Time for Nancy

 

A comic paper doll from Marvel Patsy and Hedy.  Readers could send in fashion outfit ideas and designs. Three outfits are featured on this single page.

Hedy's Heavenly Styles

 

From Marvel Comics Patsy and Hedy comic a single page paper doll features outfits sent in by fans 

Marda

 

Junior Ledger Magazine Page Sunday October 1st 1933. This page has faded and discolored with age. Another Addition to your Doll Family from the artist Laura Brock.  she has one costume

the text reads:

Isn't she lovely? She has big blue eyes and black curly hair. Marda is a French flower girl. She wears a tight fitted, black velvet basque with a bouffant skirt of gayly colored floral design. She sells her flowers as  she walks along the streets displaying them in a basket which is suspended from her shoulders with  ribbons

Los Angeles Time Syndicate 

Patsy-Hedy's Guest Pin-Up Star!

 

Patsy-Hedy's Guest Pin-Up Star! Robbie Robbins is Hedy's boyfriend. I don't know much about these comics but apparently Stan Lee was a writer/editor. This gent has a suit, along with a few other spiffy outfits.

Gilbert

 

This single page paper doll is in my Doll Reader folder. Pat Stall is the artist. I am unsure if there is a second page missing. Black and white boy from 1879 with 5 costumes. 

Polly Parker

 

This paper doll features the doll Polly Parker. Each page has a different style/theme. Sea Breeze and Holiday in the Hamptons. Lisa Miller is the artist .These are from February  Haute Doll 2013. 

Fashions Round the Globe

 The artist Teri Wilson created this two page spread of Global Fashions for Dolls magazine Issue October 2001. The paper doll has three costumes.

Primrose

 

This lovely two page paper doll is from the artist Victoria Christopherson from 2001, The fairy has three outfits. I would guess water color. 

Balancing Act

 

Jack and Jill magazine Circus Cut outs designed to stack up, Peggie Geiszell is the artist.

Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt

 

This is a three panel paper doll almost formed like a card. It features Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt on November 189% Marries the Duke of Marlborough and she is labeled as the first "Poor little Rich Girl" This is drawn by the talented Brenda Sneathnen Mattox and was published in the Spring 1998 Victorian Sampler. Two expertly rendered historical gowns including the wedding dress and

Topsy-Turvy

 

I am cleaning up some old files and found a flash drive of scans of paper dolls I don't believe I've posted. It's been hard to keep track and organize what parts of my collection are on the blog and what is not. This black and white paper doll features a topsy-turvy style doll which can be flipped. It features three costumes and a cat.  the aritst name looks like it says Trevette . This is from Country Crafts Magazine 1992 

Michael Landon

 A two page paper doll featuring the actor Michael Landon with two outfits and two tops. This is from a Swedish magazine and from around 1960s/1970s era. 

Elvis

 

A boy paper doll named Elvis featuring four outfits from a Swedish magazine. 

Marilyn Monroe

 

I think this paper doll is missing a second page.  This Swedish panel is from a magazine and features the famous actress Marilyn Monroe with one outfit, 1960s early 1970s estimate date. 

 

A beautiful two page paper doll with a painterly quality and lovely soft colors.  This doll, Natalie is from the artist Evelyn Gathing abd features three outfits and matching hats and accessories. She represents a 17 year old from the 18th century. This doll comes from Contemporary Doll magazine.  There is no date on the page. most likely from the 1990s

Bridget Bardot

 

Here is another two page magazine paper doll from Sweden.  This one has Bridget Bardot with three outfits. Possibly from 1976 or around that era. 

Dress your Doll in Style

 

This black and white Pat Stall paper doll is a folded single page that would act as a two page centerfold in the Doll Castle News magazine. This doll has four costumes and is inspired by fashions from 1864. 

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. 

Sophia Loren

 this two page paper doll is from Sweden magazine around 1969 and features the actress Sophia Loren with five outfits, I cannot translate the text but I believe it is a bio about the actress and some of the movies she is in at the time. 

Santa Claus Cutout

 

This magazine page is from Jack and Jill and featurese a jointed Santa Claus cutout pantin.  This style of doll requires some paper brads to allow the joints to move.  The date of this is December 1962 and the artist is Irma Wilde. I included the front and back scan of the page.  Happy holidays everyone