Doll Dingle's Gowns and Faces

Here is a Dolly Dingle paper doll featuring different faces.  She has 3 outfits, 2 hats, and 4 faces.  This is from June 1923 from the Pictorial Review.

Sarah

Here is a two page paper doll from the June/July Issue of Doll Reader 1989.  This may be one of my favorite doll magazine paper dolls that I own.  I really love the artwork, clothing, and doll.  The artist is Sheila Haynes Rauen.  The texture, shading, and patterns on the clothing is very lovely.  The doll has 5 outfits, 4 pairs of shoes and an umbrella.

Description:magazine doll
Name: Sarah
Date:1989
Artist:Sheila Haynes Rauen
Publisher: Doll Reader

Jane Arden's Wardrobe

5-22-1937

Here is a lovely Jane Arden's Wardrobe from 5-22-1937.  This is a full comic page (eventually I will scan the whole page but my at home scanner is too small).  She has six outfits and two hats along with shoe gloves and shoes. 

Description:newspaper doll
Name: Jane Arden's Wardobe
Date:1937
Full page comic, only paper doll scanned.  Paper has yellowed with age and is fragile.

Yard Sale Paper Doll

Hello everyone! I've had an exhausting weekend doing a yard sale.  I gave out free signed copies of this paper doll out to people who had little girls.  I plan on coloring it eventually...  I am using Monday to rest. 

A Doll's Paper Doll

  

Here is a lovely magazine paper doll from Dolls Magazine May 1995.  The artist is Jane Bradbury. It is two pages which has 5 outfits and 5 hats.  I really love the little Scotty dog.  I will not be posting this weekend because I am having a family yard sale

Description:magazine paper doll
Name: A Doll's Paper Doll
Date:1995
Artist:Jane Bradbury
Publisher: Dolls Magazine

2 page magazine spread.

OPDAG Newsletter 11Lop

Lou Rathjen, Charlotte Wheatley, Diana Ablard, and Jeannine Gliwski

Judy M Johnson

Sylvia Kleindinst

Gloria Larsen

Helen Page

Helen Page

Feb 1987 issue 11

Here is another OPDAG Newsletter.  This one is Issue 11 from 1987 and the theme is The Romance of Paperdolls.  I do not know the cover artist (can't find the name).  Not all the pages or paper dolls from the issue are shown here.  The newsletter is printed in black and white.

At Home (children's book)

example of a story, 4 pictures of Bill making a banjo

So here is a few pages scanned from a lovely vintage children's book.  This book is part of the Sheldon Basic reading Series published by Allyn and Bacon, Inc.  The copyright date is 1957 but it is also dated 1961.  The book includes several simple sentences and a story of pictures.  I did not scan all the images from this book.  It is 47 pages long (48 including index).  The stories include: playing ball with the dog Rags, looking for the lost cat Midnight, helping mom wash the kitchen floor, bubble bath, playing dress up, and other cute simple subjects.  I have several more vintage children's books that I may scan some pages from.

Description:vintage children's book
Name: At Home
Date:1957 or 1961
Published by:Allyn Bacon Inc.

Trisha

Here is a boxed paper doll named Trisha from Whitman 1968.  She is in cut out/played with condition.  I thought it was very interesting that the doll on the box has a different expression then the actual cardboard doll.  Some of her outfits have blue flocking. The clothes are very mod.  This was part of a larger lot purchased from Goodwill's online store.

Link to Godzilla Jumping Jack

Today I am super excited to go see the new Godzilla movie with some of my friends.  Here is a link to a Godzilla Jumping Jack toy

here

I may not post much this week because I am preparing for a big yard sale next weekend.

If you have any other Godzilla or related paper craft links, please comment below and I will add them to this post.

Other Kaiju paper craft projects (folded figures) can be found

here

Robert Tonner Betsy McCall

love the outfit where she is cutting out a paper doll

Here is a lovely version of Betsy McCall based on the Robert Tonner dolls.  This is by the artist Sue Shanaham.  These two pages were in magazine Doll Reader from May 1996.  There are three outfits and accessories for each outfit. This was from a binder of magazine paper dolls I purchased from Ebay.

Description:magazine paper doll
Name: Robert Tonner Betsy McCall
Date:1996
Artist:Sue Shanaham
Publisher: Doll Reader
2 page magazine spread.

Little Miss America

Here is a partial cut set of Little Miss America from Saalfield 1941.  There are six little girls and several outfits but the set is incomplete.  This was part of a larger lot purchased from goodwill online store.  The artist is Betty Campbell.  The colors have a very soft pastel feel and are much lighter then the Shackman reproduction set.  The faces of the paper dolls are very sweet.

Nancy and Her dolls

Here is a cut set of Nancy and Her Dolls from Saalfield 1944.  This set includes six little dolls and one big Nancy doll.  The set is missing some hats and accessories as well as some of the smaller outfits.  This was a part of a lot purchases from goodwill online stores.