Allert. New York: Dover, 1981. 4to. 32 pages. Contains four dolls and 28 costumes ALL printed on heavy stock. Kathy Allert has captured the Victorian charm of Kate Greenaway's inimitable style with her authentic period costumes. Kate Greenaway (1846-1901) was one of England's most popular illustrator/authors of the 19th century. In MINT uncut condition.
KATE GREENAWAY ANTIQUE EMBOSSED CUT-OUT PAPER DOLLS. N.Y.: Merrimack, no date (circa 1979). A single sheet, as issued, containing four dolls and twelve costume pieces. A modern replica of an antique original. In MINT uncut condition.
