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Paperdolls
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I tried to stick to my theme of "paper dolls of the 60s" but there are
many others mixed in. A few of the sets have been on earlier issues
but are the ones collectors are always asking for. First set is
from the movie Bed knobs and Broomsticks, the movie was late 60s and
the book was published by Whitman in 1971., #1999. |
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The Models is a typical 60s set , published by Artcraft. |
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Twiggy was a super skinny model from England. The paper doll book
was published by Whitman/Minnow Co., Ltd in 1967. |
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That Girl was a very popular television series in the 60s. The star
was Marlo Thomas daughter of Danni Thomas, a funny comedian of
the 50s. The book was published by Saalfield/Daisy Productions in
1967, #1351. |
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Dr Kildare was a popular television series in the early 60s. The paper
doll book was published by Lowe in 1962. #2740. The book is called
Dr. Kildare and Nurse Susan. The Dr. Kildare doll came from
came from #2407, Bob Cummings. |
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This is the mystery paper dolls, the set is not complete but if you
know who they are let me know and your name will be added to the
mystery drawing. |
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The next set was published by Whitman and is called Dollikin. It was
actually published in 1971 but I think it looks very much like the
60s. |
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I posted Barbie, Christmas Time a few years ago , it was published by
Golden in 1084, #1731. |
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On the last issue of Origamibears I shared some collages Lene
Villumsen had made out of paper dolls, Jane Powell doll, and
proposed that perhaps some one else would like to give it a
try.Welllll only one person gave it a try and that is Sally who
lives in Australia. Sally I am going to send you a paper doll
surprise. The collages you made were fantastic. Thank you,
thank-you, thank-you! The rest of you can still make collages for
us, putting Jane into some pictures of where you live. |
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