The Littles Colorform Play Set

 

This Colorform play-set from 1980 features the Littles which were tiny dolls from Mattel. The set includes a house and Colorform plastic stickers to decorate the rooms 

For a Fine Boy

 

Another Walking Bunny card by Hallmark . The message reads: The Eater Bunny is jogging your way with wishes for you on Easter Day. Just give him a push and he'll run for you, He's yours to keep the whole year through! Happy Easter!

For a Very Special Boy A Walking Bunny

 

A Easter card for a boy featuring a walking bunny, by Hallmark 

Especially for You

 

Easter is almost here! This Hallmark greeting card features a paper toy that 'walks'. The message reads: This Fluffy Duck is coming your way Delivering wishes for Easter Day- Just give him a push and he'll walk for you. He's yours to keep and play with too! Happy Easter! Have Fun!

Cabbage Patch Kid Colorform Dress Up Set

 

This box set of Colorforms features the Cabbage Patch Kids characters, a boy and a girl, 1983 Original Appalachian Artworks. Two dolls and two sheets of stick on colorform clothing 

For you Granddaugter a Walking Doll

One last walking doll for the Christmas season.  This one says inside "You're a precious granddaughter. A little sweetheart, too, that's why this walking Christmas doll has come to play with you! Merry Christmas Honey! Instructions on back,"   "Insructions: Carefully tear off back page and punch out walking wheel,  Open doll's skirt at the bottom and bend up the two tabs on the back of her skirts.  Push tabs through the holes in the walking wheel, then bend the tabs back to fasten the wheel to the doll.  To make her walk, hold her at the side and push her gently along the rug  Have fun with your doll." Buzza (Gibson) play card
 

For a Fine Boy A Walking Santa

Christmas card featuring a walking Santa.  Inside it reads "Santa's really stepping high with a Christmas twinkle in his eye cause he's bringing wishes fora boy who really is a pride and joy! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Give Santa a little push or two and he'll keep right in step with you! See instructions on back of cover." (None on my card  Gibson company
 

Here's Holly Berry Because You're Such a Sweet Girl

 

This card has a jointed doll with arms and legs that use brads to attach them to the head on the front.  It even includes brads! It reads "Here's a walking, running doll Whose name is Holly Berry- Sure hope she helps you have a day That's extra specially merry! Merry Christmas!" "Instructions: 1. Punch out all the pieces. Insert one brad through hole in Holly Berry's collar, then through hole in her longer arm and through the hole at the top of her robe.  Keep the long arm to your left and insert the same brad through the other arm,  Fold back brad prongs. 2. Insert second brand through hole in the bottom of robe, then through hole in the middle of legs.  Fold back brad prongs.  3. Now make Holly Berry Walk and move her arms." Gibson play card from 1974?

A walking doll for a special girl

 I bought a few of these not quite paper doll walking cards.  They punch out and have feet that rotate around like the doll is walking.  This is from Hallmark.  The front is signed Ginny.  Inside it reads "This cute little doll is coming your way. Delivering wishes for Christmas Day-- Just give her a push and she'll walk for you, She's yours to keep and play with, too! Merry Christmas! Have Fun!"  the instructions on the back of the card read "1. Tear off back panel of card. 2. Press out the foot-wheel; then press out the circular piece in its center. 3. Push in the tabs on the back of the doll and lock them into the center of the foot-wheel. (The wheel should be between the front and back panels of the doll.) 5. Push ht doll along a carpet surface to make her walk."

Lazer Stickers

 

second doll looks like Sailor Saturn, third doll looks like Sailor Moon, and male doll looks like Tuxedo mask

Here are some Lazer Sticker paper dolls made in China.  I got these with some other paper dolls.  Note some dolls have very thin little limbs! I noticed some familair looking but recolored characters on the first page.  Some ballerinas on both sheets and some clothing that looks like they don't fit any of it! 

Famous-Heroes Color and Play

Here's a box set Colorforms Activity toy which features  Famous-Heroes or more commonly called today, superheros.  This is copyright National Periodical Publications, which I believe is now DC comics and the set is dated 1973. It features: Superman, Superboy, Krypto (the superdog), Aquaman and Aqualad, Batman and Robin, Green Lantern, the Flash, and Wonder Woman.  They are black and white and meant to be colored.  The set comes with 8 Crayola crayons, which are still unused and in the box.  It also says the colors can be wiped off and the figures colored again, but I'm not going to try and see if that works!  The figures also all have stands.

Rainbow Brite Colorform dress-up set

Here's another Colorform set, this one is of the popular Hallmark character Rainbow Brite.  Her outfits are somewhat muted in comparison to the pamphlet examples and box art. She has two sheets of outfits with mix and match options and there are a few hats for her friend Twink ( a total of 20 pieces according to the box). I like the little illustration on the pamphlet that gives instructions on how to use the stand. This is dated 1983.

Dora Bing and Wink at the Junior Prom

This newspaper panel features three characters from the Dumb Dora comic.  No clothing, just stand up dolls.  It is dated 5-14-1933.  The characters are Dora, Bing and Wink and apparently they are going to the Junior Prom.

teddy bear wrapping paper

Some scans of a large sheet of wrapping paper featuring teddy bears.