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Fairies, elves, trolls everywhere. I really had a fun time looking for them in all my paper doll folders, boxes and books. I decided to also include some of the Princess paper dolls, the first one is by a famous paper doll artist, Pat Stall. "The Real Princess" is from 1988.

 

Robin Hood and Maid Marion was published in 1956 by Saalfield, #2748. There was a later set, #2784, which had the same dolls and clothes. I'm not sure which year it was published, probably just a year or two later.
Here is the dress-a-doll for issue 20. You can use one or both dolls. I sent the collage to my friend Lene Villumsen and she sent her creations back to me. See if you can recognize the doll in each picture. Very, very creative, thanks Lene. On the first collage Lene has actually used a picture of the street I live on and has put my little bird, Klaus, on the railing. On the second collage she has used a picture of me standing on her beach in Strandby. The day I was there it was super foggy but I told her I could easily imagine a Viking ship coming out of the fog. You don't have to make anything as fancy but it would be fun if you could put your head on one of the bodies and then use a picture from where you live to make a collage. I'll post any and all creations next issue which will be posted early Fall.

The next set is the mystery set, six adorable fairies. Email me with the answer and your name will go into the hat for the drawing.
Prince and Princesses is a Saalfield se published in 1949, #2706.
This is my favorite Cinderella set published in 1950 by Saalfield, #2590.

The next set is called "The Enchanted Realm of Fairyland" and was created by Sandra Vanderpool for Hobby House Press. Sandra has given me permission to use it on Origamibears, thanks Sandra.
The following paper dolls are from magazines.

paper dolls to color.

The last set on paper dolls I is a movie set for all those collectors that love the movie sets. I'm not sure if I have shared this set previously but here it is anyway. My Fair Lady published by the Ottenheimer Publishing, Inc. There were three sets all published in 1965, the set shown here is #2960-2. It consists of three ladies and two men. One of the other sets also has three ladies and two men, the other has four ladies and no men. Their numbers are 2161-0 and 5860-2, all of the dolls have different poses, and I assume different clothing. I don't know as the only set I have seen is this one.
 
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