A pair of embossed die-cut Victorian scrap paper dolls produced by Raphael Tuck.  This set is identified as The Heavenly Twins>,  the first paper dolls produced by Raphael Tuck, British Patent No. 11367.  Patent applied for in 1893.  Each is comprised to two scrap pieces--one the babies head; the other the arms and body.  A tissue gown and hat were to be applied to complete the doll (hat lacking on white paper doll).  The dolls were created with a black and white doll.   Each with a somber face and nipple from bottle in place.  Each measures approx. 5 3/4" x 3".  Originally with heavy stock sleeve--lacking.  Condition: overall excellent.  See additional information below.  Scarce item.