I found some old sheets of paper dolls from The Milwaukee Journal,
from 1935-1036. I tried to clean them up the best I could. When you
print these out make sure to use the setting "fit the page", then
you should be able to read the writing. If you guys like these I'll
scan more for the next issue. The two pictures I used as the intro
were adds on the back of the Star paper dolls, I love old
advertisements.
Robison Crusoe the paper doll was published by John Axe in 2000.
The book was written by Daniel Defoe in 1719. I have also included a
page from Home Journal published in 1920.
Through the Ages with Fashion Doll Makeovers was drawn by Barb Rausch
but painted by Jim Faroene.
Just for fun I thought I would jump to a totally different era and
style. This is Star Princess and Pluta. Published by Whitman in
1979. There was also a boxed set published in 1980. I think I am
missing some of the extras, If you have them send them to me via
attachments and I will put them on the page.
I found this set in the back of one of my folders, the only
information I have is that it was published by Betnick Productions
in 1988. Anyone have anymore info?
Military Wedding was published by Shackman and Company in the 1920s.
In Old New York was published by Saalfield in 1957, #1722.
Here are some fun paper dolls from Lou Rathjen.
This is one of my birthday cards, I thought she would make a great
paper doll. I'm going to make some clothes for her and will post
them next time. I invite anyone brave enough to attempt to make a
few dresses for her. Send them to me via an attachment and I will
also post those. Even better make some collages and put her in them.
