M. C. & K Co

 These are three of a set of 7 dolls from M. C. & K. Co Copyright 1895. Grandfather (looking like George Washington) Grandmother (Martha?) and Baby. if you're curious what the other dolls look like I found a Sold listing on Ruby lane of the whole set 

https://www.rubylane.com/similar/321341-484411292025/

Unknown

 

This set is on very fragile card paper which is brittle from age. Three dolls and outfits (1920s or 30s era) unsure if all the dolls go together as the style is different  

Trademark A No 1

 

This advertisement paper doll features a bear for A No 1 Trademark (seems like general goods) I forgot to scan the backs. like many of these types, the doll was offered as a giveaway in exchange for labels from products.

McLaughlin's Coffee Sitting Dolls

 

McLaughlin's Coffee XXX dolls featuring ladies designed to sit down. Bits and pieces from the sets. 

Unknown Gent

 

An unknown man with suit and hand drawn outfit. I believe this is from a newspaper series.

Pretty Pauline

 

Advertisement Dolls

 

Here are a few double sided trading card type paper dolls the dolls can share clothing. These were unmarked from any particular brand. But the idea is that a vendor could put their own advertisement text on the inside of the dolls and an incentive to buy more product to get more dolls and outfits.They fold in half and the outfits usually fold over the head or wrap around 

Dolly

 

The artist is Dan Rudolph.  This newspaper paper doll features Dolly in dresses of several styles has hats and shoes aplenty. Yellow blue and red color. Four hats, three shoes and three gowns. 1920s era

Lion coffee

 

Here are a few sets of lion premium paper doll figures scanned front and back. The back has advertisment for the brand and states what is included in the set. The sets are: Mary had a little Lamb, The Nursery and The Laundry/  The last two are part of a doll House which each set would be a different room. 

Wide World Costumes

 

This is a cut version of the Wide World of Costumes paper doll from 1904.  She has three costumes but is missing the hats. McLoughlin Bros. is the publishing company

Miss Molly Munsing

 

Antique paper doll advertisement for Munsing underwear.  One doll with 8 unique outfits, some duplicates, and a pair of shoes/tights. From around 1903 or 1915 (dates on internet vary. Missing hats and accessories. Cut set

Polly's Paper Playmates

 

Polly's Paper Playmates Sister Prue at the Costume Ball from the Boston Post Supplement dated Sunday January 29th 1911. Title design copyright 1910 by Joseph P Schiller Syndicate Baltimore and New York, Next week advertised as Cousin Janet at Afternoon tea.  The two dolls each have a costume with masked hat. 

billy bumps goes to school

 Dolly Dingle's Friend Billy Bumps goes to school with these three outfits and a hat.  There is a story included.  Pictorial Review magazine dated October 1919.  From the artist Grace G Drayton

Dolly Dingle and the Story of Mrs Mousie and Bumpty

 This uncut page of Dolly Dingle has riding gear and hat and boots along with her friend who also has a hat. A story is included. Dated April 1922.  Pictorial Review Magazine artist Grace G Drayton

Antique cut out dolls

Here are some cut out antique dolls, most from Good Housekeeping magazine.  Sets are not complete, as there are some dolls without clothes and clothes without dolls. 

Dolly Dingle and Neddy and the Story of Artie and Baldie

 

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Dolly Dingle and Neddy and the Story of Artie and Baldie certainly is a long title! Dolly Dingle has one outfit and a hat, Neddy has a hat.  They are ready to throw some snowballs.  Some Valetine cutouts and a story are included.  Dated March 1922 from the Pictorial Review Magazine artist is Grace G Drayton

 

This paper doll boy is from Universal Toy Company.  He does not have a name unlike the other one I have https://missmissypaperdolls.blogspot.com/search?q=universal&max-results=20&by-date=true\

He has 5 outfits and 5 hats.  Made in the USA.  Dates from 1900s