Mary Dorothy

 

Here is another copy of Junior Ledger Magazine page, this one is dated Sunday July 23, 1933 and is from the artist Laura Brock.  The Text below the doll reads "With her arms filled with flowers and wearing a large floppy-summer hat, Mary Dorothy is returning from a pleasant day in the country.  Your whole Doll Family will enjoy getting out among the birds and bees for an outing.  Mary Dorothy also has brought back a friendly little squirrel for you animal pet collection." Copyright LA times 1933

Boots Cutouts

 

This is one of Boots friends with glasses.  She has two outfits. It is dated 1-12 1947

Tillie the Toiler

 

This Tillie newspaper is dated 1-5-1936 and has two outfits Sent in by Lois Irene Wasson 

Captain Kid Jr.

 

This is a black and white copy of a Laura Brock paper doll from the newspaper Junior Ledge Page date Sunday August 6 1933.  Many times when I have purchased lots or collections the collector includes copies of the items they are missing.  The page is a white color instead of the yellowed newspaper print paper. The text reads "Captain Kidd Jr. Pirates have gone out of style on the high seas so the little fellow may be excused for not looking very fierece but dress him up in the uniform and he will look like a real descendant of the famous sea rover who unfurled the Jolly Rover on the Spanish Main in search of luckless ships bearing jewels, pieces-of-eight and other treasure.  We fear he will not have much luck however, with the 'pirate ship' he has in his hands.  Copyright 1933 LA times."  The baby/toddler has one pirate outfit and hat.

Boots Cut outs

 

This Boots newspaper doll has two outfits and is dated from 1947

Happy New Year

 

This card is a sequel to the Holly Polly Christmas card.  cut the paper in half horizontally and fold vertically. Trim off white border.  I have not test printed, but should not clip.  Clothes and shoes will fit other Polly doll but hair styles are unique.  Inspired by Bluebird Polly Pocket dolls. Includes 5 dresses, three shoes and three hair styles 

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