krumbles

 Around the world cut out dolls from Kellogg's Krumbles cereal.  This is Switzerland.  It has a boy and girl, each with two costumes and a hat.  the text reads "Franz and Minna like their climbing costume for there are many mountains in Switzerland.  Franz is learning to yodel as all Swiss do.  They wear the other costumes on Sundays and holidays.

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tilli

 

this  two tone tillie (red and green) is dated 8-23-1936 and featres two outfits  doll and dress by Tina Campasso

Description: single page newspaper doll
Name:  tille the toiler

Artist:Tina Campasso
Condition: uncut, 

Date: 8/23/1936

Jane

 

8-23-1942.  This Jane wants you to buy some War bonds and stamps.  She has three outfits and two hats

Description: single page newspaper doll
Name: Jane Arden's Wardrobe

Condition: uncut, 

Date: 8/23/1942

Boots

 

Boots cutout featuring a man with two outfits and a jacket. This is dated 11-2-1941

Description: single page newspaper doll
Name:  Boots Cutouts

Condition: uncut,

Date: 11/2/1941

Goldilocks and the Three Bears

 

a full page paper doll cutouts of the story Goldilocks and the Three Bears by the artist Grace G Drayton for the Pictorial Review magazine.  this is dated 1913

Description: two pages (1 cutouts, 1 story) 
Name:  Goldilocks and the Three Bears

Artist:Grace G Drayton
Condition: uncut, 

Date: 1913

tillie

 

a dual tone Tillie (just red and green) with a dress and hat from August 9 1936.  doll and dress by Patty Woodhouse

Description: single page newspaper doll
Name:  tille the toiler

Artist:Patty Woodhouse
Condition: uncut,

Date: 8/09/1936

Krumbles

Kellogg's Krumbles cereal paper doll featuring Around the World cut-out dolls.  This one is from Turkey.  It has a boy and a girl.  The boy has one costume and hat the girl has two costumes and headpiece. From around the 1940s.  the text on the back says "This is one of Europe's oldest countries and its noted for its unusal costumes.  children dress much like their elders only of course on a smaller scale.

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