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Paperdolls
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The first set to be shared is Elvis Presley by Peck Aubrey, published
in 1996. |
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Century Dolls was drawn by Queen Holden in 1960. She also did two
other similar sets, Colonial Dolls and Williamsburg Colonial Dolls
which I have had posted on earlier issues of Origamibears. In paper
dolls III I have two more Queen Holden sets, Dolls of Far Off Lands
and Dolls Across The Seas. |
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I love to color or paint paper dolls and am always printing out pages
to do, here are few for you to play with, all done by Charles
Ventura. |
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I love all paper doll newsletters but I get one called OPDAG,
Original Paper Doll Artists Guild, which I especially love because
it's like a paper doll coloring book. It also shows off all the
creative contemporary paper doll artists. I have scanned a few of
the old covers for you to color. |
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The next two sets are old military sets, Navy Scouts published by
Merrill (#3428) in 1942, and
Air, Land and Sea Paper Dolls published by Saalfield (#313) in
1943. I have special fondness for the military sets as my husband
was a submarine officer for 20 years. I attended many formal
military balls and banquets. I've included a picture of hubby and me
at one of the submarine birthday balls. Look at my tall hair! |
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The last set is our mystery set. If you know who they are, send me the
answer and you will be eligible to win a fun paper doll
surprise. I'll have a drawing shortly before the next issue. Good
Luck! |
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