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S.H. & M Bias Velveteen Skirt Binding Paper Doll
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Mother Hubbard and her Dog - Articulated Uncut Newspaper Paper Toy or Paper Doll by Dan Rudolph
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Price: $20.00
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Price: $20.00
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A die-cut head-and-shoulder lady paper doll. It is for S.H. & M. Bias Velveteen Skirt Binding, The S.H. & M. Co.
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An 11 5/8” x 17 ½” uncut color newspaper paper doll sheet by Dan Rudolph. Copyright 1923,
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13” Embossed Die-cut Victorian Scrap of Young Boy in Sailor Suit with Fishing Net, Probably Tuck
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Unused Embossed Die-cut Victorian Scrap Paper Doll with 5 Parts
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Price: $22.00
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Price: $40.00
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A 13 1/4" embossed die-cut Victorian scrap depicting a young boy in sailor suit and red cap with fishing net.
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A 6” x 2 ¾” embossed die-cut Victorian scrap sheet consisting of a head and upper torso and pairs of arms and legs held together with paper ladders.
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3” Grandmother Handmade Paper Doll with 2 Costumes c1860s
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McLoughlin Bros. Dolls With Tissue Dresses - Series No.1 Brunette
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Price: $40.00
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Price: $45.00
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A rather unusual hand made paper doll. The 3" paper doll is a cutout from a magazine and depicts a rear profile of an older woman.
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McLoughlin Bros. 1875. This doll is the same doll later used in the Dolly Varden Series for Betsey Brunette and Bertha Blonde.
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McLoughlin Bros. Dolls With Tissue Dresses - Series No.1 Blond
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Dressed Embossed Scrap Paper Doll on Valentine c1800
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Price: $45.00
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Price: $45.00
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McLoughlin Bros. 1875. This doll is the same doll later used in the Dolly Varden Series for Betsey Brunette and Bertha Blonde.
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An embossed die-cut valentine with a scrap paper doll bodice of a young girl wearing a purple velvet hat.
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Naïve 5” Handmade Paper Doll with 6 Charming Intricately Detailed Costumes c1890s
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The Bridal Party Series “The Maid of Honor” Dressing Doll Sheet No. 107. Uncut Sheet. Published by Raphael Tuck & Sons, Ltd.
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Price: $45.00
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Price: $50.00
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A naïve hand made paper doll constructed of a body form and embossed die-cut Victorian scrap head wearing a bonnet. The child has also applied blue tissue paper to the legs to create stocking.
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This set may be more familiar in the die-cut boxed verse, but was among a series of paper dolls made by Tuck as a way allowing people of various income levels to afford this popular paper doll.
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12" Pantin type Mechanical Paper Toy - Ethnic Dancer? c1880s
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12" Pantin type Mechanical Paper Toy - Dandy with a Monocle
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Price: $55.00
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Price: $55.00
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A seven (7) part paper litho on wood articulated, mechanical pantin style jumping jack toy or paper doll.
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A seven (7) part paper litho on wood articulated, mechanical pantin style jumping jack toy.
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Hand Made Paper Doll Costume w Godey's Cut-out Doll c1860s
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Embossed German Boy Dancer Paper Doll w Silk on Costume
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Price: $55.00
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Price: $55.00
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9" hand made paper doll constructed of a cut-out from c1860s magazine w handmade costumes.
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4 1/8" embossed two-sided die-cut German Boy Dancer paper doll with two (2) two-sided costumes. 1880s
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9" Dennison Jointed Paper Doll w Fine Costume
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Stokes 1895 AYear of Paper Doll
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Price: $55.00
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Price: $65.00
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Jointed or articulated unmarked paper doll may be made by Dennison and her dear costume.
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7” paper doll with 11 of 12 costumes from a Year of Paper Dolls, by E.S. Tucker.1895. Frederick A. Stokes Co. NY.
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Pantin - Colombine Jumping Jacks c1850 Imagerie d'Epinal 1344
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9" Black Americana Embossed Jointed Scrap Paper Doll Toddler
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Price: $70.00
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Price: $75.00
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Colombine (Pantin), Imagerie Pellerin, Imagerie D'Epinal No. 1344. Published by Pellerin of Epinal, France. c 1850.
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Two 14" embossed die-cut Victorian scrap articulated or jointed paper doll.
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9" Black Americana Embossed Jointed Scrap Paper Doll Toddler
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Set of 5 Die-cut Alpine Figures with Horse & Donkey Decorated for a Festival c1900
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Price: $75.00
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Price: $75.00
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Two 14" embossed die-cut Victorian scrap articulated or jointed ballerina paper doll.
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5 different embossed die-cut Alpine figures dressed in festival attire. All appear to be poised to dance. The women in dirndl skirts and the men in lederhosen all adorned with flowers
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McLoughlin Flora Embossed Scrap Paper Doll on Original Card - Scarce
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Jennie June Paper Doll, McLoughlin Bros. 1860s
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Price: $80.00
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Price: $90.00
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6 3/4" dressed embossed paper doll on the original store display card. It is Paper Doll Flora. McLoughlin Bros. N.Y.
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Jennie June Paper Doll, McLoughlin Bros. NY, Series No. 3
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3 1/2" McLoughlin Bros. "Dolly" Paper Doll c1856
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Uncut Paper Doll Sheet, Neue Ankleidefiguren, with 4 Paper Dolls with Costumes & Room Settings 1880s
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Price: $90.00
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Price: $90.00
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A cut 3 1/2" hand colored paper doll with five (5) costumes. It is Dolly, McLoughlin Bros.(1854-1863).
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A 13 ½ x 17” color paper doll sheet titled Neue Ankleidefiguren (New Dressing Figures) No. 1198 with four (4) different paper dolls the costumes and accessories.
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First Tuck Published Paper Dolls - Heavenly Twins
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Two-sided 11” Baby Blue McLoughlin Paper Doll with 3 Costumes, Dolly Varden Dolls Series c1876
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Price: $90.00
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Price: $95.00
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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
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A two-sided 11” Baby Blue paper doll with three (3) two-sided costumes by McLoughlin Bros. c1876. It is from the Dolly Varden Dolls series, which introduced a dramatic change in the style of previous dolls.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Advertising Family Paper Doll Set 5 Dolls with 3 Hats,10 Costumes, 1894
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Group of 9 Gouache Wentzel (?) Paper French Infantry Soldiers 1870s
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Price: $100.00
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Price: $115.00
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Set of 5 die-cut paper dolls with 10 costumes & 3 hats. It is the Hood's Family presented by the C.I. Hood & Co. Lowell, Massachusetts, 1894.
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Nine (9) gouache paper soldiers Believe to be French Infantry Soldiers. c1870s. Most like printed by F. Wenzel
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Combination Magazine Hand Made Paper Doll 1860s w 5 Hand Made Delicate Costumes
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Uncut Priest and Alter Boy Paper Dolls Amusement Pour Juenes Filles, Poupees a Habiller
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Price: $115.00
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Price: $135.00
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A two part hand made folk art paper doll from the 1860s.
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A pair of uncut paper dolls from Amusement Pour Jeunes Filles. Poupees A Habiller
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5 Fine Snow Angel Scraps - White Winter Wear Toys & Holly
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Excellent Clark ONT Wedding Party Paper Dolls
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Price: $135.00
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Price: $155.00
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Five (5) different 6 1/2" x 3 1/4" embossed die-cut Victorian scraps of snow angels.
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A complete set of 12 Clark's O.N.T. Spool Cotton" The Dolls' Wedding Series. I
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Uncut Dutch Jointed Paper Dolls 1880s w 8 Dolls
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Complete J &P Coats WWI Wedding Set w 7 Paper Dolls
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Price: $165.00
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Price: $180.00
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Uncut Dutch Jointed Paper Dolls 1880s w 8 Dolls
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A complete set of seven paper dolls from the J. & P. Coats' WWI Wedding Set.
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Unfleide Puppen – with Nurse Maid and Two (2) Children J.F.S.i.E. No. 363. No. 363 c.1890 Poupees a habiller
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Unfleide Puppen – Two (2) Young Children with Six (6) Costumes for the Boy and Five (5) Costumes for the Girl. J.F.S.iE. No. 346 c.1890. Poupees a habiller Note loop attachments instead of tabs
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Price: $180.00
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Price: $180.00
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Includes a nurse, two children with four costumes and hats for the infant, plus a formal baby carriage and four costumes and hats for the toddler.
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Two 6 ½” young adolescent paper dolls—one a boy and the other a girl. Each with four costumes with hats and a wide array of accessories including apples, books, a pair, an Alpine walking stick and a what appears to be a hunting rifle attached to a bow.
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Scarce 24 Alphabet ABC Occupational Victorian Scraps or Reliefs c1880
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Price: $315.00
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A set of Victorian Scrap or Relief alphabet or ABC occupational die-cut figures circa 1880.
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