Theriault's Auction Catalog - Specialty Auction of Fine and Rare Paper Dolls Online Auctions

Jane Withers Cut-Out Doll Book, "Sketched from Life by Avis Mac", Whitman, 1938 $200/300

Lot #1 (Sale Order 1 of 498)

14" x 10" book. Two 13" dolls. 7 pages of costumes and accessories, along with black and white photos of movie and publicity stills. #998, Whitman, 1938. Excellent condition. Uncut.

Ava Gardner MGM Star Cut-Out Dolls Book, Whitman, 1952, Whitman $200/300

Lot #2 (Sale Order 2 of 498)

13" x 10" With two 9 1/2" dolls. beautiful cover photo of Ava Gardner, and 8 pages of costumes, accessories, and black and white celebrity stills. #119215. Copyright 1949, 1952, Whitman, Authorized Edition. Excellent condition, uncut.

Rhonda Fleming Paper Dolls and Coloring Book, Saalfield, 1954 $200/300

Lot #3 (Sale Order 3 of 498)

14" x 11". Two 11" dolls. 4 pages of costumes and accessories. 44 pages to color. Beautiful color photograph on the cover. Saalfield, Authorized Edition, 1954. Excellent condition, uncut, uncolored.

Eve Arden Paper Dolls Book, Saalfield, 1953 $200/300

Lot #4 (Sale Order 4 of 498)

15" x 11". Three 13" dolls. Eight pages of costumes. Illustrations of the film star on the front and back cover. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, 4310, 1953.

Marilyn Monroe Dolls and Dresses with Heavy Board Dolls, Center Flap, Saalfield, 1953 $300/500

Lot #5 (Sale Order 5 of 498)

14" x 11". Two 11 1/2" dolls of heavy board with standing frames. Six pages of costumes and accessories, and with dressing table, lamp and toiletries on the back cover. #4308. Saalfield, 1953. Excellent condition, uncut, few bends on cover corners.

Kim Novak Paper Dolls "with pictures of color" Book, Saalfield 1958 $200/300

Lot #6 (Sale Order 6 of 498)

14" x 10 1/2". With two 11" dolls, vivid and colorful illustration on the front cover of the actress with fan letters and telephone. 4 pages of paper doll costumes and accessories, 44 pages to color. #4409, Saalfield 1958. Excellent condition, uncut, uncolored, "file copy" stamp on the front cover indicating provenance from Saalfield original files.

Hollywood Personalities, 10 Paper Dolls from "Holiday Inn", Samuel Lowe, 1941 $150/250

Lot #7 (Sale Order 7 of 498)

14" x 11". Ten 7" and 8" paper dolls depicting the stars of the Paramount Pictures musical production "Holiday Inn", including Fred Astaire, Bing Crosby, Virginia Dale, Marjorie Reynolds and six dancers: Gloria Mason, Sunny Maynard, Trixie Davis, Nan Andrews, Marilyn Cambell, and Dolores Carter. Along with eight pages of costumes from the film, along with various "Holiday Inn" film stills. L 1409, Samuel Lowe, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut, very minor tiny bends at front cover.

Glenn Miller Marion Hutton "Turnabout" Paper Doll Book, Samuel Lowe, 1942 $200/300

Lot #8 (Sale Order 8 of 498)

13" x 10" Twelve pages of "turnabout" double-sided costumes and accessories in uncut book with animated scene of big band dance hall. Six 8" and 8 1/2" "turnabout" paper dolls including Glenn Miller and Marion Hutton. Included is a slip-in photographic brochure of Hutton and Miller with faux-autographs. L 1041. Samuel Lowe, 1942. Excellent condition, uncut.

King of Swing and Queen of Song "Turnabout" Paper Doll Book, Samuel Lowe, 1942 $200/300

Lot #9 (Sale Order 9 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" Four 9" double-sided dolls identified as Benny Goodman and Peggy Lee (two of each) with colorful cover depicting "The Big Broadcast", and interior scenes of "At Rehearsal" and "On the Beach" and 12 pages of "turnabout costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. L 1040, Samuel Lowe, 1942.

Carmen Paper Dolls as Inspired by the Performance of Rita Hayworth, Saalfield, 1948 $300/500

Lot #10 (Sale Order 10 of 498)

12 1/2" x 11". With a beautiful cover drawn by Ralph Crandell. having two 11" paper dolls of Rita Hayworth along with seven pages of costumes and accessories from the Columbia Picture "The Loves of Carmen". #2712, Saalfield, 1948. Excellent condition, uncut.

Esther Williams Two Books in 1, Merrill, 1953 $100/200

Lot #11 (Sale Order 11 of 498)

14" x 10". Having front and back covers of the film star in water scenes, and with two 12" paper dolls, four pages of paper doll costumes, and 48 pages to color. # 2553 Merrill Publishing, 1953. Excellent condition except brittle bottom edge of two costume pages. Uncut.

Carmen Miranda Paper Dolls and Costumes Book, Saalfield, 1952 $200/300

Lot #12 (Sale Order 12 of 498)

14" x 11". Three 11" paper dolls and six pages of costumes and accessories, beautifully illustrated front and back covers. #2723, Saalfield, 1952.

Arlene Dahl Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1953 $300/400

Lot #13 (Sale Order 13 of 498)

15" x 10 1/2". The colorful paper doll book has a die-cut front cover that reveals one of the five 11" flirtatiously-posed paper doll figures of the film star that are presented, along with eight pages of costumes and accessories, some being street clothes of the star, and others being costumes from her films. #4311, Saalfield, 1953. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Lucy Cut-Out Doll" Book, Whitman, 1964 $100/200

Lot #14 (Sale Order 14 of 498)

12" x 9". With 9" doll, 6 pages of costumes and accessories, lovely illustrations on front and back cover. Copyright 1964 by Desilu Productions, published by Whitman, #1963. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Our Gang" Paper Doll Book by Queen Holden, Whitman Publishing, 1931 $400/600

Lot #15 (Sale Order 15 of 498)

17" x 10". Including seven 7 1/2"-8" paper dolls including Farina, Satan, Maryann, Shirley Jean, Blonde, Wheezer, Echo, as well as the dog Pete, along with 5 pages of costumes and accessories, and a description and poem of all the characters. The dolls and costumes were drawn by Queen Holden. #W 900 Whitman Publishing, 1931. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Movie Stars Paper Dolls" Book by Queen Holden, Whitman Publishing, 1931 $200/300

Lot #16 (Sale Order 16 of 498)

17" x 10". With four 16" paper dolls including Clara Bow of Paramount Pictures, Sue Carol of Fox Pictures, Anita Page of Metro Pictures, and Claudette Colbert of Paramount Pictures. With six pages of costumes and accessories. Drawn by Queen Holden. #W 905 Whitman Publishing, 1931. Excellent condition, uncut, bend on front cover extends across waist of two dolls.

The Fanny Brice Baby Snooks Paper Doll Book by Queen Holden, 1940 $300/500

Lot #17 (Sale Order 17 of 498)

20" x 11". Including an 18 1/2" paper doll of the film star as Baby Snooks, in classic pose, with six pages of costumes and accessories including dolls, teddy, toys, and with punch-out back cover of another costume on rocking horse. Drawn by Queen Holden. Whitman Publishing, 1940. Excellent condition, uncut.

Baby Sandy of the Movies Paper Doll Book, by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1940 $200/400

Lot #18 (Sale Order 18 of 498)

18" x 11" with die-cut right edge. On the inside front cover is a photograph of Queen Holden and Baby Sandy, the Universal Pictures child star, along with the following message from Baby Sandy, "Queen Holden came all the way to Hollywood to paint my picture for you. The photograph shows her doing it. It was lots of fun to watch her draw and then to see myself on the paper". There is an 18" paper doll of Sandy and a 7 1/2" paper dog of Lucky, along with five pages of costumes, dolls, and accessories. The inside back cover has more photographs of Baby Sandy, and the outside back cover is a punch-out high chair with teddy and ball. Excellent uncut condition, an age-darkening strip of 1 1/2" depth along the top cover edge, and 1" at the bottom edge. Whitman, 1940.

Edgar Bergen's Charlie McCarthy Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman 1938 $300/500

Lot #19 (Sale Order 19 of 498)

17" x 10 1/2". Featuring 16" paper doll on the front cover "with movable mouth" and formal costume; and 16" "Charlie McCarthy paper doll and his Hollywood Wardrobe" on the back cover. Inside are three heavy cardboard pages, two more 16" McCarthy paper dolls, and many costumes and accessories including instructions for insertion of mouth. Drawn by Queen Holden. #995, Whitman Publishing, 1938. Excellent condition, uncut.

Family of Paper Dolls Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1934 $200/300

Lot #20 (Sale Order 20 of 498)

13" x 12". Including six paper dolls from 5"-12", comprising Baby, Donnie, Sally, Winifred, Robert and Elizabeth, along with four pages of costumes, accessories and toys, each piece identified according to its use. Excellent condition, uncut, very minor roughness at bottom cover edge. Whitman, 1934, drawn by Queen Holden.

Mother and Daughter Paper Dolls Book, by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1940 $200/400

Lot #21 (Sale Order 21 of 498)

14" x 11 1/2". With beautifully drawn front cover depicting a mother and daughter cutting out paper doll costumes together. The back cover features the same mother and daughter as paper dolls in a beach scene, with unusual interlocking hands (and instructions for play with or without the holding hands). Inside are eight pages of matching mother/daugher costumes and accessories. Drawn by Queen Holden. Whitman Publishing, 1940. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Paper Doll Family" Book. Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1937 $300/500

Lot #22 (Sale Order 22 of 498)

17" x 12" Featuring a blue sedan on the front cover with die-cut windows that allow the faces of the paper dolls on the inside to show through as though seated in the car. The auto has the license plate of "Yourtown". The paper doll family ranges from 3" baby to 9 1/2" father and also includes mother, boy and girl, along with black servant in uniform named "Mandy" and black child "Honey-Chile". The back cover has toys including Hurdy-Gurdy, along with dog "Mickey". Inside are four pages of costumes, accessories and toys. Whitman, drawn by Queen Holden, 1937. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Baby Betty", Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1937 $200/400

Lot #23 (Sale Order 23 of 498)

17" x 12". Featuring a 15 1/2" seated baby doll on the front cover, and a number of punch-out baby accessories on the back cover including hot water bottle, doll, cereal dish, and more. Inside are six pages of costumes, toys, dolls, and accessories. Drawn by Queen Holden. #994, Whitman Publishing, 1937. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Sleeping Dolls" Book by Queen Holden, Whitman. 1945 $200/300

Lot #24 (Sale Order 24 of 498)

15" x 10". Featuring 13 1/2" paper dolls, Winkie, Blinkie, and Judy, each with eyes that open or close (attached in cello pak on front cover with instructions for use), along with 8 pages of costumes, toys and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. #2060, Whitman, 1945.

"New Sleeping Dolls" Book by Queen Holden, Whitman with patent number $200/300

Lot #25 (Sale Order 25 of 498)

15" x 10". With two 13 1/2" paper dolls, Winkie and Blinkie, and having cello pak on the cover with open/close eyes and instructions for use. Along with 6 pages of costumes, toys and accessories. Whitman, drawn by Queen Holden, undated, with patent number 2,315, 056. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Comics Paper Doll Cut-Out Book", Saalfield, 1935 $300/500

Lot #26 (Sale Order 26 of 498)

16" X 10". Having a vividly drawn and colored cover with vignettes of Popeye, Katzenjammer Kids, Blondie, Dumb Dora, Just Kids, Polly and her Pals, and Annie Rooney. The inside pages and back cover devote one page to each character along with costumes and accessories to cut-out. Copyright 1935 King Features Syndicate, Inc., #2097 Saalfield Publishing, Registered at Stationers Hall. Good/very good condition, some rough edging on covers, spine loose. The book has "permanent file copy" stamp on cover indicating its provenance from original Saalfield archives. Saalfield, 1935.

"Little Mary Mixup and Her Friend Peggy" Drawn by R.M. Brinkerhoff, Saalfield, 1922 $300/500

Lot #27 (Sale Order 27 of 498)

12" x 9". Firm-backed paper doll and comic strip book featuring the mischievous little girl "Little Mary Mixup", originated in 1917 by American illustrator Robert Moore Brinkerhoff. The book featured Mary, Peggy, Bobbie and other little friends as paper dolls with a variety of costumes and accessories, and on alternate pages had comic strips of the same children in a variety of scenes and activities. Very good/excellent condition, binding loose on a few pages, uncut. Saalfield, 1922. The cartoon strip was so popular it continued until into the 1940s, then depicting "Little Mary" as grown-up. This early book is extremely rare.

Skippy Crayon and Coloring Book, McLoughlin, 1931, Licensed by Percy Crosby $100/200

Lot #28 (Sale Order 28 of 498)

13" x 10". 24 interior pages and cover. The cover and back covers have color-lithographed images of the mischievous fellow drawn by illustrator Percy Crosby, and the interior pages have black and white sketches (waiting to be colored) along with color-lithographed images of the same scenes designed to be used as a guide. A few of the sketches have been colored, the spine and binding are loose, pages and cover a bit brittle. McLoughlin Bros., #2050, 1921.

"Tillie the Toiler" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Russ Westover, Whitman, 1942 $200/300

Lot #29 (Sale Order 29 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". Featuring two 12" paper dolls of Tillie, 9 1/2" doll of Clarence MacDougall, and 11" doll of the Boss, along with various clips of the comic strip, and with 8 pages of costumes for Tillie and one page of costumes for the Boss and Mac at the very end along with the comic strip comment "By the time Tillie picked out all her clothes there was hardly any room left for us.". The book was "based on the famous comic strip by Russ Westover", copyright 1921,1942 by King Features. #997, Whitman Publishing. Excellent condition, 1/2" vertical crease at bottom edge of front cover.

"Boots and Her Buddies" Paper Doll Book, "Best Dressed Girl in the Comics", Saalfield 1943 $200/400

Lot #30 (Sale Order 30 of 498)

16" x 11". With beautifully drawn front cover featuring the boudoir of Boots, along with three 10 1/2" paper dolls, and with another Boots paper doll on the back cover, along with an 11" gentleman (presumably Rod Ruggles whom she "married" two years after this book was published) and a 7" paper doll young girl with braids. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories for all of the paper dolls, along with color-printed scenes from the comic strip. The strip, drawn by Edgar Martin, was syndicated and licensed by Stephen Slesinger, and appeared for more than three decades, so notable for its stylish fashions that Boots was sub-titled the "best dressed girl in the comics". #2460. Saalfiedl, 1943. Excellent condition, uncut. ,

"Boots and her Buddies" Paper Dolls, Variation of #30, Saalfield, 1930 $200/300

Lot #31 (Sale Order 31 of 498)

15 1/2" x 11". Similar to #30, except front and back covers are reversed, the lovely boudoir scene on the cover of #30 is not repeated here. There are six paper dolls, identical to #30, and six pages of matching costumes. Saalfield, 1943. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Baby Sparkle Plenty" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1948 $200/300

Lot #32 (Sale Order 32 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Featuring two 10" paper dolls based on the character from the comic strip of Dick Tracy, and inspired by the Ideal doll. Both front and back covers have artistically drawn scenes surrounding the Sparkle Plenty paper dolls, and inside are six pages of costumes, accessories and toys. By permission of Famous Artists Syndicate, Doll designed by Ideal Novelty & Toy Co, Copyright 1948 by the Chicago Tribune. #2500 Saalfield, 1948. Excellent condition, dime-size paper pull on front cover, uncut.

"Blondie" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Ethel Bonney Taylor, Whitman, 1941 $200/300

Lot #33 (Sale Order 33 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". Featuring 12" paper dolls of Blondie and Dagwood, 7" paper doll of Baby Dumpling, 4" paper doll of Cookie and 4"l. paper dog Daisy. The front cover has a vividly-colorful illustration of the family dressed to go out on the town, with Baby Dumpling holding a handful of balloons that each have an illustration of the face of a family member. Inside are ten pages of costumes and accessories, some for each family member, along with comic strip sketches. Excellent condition, pencil notes on the inside back cover noting the number of costumes for each doll. Authorized Edition, drawn by Ethel Bonney Taylor, based on the famous comic strip by Chic Young. #996, Whitman, 1941.

"Blondie" Paper Doll Book, Whitman Publishing, 1946 $200/300

Lot #34 (Sale Order 34 of 498)

13" x 10". Blondie in a stylish polka dot dress with green hat and gloves is illustrated on the cover, and the four members of the Bumstead family appear as 5 1/2" - 11 1/2" paper dolls on the back cover, each wearing a polka dot swim suit. There are seven pages of costumes and accessories. Copyright 1945, King Features Syndicate, based on the comic strip by Chic Young. Whitman, #993. Excellent condition, uncut.

Blondie Paper Doll Book, "Off to Old Mexico", Whitman, 1950 $200/300

Lot #35 (Sale Order 35 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". A colorfully illustrated cover depicts Dagwood photographing Blondie and their two children who are riding a donkey. The four paper dolls, 7"-11" of the family appear as punch-out figures on the back cover, and there are six pages of costumes and accessories. Copyright 1950 by King Features Syndicate Inc. Whitman Publishing, #974. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Blondie" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1943 $200/300

Lot #36 (Sale Order 36 of 498)

13" x 10". A colorfully-drawn front cover depicts the Bumstead family descending a staircase, six pups alongside, Alexander riding the railing. The punch-out paper dolls on the back cover include 9" Dagwood, 9" Blondie, 6" Alexander, 3" Cookie, and 3 1/2" Daisy the dog. Inside are 8 pages of costumes and accessories for all the family members, including topical WWII costumes such as "The Bumsteads have a Victory Garden" and "Dagwood as an Air Raid Warden". Also including are color-printed comic strip drawings from the series to appropriately match the costumes. Copyright 1943 by King Features Syndicate, Inc, based on the comic strip of Chic Young. #975, Whitman Publishing, 1943. Excellent condition, uncut.

"The American Soldier" Paper Dolls, Saalfield, 1937 $100/200

Lot #37 (Sale Order 37 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". An American doughboy in profile is illustrated on the front cover along with various line drawings of military equipment and supplies. Inside are heavy card paper sheets with various punch-out objects including Pursuiit Plane, Bomber, tanks, Pilot, Anti-Aircraft gun, Field Gun, Field gun in Transit, Infantry Men, Tanks, and Cavalry, and on the back cover is a Red Cross tent and ambulance. #2175, Saalfield, 1937. Excellent condition, uncut, ambulance on back cover is punched out at bottom edge, cover loose from content pages. The book has a "permanent file copy" stamp on cover indicating its provenance from the original Saalfield archives.

Tom, Dick, and Harry Military Paper Dolls, Samuel Lowe, 1941 $200/400

Lot #38 (Sale Order 38 of 498)

Each 9 1/2" x 9". Each of the three books in the matching set, including Harry the Soldier, Dick the Sailor, and Tom the Aviator feature a 9" paper doll on the cover with various costume elements, and inside are punch-out accessories and military equipment. Samuel Lowe, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Girl Pilots of the Ferry Command" Paper Dolls, Merrill, 1943 $300/500

Lot #39 (Sale Order 39 of 498)

13" x 11". Illustrated on the front cover are two women pilots in uniform against an airplane, along with two 8 1/2" paper dolls of them as WAFS pilots from the Ferrying Division of the Air Transport Division. Four more 8 1/2" paper doll WAFS are featured on the back cover, and inside are seven pages of costumes and uniforms. The WAFS (Women's Auxiliary Ferrying Service) and WASPS (Women's Air Force Service Pilots) were formed during WWII to assist in non-combat aerial duties; 25000 women volunteered but less than 1100 served. Although more than 70 died in this service, at the conclusion of the war, the group was disbanded, the female pilots sent home, records sealed and no official recognition was ever given to the group until 1977 when the women were finally acknowledged as "veterans". #4852, Merrill, 1943. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Navy Girls and Marines" Paper Dolls and Official Uniforms $200/300

Lot #40 (Sale Order 40 of 498)

13" x 11". Eight 8" paper dolls are featured on the front and back covers of the paper doll book, each named, e.g. Lt. Janet Willis WAVE, Lt. Doris Stuart Marine, and so on. Inside are eight pages of costumes and uniforms for various arms of services, and the uniform are identified such as "Navy with reserve blue semi-dress". Merrill, #4855, 1943. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Navy Scouts" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1942 $200/300

Lot #41 (Sale Order 41 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Featuring four 10" paper dolls (two men, two women) on the front and back covers. The front cover features the dolls saluting, standing against a background of a life buoy whose center is die-cut to reveal a ship and air-craft scene that appears on the inside page. Inside are seven pages of costumes and uniforms including Navy Officer's Ball. #3428, Merrill, 1942. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Victory Volunteers" Paper Dools and Uniforms Book, Merrill, 1942 $100/200

Lot #42 (Sale Order 42 of 498)

13" x 11". Against a patriotic red, white and blue background with striped bunting, are ten 6 1/2" paper dolls of men and women, each named such as Marilyn, Fred, Claire, and such. Inside are eight pages of costumes, uniforms and accessories for both men and women. #3424, Merrill, 1942. Excellent condition, uncut, pencil written August 15, 1842 and 10c. on the cover.

"Army Nurse and Doctor" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1942 $200/300

Lot #43 (Sale Order 43 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Ten 6 1/2" paper dolls of adult men and women are featured on the front and back covers, each having a name such as Major James Fisher or Captain June Evans. Inside are eight pages of uniforms, costumes, and accessories, each identified by name. #3425, Merrill, 1942. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Soldiers and Sailors House Party" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1943. $100/300

Lot #44 (Sale Order 44 of 498)

13" x 11". Twelve 7" paper dolls depicting men and women of the armed services are posed in sports costumes of tees and shorts. The front cover has six window die-cuts that reveals the heads of the paper dolls appearing on the inside page. Inside are six pages of uniforms, costumes and accessories, as well as a cardboard flap with cakes, pastries and a pitcher of drinks. Excellent condition, uncut. #3481, Merrill, 1943.

"Victory Paper Dolls" Book, Saalfield, 1943 $100/300

Lot #45 (Sale Order 45 of 498)

14" x 11". Six 10" paper dolls of men and women are featured on the front and back covers along with color-lithographed drawings of marching sailors, army equipment and planes, officer's ball and wedding. Inside are eight pages of costumes and uniforms, each identified by name such as Sea Scout, Fire Watcher, Decontamination Squad, Admiral Dress, WAAC Raincoat, etc. Very good/excellent condition, 1943 l943 lettered on front cover, small bend on bottom right corner, uncut. #2445. Saalfield, 1943. Several interior drawings are signed Van Swearingen.

"Army and Navy Wedding Party" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1943 $200/300

Lot #46 (Sale Order 46 of 498)

13" x 11". Ten 7 1/2" and 8" paper dolls featuring members of the wedding party including Bride, Groom, Maid of Honor, Best Man, Four Bridesmaids, and Mother and Father of the Bride. Along with six pages of costumes and uniforms including superb wedding attire and seven women's uniforms including AWUS Outdoor Worker, OCD Canteen Worker, and such (each identified by name). Stylish trousseau ensembles are included, too. #2446. Saalfield, 1946. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Mickey Mouse" and "Minnie Mouse" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1933 $300/500

Lot #47 (Sale Order 47 of 498)

19 1/2" x 10". A super-sized book with 11 1/2" punch-out of Mickey on the front cover and 11" Minnie on the back cover has four pages of heavy card paper costumes. Very good condition, some wear at edges and spine, few spots, uncut. #940. Saalfield, 1933 copyright by Walt Disney Enterprises.

"Walt Disney's Pinocchio" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1939 $300/400

Lot #48 (Sale Order 48 of 498)

17" x 11". A 13 1/2" Pinocchio paper doll on the front cover is accompanied by a punch-out figure of cat; on the back cover is Jiminy Cricket paper figure as well as bed, cat head, and bowl. Inside are four pages of costumes for Pinocchio and Jiminy, including many accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Copyright 1939 by Walt Disney Productions. #935, Whitman, 1939.

"Walt Disney's Snow White and Seven Dwarfs" Paper Doll Book $300/400

Lot #49 (Sale Order 49 of 498)

17" x 12". Featuring 15" Snow White paper doll in ragged clothes on the front cover, along with two punch-out deer. and seven 7 1/2"-8" Dwarfs on the back cover, each with unique facial expression and costume from the Disney film, and each identified by name. Inside are five pages of costumes, accessories, animals and such, inspired by the Disney film. Excellent condition, uncut. Copyright 1938 by Walt Disney Enterprises. #970, Whitman, 1938.

"Ferdinand the Bull" Paper Doll Book, Whitman 1938 $200/400

Lot #50 (Sale Order 50 of 498)

16 1/2" x 10 1/2". A beautifully-illustrated cover features Ferdinand seated amongst colorful flowers. The back cover and four interior heavy card paper interior pages features stand-up punch-outs of various animals, Ferdinand as a young calf, Ferdinand grown, his Mama, five men in funny hats, banderillos, and more. From the Walt Disney Production, based on the Story of Ferdinand by Munro Leaf and Robert Lawson. Copyright 1938 by Walt Disney. Whitman Publishing. Excellent condition.

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" Cut-Out Book. Whitman, 1938 $150/200

Lot #51 (Sale Order 51 of 498)

13" x 13". The front and back covers feature cut-outs of Snow White, the Dwarfs, and various forest animals, along with furniture and accessories. The heavy card paper interior pages include figures of the Wicked Queen, Witch, Prince and the House of the Seven Dwarfs. Copyright 1938 by Walt Disney Enterprises. Whitman, 1938. Excellent condition, one small bend on bottom edge.

Walt Disney's "Peter Pan" Punchout Book, Whitman, 1952 $100/150

Lot #52 (Sale Order 52 of 498)

15" x 10". With figures of Peter Pan, Captain Hook, many pirates, Wendy and other children, and punch-out pirate's ship and many accessories. Excellent condition. Whitman Publishing, 1952.

Walt Disney's Alice in Wonderland Punch-out Book, Whitman, 1951 $100/200

Lot #53 (Sale Order 53 of 498)

15" x 10". Including famous characters from the story as inspired by Walt Disney film, including Alice, Mad Hatter, March Hare, Queen, along with a myriad of accessories. All on heavy card paper with punch-out design. Excellent condition. Whitman, 1951.

"Fantasia" Paint Book & "Pinocchio" Scrap Book by Whitman for Disney $100/200

Lot #54 (Sale Order 54 of 498)

Each 15" x 11". Fantasia with beautifully illustrated and delicately-color-printed front and back covers, interior pages un-colored with scenes from the 1940 Walt Disney film. Whitman, 1940, #689. And "Pinocchio Scrap Book" with shadow scene of Pinocchio and Jiminy Cricket on the front and back covers, blank interior pages (some used). #634, Whitman 1939 for Walt Disney Productions. Fair condition of each, some brittle breaks and wear, sold as is.

Donald Duck and Clara for Disney, Whitman, 1937 $100/200

Lot #55 (Sale Order 55 of 498)

17" Donald and Clara, including three shirts, one pants, and three hats for Donald; and coat with attached dog and matching shoes, and another dress for Clara. Cut, excellent. Whitman for Disney, 1937, #969.

"Four Hi-Heel Standing Dolls" Boxed Set, Saalfield, 1959 $100/200

Lot #56 (Sale Order 56 of 498)

12" x 16 1/2" box, Four 10" dolls of heavy cardboard wearing cloth bathing suits, with plastic ring stands and scissors in original cello, and seven sheets of uncut "magic stay-on" costumes and accessories, in original box. Unplayed with condition, some age darkening on sheets. Saalfield, 1959, "permanent file copy" stamp on lid indicating provenance of Saalfield archives.

"The Paper Doll Sisters and a Little Dolly", boxed set with lace-on costumes, Saalfield $100/200

Lot #57 (Sale Order 57 of 498)

14" x 11 1/2". Four 10" standing paper doll girls, and one 6" standing dolly, on heavy cardboard with cardboard stands. Along with five sheets of uncut costumes and accessories, and original colorful lacing strings. Excellent unplayed with condition, one tape mark on box lid. Saalfield, #9861, circa 1950s. The box has "permanent file copy" stamp indicating provenance of Saalfield archives.

"Standing Dolls with Lace-On Costumes", Boxed Set by Saalfield $150/240

Lot #58 (Sale Order 58 of 498)

14" x 11 1/2" box. Four 9 1/2" standing heavy cardboard paper doll girls, and two 6" paper doll dolls, with 57 uncut costume pieces that are die-cut and punched for use with the 10 colorful rayon laces. Excellent unplayed with condition, two tape marks on vivid colorful lid. Saalfield, 9857, circa 1950. The box has "permanent file copy" stamp indicating provenance from Saalfield archives.

"Kathy, a Just-Like-Me Doll" unplayed with in original box, Saalfield, 1958 $150/250

Lot #59 (Sale Order 59 of 498)

16 1/2" x 12". box. 24" sturdy board doll with easel back that "snaps doll to full height when removed from box", along with six sheets of costumes, and cello bag that contains two real hair ribbons, jewel-like pendant, and a black vinyl purse. Excellent condition, unplayed with. Saalfield, 9856, 1958.

"Sue, A Just-Like-Me Doll", unplayed with in original box,, Saalfield, 1958 $100/200

Lot #60 (Sale Order 60 of 498)

16 1/2" x 12" box. 24" sturdy board doll with easel back that snaps doll to full height when removed from the box. Along with six sheets of costumes and accessories. Excellent unplayed with condition. Saalfield, 6025, 1958, with "permanent file copy" stamp on the lid indicating provenance from Saalfield archives.

"Wedding of the Paper Dolls" Book designed by Lucille Webster, Merrill, 1935 $200/300

Lot #61 (Sale Order 61 of 498)

17" x 10" book. Beautifully-illustrated cover with delicate paste shades depicting a lavish wedding scene, and having ten paper dolls including Marjorie the Bride, Paul the Groom, Sally Maid of Honor, The Bridesmaids Sally, Virginia, Betty and Carolyn, Flower Girls Janet and Joan, and Ring bearer Tommy. Along with six pages of costumes and accessories comprising 120 pieces. Illustrated by Lucille Webster, Merrill Publishing, # M 3497, 1935. Excellent condition, uncut, crease in upper right corner of cover.

"Let's Play Wedding" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1938 $300/500

Lot #62 (Sale Order 62 of 498)

13" x 13". Very beautifully-illustrated cover with delicate coloring depicts the Bailey Children wearing mama and papa's wedding costumes and playing "wedding". The eight children paper dolls, wearing typical children costumes including sailor suit and football uniform, are on the back cover, and the six interior cardboard page include furniture, wedding gifts, wedding attire, wedding cake, "Just Married" sign, and other accessories. Excellent condition, unplayed with. Saalfield, 1935.

"Bride and Groom Military Wedding Party" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1941 $200/300

Lot #63 (Sale Order 63 of 498)

13" x 11". The illustrated cover depicts a traditional military wedding, the men attired in formal uniforms. On the back cover, inside first page and back inside flap are 16 cardboard paper dolls depicting all the persons of a lavish wedding, along with 8 uncut pages of costumes and accessories for the wedding, the reception and travel. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 3411, 1941.

"Paper Doll Wedding" with Military Theme, Military 1943 $150/200

Lot #64 (Sale Order 64 of 498)

13" x 11" book. The front cover depicts a wedding with the groom and his attendants in formal military garb, and the title lettering in stylized patriotic mode. There are nine cardboard paper dolls on the back cover including Marilyn the Bride and Lieutenant Roger Williams the Groom, and seven pages of uncut costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, #4851, 1943.

"Double Wedding" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1939 $200/300

Lot #65 (Sale Order 65 of 498)

13 1/2" x 11". A beautifully-themed book depicts the double wedding of Rosalie and Charles, and Diana and John. There are 15 paper dolls on heavy cardboard paper, and six pages of costumes including wedding attire for the couples and all their attendants, as well as costumes for the reception and for travel. The front features a lovely illustration of the double wedding with notable variations in costumes for the brides. Excellent uncut condition. Merrill, #3472, 1939.

"Bride and Groom" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1949 $100/200

Lot #66 (Sale Order 66 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Featuring six paper dolls and six pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, #3443, 1949.

"Here Comes the Bride" Statuette Paper Dolls Book, 1955, Lowe $150/200

Lot #67 (Sale Order 67 of 498)

14" x 11". The book features three attached sturdy statuette dolls (11" Jane the Bride, and two flower girls) on the front cover, and two punch-out cardboard paper dolls of Jim the Bridegroom and Bob the Best Man, on the back cover. With six pages of costumes set against artfully-drawn backgrounds with wedding-themed illustrations. Copyright 1955 James & Jonathan Inc, Kenosha Wisconsin. Lowe, #2562, 1955. Excellent uncut condition.

"Wedding Party" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Betty Campbell, Saalfield, 1951 $100/200

Lot #68 (Sale Order 68 of 498)

14" x 11". Containing six paper dolls with six pages of costumes. Very good condition, small breaks at outside corners of cover, uncut, unplayed with. Saalfield, #5721, 1951.

"Joan's Wedding" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Florence Sarah Winship, Whitman, 1942 $200/300

Lot #69 (Sale Order 69 of 498)

15" x 10". The beautifully-illustrated cover has a die-cut of an elaborate lacy wedding cake topped by a bride and groom under a bell. There are ten paper dolls comprising the wedding party of Peter Wade and Joan Dale, along with six pages of very stylized fashionable costumes, and with two cardboard punch-out wedding cakes, and two punch-out floral arrangements. Drawn by Florence Sarah Winship. #990, Whitman, 1942. Excellent uncut condition.

"Bridal Party" Boxed Set, Whitman, 1950s $100/200

Lot #70 (Sale Order 70 of 498)

8" x 16" box. Including 5 6 1/2" - 11" statuette dolls (Bride, Groom, Bridesmaid, Best man, Flower Girl, along with 7 panels of uncut costumes and some additional cut costumes. Excellent condition. Whitman, #4625.

"Bridal Party Dolls" Boxed Set, Whitman, 1953 $100/200

Lot #71 (Sale Order 71 of 498)

11 1/2" x 10". Featuring five 6"-9 3/4" "tekwood" statuette dolls and 11 panels of costumes and accessories. Along with five plastic ring stands and a tekwood floral arrangement. Contents excellent, box lid dented. Whitman, #5340, 1953.

"Here Comes the Bride" Boxed Paper Dolls with Real Wedding Rings, Philmar, 1950s $200/300

Lot #72 (Sale Order 72 of 498)

16" x 11" box. 7"-10" dolls. The beautifully-designed box with facial image of the red-haired bride along with bouquet of roses, candles, and wedding veil, contains 6 statuette dolls with six panels of uncut costumes and a cello-pak with bride and groom wedding rings. Philmar, Made in Great Britain, undated, 1950s. Excellent unplayed with, uncut condition.

"Bridal Party Stand-Up Dolls with Real Bridal Veil" Boxed Set, Jaymar, 1950s $200/300

Lot #73 (Sale Order 73 of 498)

16" x 18" box. Featuring four 6"-10" statuette dolls, along with 38 uncut costumes and accessories, and with Bridal Veil Pattern and "real lace material for you to fashion". Excellent condition, uncut, unplayed with. Jaymar Specialty, #988, undated, 1950s.

"Wedding Belles", Designed by Dorothy Hedges, Dot and Pat Productions, 1945 $150/200

Lot #74 (Sale Order 74 of 498)

12" x 16" Two 11" stand-up dolls, along with uncut bridal costumes and accessories for each, and with patterns and paper for creating additional costumes. Good condition of the rare studio production boxed set, some box wear, costumes uncut and in original cello packaging. Dated 1945 on box.

"Hat Box Dolls" in Original Box and Packaging, Whitman, 1950s $200/300

Lot #75 (Sale Order 75 of 498)

9" l. hat box. An oval cardboard hat box with plaid paper cover and lid, red and white spiral rope handle, contains three 8"stand-up dolls, Nancy, Sandra, and Pam, made of Tekwood, along with four multi-panel folded sheets of costumes and accessories, three plastic standing rings, and a plastic scissors to cut out the costumes. The entire package is preserved perfectly in its original (worn) store cardboard labeled "Hat Box of Dolls". Excellent unplayed with condition. Whitman, 1950s, #5614.

"Walking Dolls Playmates", Bouillon-Sanders & Chopp, 1926 $200/400

Lot #76 (Sale Order 76 of 498)

9" x 11" sheets. Including cover sheet with title, directions sheet with girl pushing doll carriage and the following: Dickie on his new skates, Sue and her Puppy Flopsy, Prue cooks the turkey, Bobby plays chauffeur, Betty takes the baby out, Jimmy helps the gardener, Sallie and her doll "Goldenlocks, and Teddy plays circus. Bouillon-Sanders & Chopp, 1926. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Tip Top Paper Dolls" Book, Drawn by Charlotte Ware, Saalfield, 1940 $150/250

Lot #77 (Sale Order 77 of 498)

15 1/2" x 10". A 68 page book features 42 dolls including ten punch-out cardboard dolls on the front and back covers, as well as 32 additional sketched dolls in comic-strip style, each with three fashionable costume. Although the cover dolls are all children, the interior sketched dolls are also fashionable ladies. A comic-strip story line is attached to each page. Each page is signed Charlotte Ware. #2321 Saalfield, 1940, Excellent intact condition, newspaper print quality paper with some darkening.

"Play with the Baby" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1948 $150/250

Lot #78 (Sale Order 78 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Beautifully-illustrated front and back covers Including four punch-out paper dolls (girl, boy and two babies) along with eight pages of costumes and accessories with story lines such as "Cowboys and Indians" or "We go on a picnic" with appropriate line drawings to match the theme and costume. Merrill, M-1550, 1948. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Let's Play with the Baby" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1948 $100/200

Lot #79 (Sale Order 79 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". A duplicate to #78, except the front and back covers are reversed, and tag lines "Ride 'em Cowboy" and such have been added to the front and back covers. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1550, 1948.

"Sky Babies" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1959 $150/200

Lot #80 (Sale Order 80 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" Nine baby paper dolls with wonderful cherubic faces are included, in both seated and standing poses, one cover doll riding a story and the remaining eight dolls posed on stars. There are five interior pages of costumes and accessories, each identified by the baby's name on the cover. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1551, 1955 and 1959.

"The Heavenly Twins and their Guardian Angels" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1948 $150/200

Lot #81 (Sale Order 81 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Fourteen paper doll babies are featured including two larger dolls, Paul and Paula, along with 12 winged babies with delightful names such as Twinkle, Carol, Angela, Starr, Dulcie, Dawn, etc. Inside are eight pages of themed costumes such as The Easter Parade and Water Babies. Excellent condition. Merrill, 1553, 1948.

"Baby Cut-Out Dolls" Book, Whitman,1949 $100/200

Lot #82 (Sale Order 82 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Featuring six seated babies or standing toddlers, 5"-7 1/2", with six pages of costumes, toys and accessories, the cover designed as a corsage with die-cuts at the floral centers allowing the children's faces to peek through. Excellent condition,, uncut, cover slightly darkened around the edges, one surface paper flake at front bottom corner. Whitman, 1179, 1949.

"Tina and Tony" Paper Doll Book, Samuel Lowe, 1940 $150/200

Lot #83 (Sale Order 83 of 498)

13 1/2" x 10". Featured on the cover is 11 1/2" punch-out Tina and her 7 1/2" punch-out doll, and on the back cover is matching Tony with his cowboy-clad doll. Inside are 40 pages of costumes, toys, accessories, and furniture for the paper doll children and for their dolls. Excellent condition, uncut. Samuel Lowe, 1940, #L 1022.

"Dress Our Dolls" Boxed Paper Doll Set, Samuel Gabriel, 1940s $200/300

Lot #84 (Sale Order 84 of 498)

14 1/2" x 12 1/2" box. The boxed set with an illustration on the cover of two girls playing the paper doll set is vividly designed and colored. The set includes a pair of 11" dolls with pin-hinged elbows, original stands, wooden coat tree and three hangers, and 12 double-sided costumes (dress or coats with hats) of "real cloth". Excellent condition. Samuel Gabriel, # D140, 1940s.

"Fashion Book of the Round-About Dolls", Designed by Betty Campbell, McLoughlin, 1936 $400/500

Lot #85 (Sale Order 85 of 498)

13 1/2" x 10". A hardbound, tri-part folio features a front cover with a little girl playing with her paper dolls while pup looks on. When opened, the folio reveals three 8" wooden paper doll girls with stands on one side, and two 10" wooden paper doll girls on the other. In between is a cello-wrapped package of paper doll costumes and accessories; the package has original wrap and is intact and complete. Excellent condition, unplayed with, one small binding tear on outside edge. Designed by Betty Campbell. McLoughlin Bros, pat. 2028120, 1936.

Lot of Betty Campbell Round-Around Dolls Folios, McLoughlin and Milton Bradley, 1930s. $200/400

Lot #86 (Sale Order 86 of 498)

Including "Dress Parade" with two dolls and instructions for making cloth and paper costumes; "Fashion Show" of 1936 with two dolls and some cut paper costumes; "Diane and Daphne" Book of 1933; "The Fashion Book" of 1936 with five dolls and some cut and some uncut costumes (without Betty Campbell name on the cover); "The Sewing Book of Round About Dolls, 1937 with four larger dolls and many played-with patterns and directions for sewing and embroidery; and a box of "Wood Dolls with Round About Dresses" from Milton Bradley, 4489 Pat. Pending. All by McLoughlin except the last. All in played with condition, sold as is.

"Dolls That Walk" Paper Doll Book, Designed by Emily Sprague Wurl, Whitman, 1939 $150/200

Lot #87 (Sale Order 87 of 498)

17" x 12". " They Walk, They Dance, They Play" Four 7 1/2" dolls (two girls, two boys) with fold-back flaps are designed to be played with using one's fingers as the doll's legs. With six pages of costumes, accessories and toys, and having directions for us. Excellent condition,uncut. Whitman, #977, 1939.

"Here's Sally, Cute, Isn't She?" Paper Doll Book. Designed by Beatrice Mallet, Whitman, 1939 $200/30

Lot #88 (Sale Order 88 of 498)

16" x 10 1/2". "And Here's Sunny", on the back cover. Featuring two 14" punch-out paper dolls with six pages of costumes and accessories. Whitman, #915. 1939. The noted French illustrator, designer of postcards, catalog covers for French department stores, and posters; her artwork for an American publisher is quite rare although it is known that she left France for England in 1939 (the year this paper doll book was published) and remained there during the war years. It is likely she had connections with American artists.

"Frances Tipton Hunter's Paper Dolls" Book, Whitman, 1943 $200/300

Lot #89 (Sale Order 89 of 498)

13" x 10". The vibrant color illustration depicts a young girl with braids playing with paper dolls; peeking through the four oval die-cut windows on the cover are the faces of four of the cardboard paper dolls on the first interior page. There are six paper doll children and a large selection of dolls and toys in heavy cardboard (one appears to be a Dionne Quintuplet), along with six pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Designed by Frances Tipton Hunter, Whitman, 1943.

"Twelve Cut-Put Dolls and Animals" Designed by Ruth E. Newton, Whitman, 1934 $200/300

Lot #90 (Sale Order 90 of 498)

17" x 9 1/2". the book has five children paper dolls, 5"-9", along with seven paper animals on the back cover (pups, cats, bunnies, bears), Along with 80 pieces to cut-out or punch-out, including costumes, toys, tricycles, scooter, furniture. Many of the costumes also feature a toy or animal being held. Whitman, #987, designed by ruth E. Newton, 1934. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Ruth E. Newton's Dotsy Darling and the Chubby Cubs", Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1940 $200/300

Lot #91 (Sale Order 91 of 498)

13" x 11". Featuring paper doll cut=outs that "open and close their eyes", with beautifully-illustrated front cover, opening to Dotsy Darling and Mary Sunshine paper doll children with eyes designed to be pasted on, and four stand-up animals on the back cover with separate eye parts. Inside are four pages of costumes (designed by Mabel G. Horn) and instructions for making the eyes open and close. Excellent condition except spine loose, uncut. Saalfield, #2284, 1940, designed by Ruth E.Newton.

Rose O'Neill's "Kewpies with Ragsy & Ritzy" Paper Doll Book, reprint copy $50/75

Lot #92 (Sale Order 92 of 498)

10" x 10". A reprint of the 1932 O'Neill book. Excellent condition, uncut.

"The Baby Show" Paper Doll Book, designed by Doris & Marion Henderson, 1940, Lowe $150/200

Lot #93 (Sale Order 93 of 498)

14" x 11". Twenty five toddler and baby paper dolls are featured on the front, back and cardboard frontispiece of the book, each with monogrammed name on the undergarment. Inside are nine pages of costumes, accessories, dolls and toys. Excellent condition, uncut. Designed by Doris and Marion Henderson, published by Samuel Lowe, 1940, #L 1021.

Trio of Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1941, 1945 $200/300

Lot #94 (Sale Order 94 of 498)

8" x 10". Each of the books has a 10" paper doll on the front and back cover, including Mary, Betty and Lois (Joan appears on the back of all three). The front covers have delicate floral decorations along with tiny dressed animals, and inside each are six pages of costumes with descriptions of each. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, copyright 1941 and 1945.

"Grace Kelly" Paper Doll Book, drawn by Florence Sarah Winship, Whitman, 1956 $200/300

Lot #95 (Sale Order 95 of 498)

12 1/2" x 9 1/2". Including two 9" paper dolls on the front and back covers, posed against a coat tree covered with beautiful costumes that are repeated as paper costumes inside the book; a studio color photograph of the actress is on each cover. Inside are six pages of fashionable costumes and accessories. Whitman, 2069, drawn by Florence Sarah Winship, 1956. Excellent condition, small crease in bottom right corner of cover, uncut.

"Mary Martin" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1944 $200/300

Lot #96 (Sale Order 96 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Featuring three 11" paper dolls of the film star in theatrical costumes, the front cover doll posed against a pink boa feather fan. Inside are six pages of fashionable costumes and accessories of the era. Whitman, #2492, 1944. Excellent condition, uncut.

"The Story Princess" Paper Doll Book featuring Alene Dalton, Saalfield, 1957 $150/200

Lot #97 (Sale Order 97 of 498)

12 1/2" x 11". Including two 10" paper dolls on the back cover. The front cover features the Story Princess (Alene Dalton) from the TV show, posed against a background castle scene. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories from the TV shows. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, #2761, 1957.

"Elizabeth Taylor" Paper Doll Folio Book with Statuette Dolls, Whitman, 1954 $200/400

Lot #98 (Sale Order 98 of 498)

12" x 10". Including two 9" heavy statuette dolls on original heavy stock card, and an eight-panel sheet of costumes and accessories. The doll card and costume sheets are presented in center flaps of the folio against a colorful background Springtime scene. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 2112. 1954.

"June Allyson" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1957 $200/300

Lot #99 (Sale Order 99 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Featuring two 9" paper dolls and six pages of costumes and accessories. The front and back covers have color photographs of the film star and there are two black and white studio still photos on the interior. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #2089, 1957.

"Doris Day" Paper Doll Folio Book with Statuette Dolls, Whitman, 1952 $300/400

Lot #100 (Sale Order 100 of 498)

12" x 10" folio book. The folio book, die-cut in the shape of an overnight bag, features a photo of Doris Fay on the cover, and a "Doris Day" name tag on the bag. Inside is a heavy stock card with two 10" punch-out dolls of Doris Day and a large eight-panel sheet of costumes. The dolls and costumes are presented in folio flaps, and the background is the interior of an overnight bag with illustrated pockets containing shoes, gloves, stockings, and hankies monogrammed DD, Excellent condition, 10c lettered on front photo, dolls and costumes uncut. Whitman, #2103, 1952.

"Gale Storm" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1959 $100/200

Lot #101 (Sale Order 101 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Featuring two 9" paper dolls and six pages of costumes. The cover features a studio color still of the TV star. Very good condition, some rough edges, uncut. Whitman, #2089, 1959.

"Debbie Reynolds" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1955 $100/200

Lot #102 (Sale Order 102 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" The book, with a color studio still of the actress on the cover, has two 9 1/2" paper dolls and 6 pages of costumes. Very good condition, binding loose, uncut, small scribble in upper left corner. Whitman, 2088, 1955.

"Ava Gardner" Paper Doll Folio Book with Statuette Dolls, Whitman, 1953 $200/300

Lot #103 (Sale Order 103 of 498)

12" x 10". The folio book, designed as though a jewelry box, with studio still of the actress on the cover is decorated with pearls and flowers, and opens to reveal an interior decorated with jewelry. There are two 9" paper dolls on heavy stock card, and an eight-panel sheet of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut, small number scribble on upper right corner. Whitman, 2108, 1953.

"Cyd Charisse" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1956 $200/300

Lot #104 (Sale Order 104 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Two 9" punch-out paper dolls of the dancer star are featured on front and back covers, along with a color photograph of the star. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories along with further studio stills. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #2084, 1956.

"Betty Hutton and Her Girl", autographed copy, Whitman, 1951 $300/500

Lot #105 (Sale Order 105 of 498)

14" x 11". Featuring a die-cut cover with photographs of Betty Hutton and her two daughters, Lindsay and Candice. On the first interior page, of heavy stock are paper dolls, 10" Betty, 7" Lindsay, and 6 1/2" Candice. Inside are eight pages of costumes and accessories for all three dolls. The back cover has a full page color photograph of Betty Hutton with an autograph "With best wishes from Betty Hutton and her daughters". Whitman, 2099, 1951. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Jane Powell" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1957 $150/200

Lot #106 (Sale Order 106 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Two 9" paper dolls on the front and back cover are framed by sketches of hat box, flowers, Eiffel Tower and Parisian street scenes, along with a photograph of the film star. Inside are six pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 2085, 1957.

"Vera Miles" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1957 $150/250

Lot #107 (Sale Order 107 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" Two 9" paper dolls are featured on the front and back covers along with color studio stills of the star. Inside are six pages of costumes. Whitman, 2086, 1957. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Natalie Wood" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1958 $200/400

Lot #108 (Sale Order 108 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Two 9" paper dolls are featured on the front and back cover of the book along with posed scenes of the young film star. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories. Whitman, #2086, 1958. Excellent condition,uncut.

"Mickey Rooney, All-American Boy" Punch-out Book $200/300

Lot #109 (Sale Order 109 of 498)

15" x 10 1/2". The front and back covers and four interior pages, of cardboard stock have punch-out scenes of various boyhood activities: football, rodeo, camping, aviation and such, each featuring the child star Mickey Rooney. Excellent condition, intact. Merrill, #3402, 1941.

"Rosemary, The Roundabout Doll", Designed by Betty Campbell, 1932 $200/400

Lot #110 (Sale Order 110 of 498)

15" x 11" sheets. 12 1/2" doll. Included are four sheets with roundabout costumes designed to wrap entirely around the doll, along with instructions and accessories. Along with doll and original cello package. Excellent condition, unplayed with. Einson-Freeman Co, designed by Betty Campbell, 1932.

"Nurse and Twins" Paper Doll Book by "Natalie", Grinnell. 1940 $150/250

Lot #111 (Sale Order 111 of 498)

17" x 11". The front and back covers feature punch-out figures of 15" Nurse (front and back dolls), and 8" Betty and Bobby. There are eight interior pages of costumes, toys, accessories and furniture. Excellent condition, uncut, the punch-out figures are partly loose. Grinnell, 1940.

"Forget-Me-Not" Paper Doll Book, Stanton & Van Vliet, 1912 $200/400

Lot #112 (Sale Order 112 of 498)

12" x 9" book. Inspired by paper dolls original published by Charles Thompson, the 30 page soft-cover book contains a number of sketched children (boys and girls) with costumes designed to cut out or color. Excellent condition, one crease on the cover. Stanton & Van Vliet, Chicago, 1912, with original bookseller's label on front cover of Charles Pratt.

"Mother's Darlings and Nurse Marie" Paper Dolls in Original Envelope, Hamming Pub, 1913 $200/400

Lot #113 (Sale Order 113 of 498)

12" x 9" sheets. A paper envelope with sketch of Nurse Marie and five children of various ages is labeled "Mother's Darlings and Nurse Marie, Paper Cut-Out Dolls from the Famous Book, The Dolls that you love", by L.R.S. Henderson, copyrighted 1913 by The Hamming Publishing Co, Chicago, "This package contains six dolls and a complete wardrobe for each". Inside are three cardboard sheets with six paper dolls of varying sizes, including Nurse, along with a 12-panel sheet of costumes for each doll. Excellent condition of dolls and costumes, envelope ragged.

"Dainty Dollies" & "My Book of Darling Dollies" Paper Doll Books, Gabriel, 1919/1920 $200/300

Lot #114 (Sale Order 114 of 498)

Each 12' x 10". Dainty Dollies contains four 7" paper dolls (Dorothy, Alice, Helen and Elsie) with two pages of costumes for each: one to cut, and one to color; some of the pages have been colored in. Darling Dollies has six 5" doll with costumes to cut and costumes to color for each (uncut, un-colored). The covers of each book are delightful illustrations of little girls playing with paper dolls, by artist Mary Latetra Russell, and the interior costumes and accessories are superbly drawn Very good condition, some light spotting. Sam Gabriel, #876 1919 and #877 1920.

"Smart Fashions" Paper Doll Book, Sam Gabriel, c. 1920s $200/300

Lot #115 (Sale Order 115 of 498)

12" x 10 1/2". Subtitled, "Dolls and Clothes to Cut Out and Paint, to keep busy the little hands and little head", the book has a beautiful cover illustration of three girls playing with paper dolls. There are four 9" paper dolls on the back sturdy card cover, four pages of printed paper doll costumes to cut, and five pages of sketched paper doll costumes to color. Excellent condition, uncut, uncolored. Sam Gabriel, #886, undated, c. 1920s.

"Personality Paper Dolls" Boxed Set, Saalfield, 1942 $100/300

Lot #116 (Sale Order 116 of 498)

17" x 13" box. Four very heavy stock 12" dolls with self-standing bases are included, along with complete original folded sheets of costumes and accessories. Box is fair with dust and smudges, contents are near mint, the dolls still in cello bags, costume sheets uncut. Saalfield, #6005, 1942..

"Dotty and Danny on Parade" Paper Doll Book, Burton Playthings, 1935 $200/300

Lot #117 (Sale Order 117 of 498)

17" x 11", Highly-stylized book with rich borders includes two 10" paper dolls, Dotty and Danny who appear as children, but whose costumes are designed as adult wear. Also featured on the card-stock covers are Dicky Duck, Denny Duck, Dunny Duck and Laddie Boy dog, with various accessories, and inside are eight pages of various parade costumes. Burton Playthings, Inc. #875, Copyright 1935. Excellent condition, uncut, slightly darkened, original scissors in cello package.

"Teeny Weeny Dolls" and "Patriotic Dressing Dolls" in Original Packages $200/400

Lot #118 (Sale Order 118 of 498)

5 1/2" x 5 1/2" five booklets of "Teeny Weeny Dolls" includes Cutey Dollies, Dearie Dollies, Beauty Dollies and Pretty Dollies, along with one original box, copyright by Charles Graham, Along with two 6" Patriotic Boy and Girl paper dolls with 14 costumes and hats, all with uniform or military theme, in original box, American Colortype, with illustrations of the paper dolls on the covers. Excellent condition, all uncut. Early 20th century.

"Sleepy Time Girl with Dreamy Eyes" Boxed Set, Milton Bradley, 1930s $150/200

Lot #119 (Sale Order 119 of 498)

10" x 7" box. The box with colorful lid and illustration of the doll contains a 10" wooden paper doll with movable eyes. Included are four folded sheets of various costumes. Excellent condition, slight dents on box lid. Milton Bradley, #4785, 1930s.

"Daisy and her Dresses" Boxed Set of Paper Dolls, Spear, Early 20th Century $200/300

Lot #120 (Sale Order 120 of 498)

7" x 7" box. A colorfully-decorated box depicts Daisy and a sailor costume, and opens to reveal three compartments, one with 7" easel-back Daisy with embossed designs, one with four dresses or coats, and the last with eight hats or purses. All of the costumes are richly printed with embossed designs. J. W. Spear & Sons, London, early 20th century. Very good condition, box dusty with some breaks at sides.

Hopalong Cassidy Paper Punch-Out Book, Whitman, 1951 $200/300

Lot #121 (Sale Order 121 of 498)

15" x 10". Eight pages, including front and back covers, of punch-out scenes of the popular cowboy star in action scenes. Excellent condition. Whitman, 1950 and 1951, copyright by William Boyd.

Four Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Paper Doll Books $400/600

Lot #122 (Sale Order 122 of 498)

Including 13" x 10 1/2" Roy Rogers Rodeo Cut-Out Dolls, #995, 1948; Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, 1951; Roy Rogers and Dale Evans on Trigger, Whitman 1172, 1952; and Roy Rogers and Dale Evans with die-cut lasso top to cover (slightly bent), Whitman, #998, 1950. All excellent except as noted, all uncut.

Three Roy Rogers and Dale Evans Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1950s $400/600

Lot #123 (Sale Order 123 of 498)

Including 12" x 10" folio book "Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Dusty and the Double-R Bar Ranch" with three statuette dolls, #1950, Whitman, 1957; 12" x 10" Roy Rogers and Dale Evans center-fold folio with two statuette dolls, #2119, 1953; and 12" x 10" Roy Rogers and Dale Evans folio book with general store theme and two statuette dolls, #1950, Whitman, 1956. Excellent condition, all intact and unplayed with.

Three Roy Rogers Punch-Out and Sticker Books, Whitman $200/300

Lot #124 (Sale Order 124 of 498)

Including 12" x 10 1/2" Rodeo Sticker Fun Book, #2161, Whitman, 1953; 15" x 10" Cow-town Punch-out Book, Whitman #2172, 1954; and 15" x 10" punch-out book with numerous Western themed props including Roy's silver mounted saddle, Whitman, #2197, 1953. Excellent condition, all intact and unplayed with.

Four Gene Autry Paper Doll and Punch-Out Book, 1950s $300/500

Lot #125 (Sale Order 125 of 498)

Including 13" x 13" Cowboy Punch-Out Book with bandits, stage-coach and props, #4802, Merrill, 1941; 13" x 10 1/2" Gene Autry Melody Ranch Cut-Out Dolls, #990, Whitman, 1950; 14" x 11" Jimmy and Jane visit Gene Autry at Melody Ranch Cut-Out Dolls, #1184, 1951; and 15" x 10 1/2" Gene Autry Ranch Cut-Out Book, #3482, Merrill, 1940. Excellent condition, all intact and unplayed with.

"Sapphire Queen of the Night Clubs" Paper Doll Book, Reuben Lilja, 1940s $100/200

Lot #126 (Sale Order 126 of 498)

15" x 11". Features four 7 1/2" -9" paper dolls including two variations of Sapphire, a blonde haired performer and host. Along with four pages of theatrical costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Reuben Lilja, #907, undated.

"Movieland Paper Dolls" Book, Reuben Lilja, 1947 $100/150

Lot #127 (Sale Order 127 of 498)

14" x 10 1/2". Featuring four 11" paper dolls (three women, one man) along with four pages of fashionable costumes and accessories). Reuben H. Lilja, dated 1947. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Miss America" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Florence Salter, Reuben Lilja, 1941 $100/200

Lot #128 (Sale Order 128 of 498)

15" x 11" book. With three 11" easel back glamorous lady paper dolls and six pages of fashionable and performance costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Florence Salter. Reuben H. Lilja, 1941

Two Paper Doll Books, "Miss Hollywood" and "Miss Silver Screen", Reuben Lilja, 1940s $200/300

Lot #129 (Sale Order 129 of 498)

Including 14" x 11" Miss Hollywood book drawn by Florence Salter with three 11" dolls (two women, one man) with four pages of costumes and accessories, #902; along with Miss Silver Screen with three paper dolls (two 12" women and one 8" curly-lock girl), dated 1946. Both published by Reuben Lilja, 1940s. Excellent condition, undated.

Four 1940s Paper Doll Books by Reuben Lilja, drawn by Florence Salter and Ethel Bonney Taylor $300/6

Lot #130 (Sale Order 130 of 498)

Each about 14" x 11". Including "Jaunty Juniors" drawn by J. Willard, with four paper dolls and four pages of costumes, #903, 1946; "Costumes for All Seasons" drawn by Ethel Bonney Taylor, with four paper dolls, four pages of costumes, #918; "Merry Mermaids", with four paper dolls and four pages of costumes; "Pretty Penny and her Pal", #620, with four paper dolls and four pages of costumes. Very good/excellent condition, all uncut. Reuben Lilja, 1940s.

Four Paper Doll Books, 2 drawn by Florence Salter and Ethel Bonney Taylor, Reuben Lilja 1940s $300/5

Lot #131 (Sale Order 131 of 498)

Each about 15" x 11". Including "Dress-Up" with three sexy-posed paper doll ladies in a dressing table setting with four pages of costumes, #905, dated 1947; "Miss Hollywood" drawn by Florence Salter, #902, 1942; "American Beauties" (brown cover with autumn leaves); and "American Beauties" drawn by Ethel Bonner Taylor, (blue cover with floral decorations), #901, dated 1942. All by Reuben Lilja, 1940s. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Magazine Cover Girls" Paper Doll Book. Merrill, 1944 $150/300

Lot #132 (Sale Order 132 of 498)

13" x 11". Featuring six 7 1/2" -8" cover girl paper dolls in a book entitled "America's Prettiest Girls, Magazine Cover Girls", along with eight pages of costumes and accessories, drawn against a thematic background, of fashion magazines. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, #4856, 1944.

"Sherry and Adele, Diane and Lynne and Their Glamorous Clothes" , Merrill, 1953 $150/300

Lot #133 (Sale Order 133 of 498)

12" x 10" book. Featuring four 9 1/2" glamorous ladies along with five pages of very elegant costumes for afternoon or evening wear. #3458, Merrill, 1953. Excellent condition, uncut.

"New Toni Hair-Do Dress-Up Dolls with Fold-Around Costumes", Samuel Lowe, 1950s $150/250

Lot #134 (Sale Order 134 of 498)

14" x 11". Two 10 1/2" paper dolls wearing glamorous evening gowns are featured on the covers along with hair pieces to illustrate the steps in the easy home permanents: one, wash hair; two, with permanent curlers in hair; and the third with "new "finished hair style". Inside are six pages of fold-around costumes. Samuel Lowe, sponsored by the Toni Company, #1251, 1950s.

"Gloria"s Make-Up" Paper Doll Book, Samuel Lowe, 1950s $200/300

Lot #135 (Sale Order 135 of 498)

15" x 11" book. Featuring 12" Gloria paper doll on the front cover, and a "life-size head and hands to make-up on back cover" along with eight pages of costumes and accessories, and an actual make-up kit with hair polish, powder, rough, lipstick and eyebrown pencil. Samuel Lowe, #2585, 1950s. Excellent condition, uncut, small ink mark on front cover, small tear at upper edge of cover.

"Glamour Girls, Nine Dancing Dolls" $200/300

Lot #136 (Sale Order 136 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring nine 6 1/2" paper dolls in sexy poses, wearing black lingerie, along with six pages of very exotic and theatrical costumes. Excellent condition. #3456, Merrill, 1953. Excellent condition, uncut.

"The Two Marys" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1950 $150/250

Lot #137 (Sale Order 137 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Two paper dolls, 11" and 8" present mother and daughter, the "two Marys", along with 6 pages of mother and daughter matching costumes. #3450, Merrill, 1950. Excellent condition, uncut.

Two "Statuette Dolls and Their Costumes" Books, Whitman, 1940s $200/300

Lot #138 (Sale Order 138 of 498)

Each 12" x 11". Each with two 10 1/2" tekwood statuette dolls, posed in lingerie, and attached to front covers, and each with eight pages of costumes and accessories. Judy and Barbara with pink cover book, 998, feature costumes by Patrie Winston, copyright 1942. Polly and pat on coral cover book have original store price tag of 15c, dated 1946. Whitman. Excellent condition, coral cover slightly dusty, uncut.

A Set of Three Celebrity Paper Doll Books of Early Child Stars, Drawn by Hilda Miloche, 1942 $200/40

Lot #139 (Sale Order 139 of 498)

10" x 9" each. The set of books include Cora Sue Collins, Virginia Weidler, and Betty Brewer, each with two 8 1/2" paper dolls and five pages of costumes and accessories, There are studio celebrity stills on the front covers and on the interior pages of each depicting the child film stars of the 1930s and 1940s. Each is marked designed by Hilda Miloche. #1016 (each), Whitman, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Elizabeth Taylor" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1952 $150/250

Lot #140 (Sale Order 140 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 9" paper dolls along 8 pages of fashionable and film costumes, and having images of the star on the cover and in interior studio stills. #1193. Whitman, 1952.

"Rosemary Clooney" Paper Doll Book, Samuel Lowe, 1953 $150/250

Lot #141 (Sale Order 141 of 498)

14" x 11" book. Featuring two 12" paper dolls on the front and back cover along with two studio celebrity photos of the famed singer, and six pages of costumes and accessories along with more photos. #1256, Samuel Lowe, 1953. Excellent condition, uncut.

"June Allyson" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1953 $150/250

Lot #142 (Sale Order 142 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". Two 9" dolls are featured on the front and back covers along with a charming photograph of the film star looking out at open window. Eight pages of costumes including fashionable attire, and theatrical costumes. #1173, Whitman, 1953. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Faye Emerson" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1952 $150/250

Lot #143 (Sale Order 143 of 498)

14" x 11". Featuring three 11" paper dolls of the popular film star of the 1940s and including six pages of costumes. #2722, Whitman, 1952. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Jane Powell" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1951 $150/250

Lot #144 (Sale Order 144 of 498)

14" x 11". The beautiful cover of the book offers two photographs of the beloved star, and on the back are two 9" paper dolls of the star. There are six pages of costumes and accessories on the interior. #1185. Whitman, 1951. Excellent condition, uncut.

Two "Jane Powell" Paper Doll Books. Whitman, 1952 and 1953 $200/400

Lot #145 (Sale Order 145 of 498)

Each 13" x 10 1/2". Each features photographs of the film star on the front and back covers along with two 9" paper dolls, and each has eight pages of costumes and accessories. Whitman, #1171 from 1953, and 1171 from 1952. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Doris Day" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1954 $100/200

Lot #146 (Sale Order 146 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". Large photographs of the songstress along with colorful musical notes decorated with cover of the book, with two 9" paper dolls, and 8 pages of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1954, #1179.

"Barbara Britton" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield 1954 $150/200

Lot #147 (Sale Order 147 of 498)

15" x 11 1/2". A gorgeous book with illustration on the front cover, and having three 12" paper dolls on heavy card stock along with eight pages of wonderful costumes and accessories. #4318, Saalfield, 1954. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Loretta Young" Paper Doll and Coloring Book, Saalfield, 1956 $150/200

Lot #148 (Sale Order 148 of 498)

14" x 10 1/2". Posed elegantly on an elegantly-styled stool is Loretta Young "star of the Loretta Young Show, NBC-TV - Miss Young's personal gowns by Werla". There are two 10" dolls along with four pages of costumes, and a large number of pages to color. Excellent condition, uncut, uncolored. #4353, Saalfield, 1956.

"Bob Cummings Fashion Models" Statuette Dolls Folio Book, Lowe, 1957. $150/200

Lot #149 (Sale Order 149 of 498)

12" X 10". The folio book has a well-detailed illustration on the front and back cover depicting the models being photographed by Bob Cummings along with a note to "see the Bob Cummings show on NBC each week on your local television station". The book opens to reveal a heavy stock card with paper dolls of Bob and a model, along with a large folded sheet of costumes. . Excellent condition, uncut. #2407, Lowe, 1957.

"Donna Reed" Paper Doll Folio Book, Saalfield, 1959 $100/150

Lot #150 (Sale Order 150 of 498)

12" x 10". Beautiful illustrations of Donna Reed decorate the front and back covers, and the folio opens to reveal two large pocket flaps decorated with a profile die-cut of the star, one containing a heavy card stock sheet with two paper dolls, and the other with original folded panels of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut, intact. #4412, Saalfield, 1959.

"Patti Page" Statuette Dolls in Folio Book, Lowe, 1957 $150/200

Lot #151 (Sale Order 151 of 498)

12" x 10". The folio book features an illustration of Patti Page, the songstress, and her pup on the front cover, and another illustration of her holding two Mercury records on the back. Inside Patti is shown with her pup, leafing through record albums, and the two interior flaps contain a heavy stock card with two paper dolls, and a folded panel of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Lowe, #2406, 1057.

"National Velvet" Paper Doll Folio, Whitman, 1961 $150/200

Lot #152 (Sale Order 152 of 498)

12" x 10". The "authorized edition based on MGM's National Velvet as seen on NBC television". With illustrations on front and back cover, and the interior designed as a barn stable with two pocket flaps, one holding a heavy card stock of paper doll, and the other with folded panel sheets of 32 costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, slightly darkened, uncut, Whitman #1959, 1961.

"Ozzie and Harriet with David and Ricky" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1954 $200/250

Lot #153 (Sale Order 153 of 498)

15" x 10 1/2". Drawn by Bette J. Davis, the vibrant front cover features Ozzie and Harriet at work in their flower garden, while the back cover depicts them under the spot lights. The first and last interior pages are of heavy card stock with paper dolls of the four family members, and there are eight pages of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, #4319, 1954.

Two Paper Doll Books "Baby Brother" and "Baby Sister" by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1929 $200/400

Lot #154 (Sale Order 154 of 498)

Each 9 1/2" x 11 1/2". Each features a beautiful drawing of a child and its toys on the front cover, and a 9" paper doll of the same child on the back cover. Inside each are ten pages of wonderful costumes for the child paper dolls and for their little dolls and pets. Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, #920, 1929. Excellent condition, uncut.

"All Size Dolls" Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1945 $150/200

Lot #155 (Sale Order 155 of 498)

14" x 11 1/2". Thirteen punch-out paper dolls are featured on the front and back covers of the book, ranging in age from young adults to babies. Inside are eight pages of costumes ranging from WWI military uniforms to wedding attire to simple house dresses to a series of big sister/little sister matching dresses. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, #982, 1945.

"Joan" and "Bobby" Paper Doll Book Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1928 $200/300

Lot #156 (Sale Order 156 of 498)

17 3/4" x 9 3/4". The front and back covers of the book have super-size 17" dolls posed sideways with front-facing heads, depicting Joan and Bobby. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories, along with an accompanying storyline poem. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #907, 1928, designed and drawn by Queen Holden.

"The New Joan and Bobby Paper Doll Book", drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman $200/300

Lot #157 (Sale Order 157 of 498)

17 1/2" x 9 1/2". The 16" paper dolls of Joan and Bobby are featured on the front and back covers of the book, and inside are six pages of costumes and accessories. Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1930 (or 1936). Excellent condition, uncut.

"New Baby Nancy", Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1938 $200/300

Lot #158 (Sale Order 158 of 498)

18" x 12". An unusually-designed die-cut cover in the shape of a front-facing baby carriage (designed to be punched-out for play) along with 9 1/2" baby paper doll, and six pages of costumes, toys, baby toiletries, dolls, rattles, bottles, and other accessories. Excellent condition, small cover piece missing to the right of one wheel, uncut. Whitman, drawn by Queen Holden, 1938.

"Glamour Girl", Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1941 $200/300

Lot #159 (Sale Order 159 of 498)

15" x 10". having a die-cut front cover with interior cardboard first page being a profile body of Glamour Girl, with front-facing head, and having unusual design of right leg that is designed to be pasted to the doll, allowing her to stand. The back cover is a punch-out dressing table with toiletries and brushes, and there is an inside back flap with "Glamour" poem by Queen Holden. The interior six pages have a wide variety of costumes and accessories and 20 different hair dos. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #993, 1941.

"Baby Jean and Her Nursery" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1938 $200/300

Lot #160 (Sale Order 160 of 498)

14" x 11 1/2". A 5" seated paper doll Jean, is featured along with all of her nursery furnishings in heavy punch-out cardboard: carriage, play pen, table and chair, travel bed, bassinette, scale, dresser, along with four pages of costumes, toys, and accessories. Excellent condition, the back cover is separated along punch-out lines, 10c lettered on front cover, uncut. Whitman, drawn by Queen Holden, #998, 1938.

"Carolyn Lee" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1943 $200/400

Lot #161 (Sale Order 161 of 498)

14 3/4" x 10". A die-cut cover depicts the child film star Carolyn Lee wearing a yellow coat and hat to match the costume of the little doll she holds; a photo of the star is on the front and back covers, and several more appear on the inside costume pages. On the inside first page of heavy cardboard stock, and back cover are two 14" paper dolls of Carolyn Lee and six pages of costumes and accessories. There is an inside back flap with doggy bed and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #997, 1943, the book was released to coincide with the release of her film Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch.

Collection of Late 19th Century Lady's Supplement Paper Dolls $300/400

Lot #162 (Sale Order 162 of 498)

Dolls 10 1/2" Included are three paper dolls, along with 46 costumes from the early 1895-mid-1896. Mostly from the Boston Herald, with a few other newspapers, the costumes represent fashionable society garb of the era, and many include hats or another accessories. The fashion plates were lithographed by the G.H. Buck Company of New York and sold to the individual newspapers who added their banner lines, sometimes dates and sometimes their own particular numbering systems. They appeared in the Sunday editions of the papers. About 50 examples have been identified; this collection includes 46 of these fashions. In addition to the 46 originals in this carefully-assembled collection, Virginia Crossley has included photocopies of the original sheets with the costume name and date of appearance. Mostly cut, very good/excellent condition, a superb study of late 19th century fashion.

"Sunbonnet Babies" and "Overall Boys" Magazine Paper Dolls Drawn by Bertha Corbett $200/300

Lot #163 (Sale Order 163 of 498)

16" x 11" uncut sheets. Including seven sheets of The Sunbonnet Babies, including Playing Dress Up, Taking Care of the Children, Are With Us Again (two variations), Christmas Babies, Have Come to Play with us, and Fancy Dress. Along with five sheets of The Overall Boys, including Have Come to Play with You, Camping Out, Are With Us Again, Ready for Thanksgiving, and Jolly Overall. The dolls were drawn by Bertha Corbett and appeared in Housekeeping magazine, , 1909-1910. Very good/excellent condition, uncut.

27 Sheets of "Polly's Paper Playmates" Supplement Paper Dolls, 1910/1911 $200/300

Lot #164 (Sale Order 164 of 498)

10" x 8" sheets. From various newspaper supplements of the 1910.1911 era come 27 different uncut sheets including Polly, Percy, Cousin Janet, Sister Prue, Sister Prue's Young Man, and many more with wonderful costumes for all fashionable occasions, and including six Polly and Phyllis in Folk Dances of the Nations. Excellent, uncut condition. 1910/1900.

Collection of McLaughlin Coffee Double-Sided Paper Dolls and Costumes of Children $200/400

Lot #165 (Sale Order 165 of 498)

A binder contains 72 double-sided 5" paper dolls, along with 101double-sided costumes, with advertising for McLaughlin's Coffee on each. Late 19th century. Excellent condition.

Lot of Advertising Paper Dolls of Palmer Cox Brownies for Lion Coffee $200/400

Lot #166 (Sale Order 166 of 498)

Including 23 Brownie paper dolls, 6 1/2", in various themes with Lion Coffee advertising, each figure identified. Along with another 9 Brownie paper dolls riding on various animals matched to their theme, and still another 7 animals from the series without the Brownies. Very good/excellent condition. Late 19th century.

Collection of 19th Century advertising paper dolls $200/400

Lot #167 (Sale Order 167 of 498)

Including nine 5 1/2" Enameline College Colors dolls, six 5 1/2" Enameline flower girls with long dresses; six 5 1/2" Enameline flower girls with short dresses; six Enameline animal paper dolls; four Clarks Wedding Party Dolls; five 5" Estey Organ nationality dolls; six 6" Estey Organ nursery rhyme dolls; twelve 5" Worcester Salt girls; sixteen 5" McLaughlin Coffee girls; and 14 other various advertising paper dolls. Very good/excellent condition. Late 19th century.

Three Paper Doll Sets by Ottman , Fluffy Ruffles, Buster Brown, Teddy Bear, c. 1905 $300/500

Lot #168 (Sale Order 168 of 498)

Including 10 1/2" Fluffy Ruffles of heavy card stock with easel back with five dress and four hats; 12" Buster Brown of heavy card stock with easel back, along with four costumes and four matching hats and with his Dog Tige; and 10 1/2" Teddy Bear of heavy card stock, easel back, and having four costumes and three hats. Each is preserved in its (very worn) original Ottman envelope. Paper dolls and costumes in excellent condition. Circa 1905.

19th Century Animal Paper Dolls for McLaughlin Coffee $200/400

Lot #169 (Sale Order 169 of 498)

From the same series, including nine standing animals each with three costumes; 3 with two costumes, and a few remaining costumes. Each marked McLaughlin Coffee. Excellent condition. Late 19th century.

19th Century Advertising Paper Doll Set "Minuets" by George Clark $150/250

Lot #170 (Sale Order 170 of 498)

Comprising ten 5" dolls, each with fold-over costume in the 18th century style, along with a paper spinet piano, and the original envelope labeled "Minuets" George A. Clark. Excellent condition.

Dolly Dingle and Family Paper Dolls by Grace Drayton, Pictorial Review 1913-1919 $300/500

Lot #171 (Sale Order 171 of 498)

16" x 11" magazine pages from Pictorial Review from 1913-1919 including the introductory presentation of Dolly Dingle, her mother in service uniform, her father in military uniform, and more than 40 other pages. In addition, nine Pictorial Review theatre cut-outs featuring Dolly Dingle. Illustrated by Grace Drayton. Mostly very good to excellent, a few have ragged edges.

Collection of Dolly Dingle Magazine paper dolls from Pictorial Review, 1920s/1930s $200/400

Lot #172 (Sale Order 172 of 498)

More than 100 pages from Pictorial Review feature paper dolls of Dolly Dingles, family and friends, as drawn by Grace S. Drayton. 1920s and 1930s. Mostly very good/excellent, a few with ragged edges.

Miscellaneous lot of magazine paper dolls $100/200

Lot #173 (Sale Order 173 of 498)

About 10" x 14. Including 4 pages of The Betty Bobbs family as drawn by Orpha Klinker for Pictorial Review, 1925; 4 pages of Peggy Pryde from Pictorial Review, 1926; eight pages of Dottie's Darlings drawn by Corinne Pauli Waterall from Pictorial Review of 1934; ten pages of Adventures of Polly and Peter Perkins drawn by Gertrude Kay from Pictorial Review of 1934; plus nine other various paper toys. Very good/excellent condition except a few with ragged edges.

"Ted E. Bear" Paper Doll and Cut-Outs, Five Pages from Pictorial Review, 1090 $200/300

Lot #174 (Sale Order 174 of 498)

14" x 10". "Ted.E. Bear goes a-hunting" is introduced in the first of the series in 1909 along with TB flag, extra costumes, and accessories, along with a story line on the reverse side and a "to be continued" notice. His adventures continued in four subsequent issues as Blunderbuss the monkey was introduced extra costumes and accessories, as well as The Fat Giraffe, Billyum Possom, and Sambo with his elephant. Rare. Pictorial Review, 1909. Excellent condition,

"Shirley Temple, A Life-like Paper Doll" Book, Saalfield, 1936 $200/300

Lot #175 (Sale Order 175 of 498)

18" x 13" book. With 34" paper doll of Shirley, shown on the cover holding her cloth Madame Alexander doll. The doll is designed to be assembled in two parts, with easel back, and has five full-size costumes, along with illustrations of smaller costumes with notations concerning them. Saalfield, #1765, 1936. Excellent condition, uncut, cover slightly dusty with bottom right corner ding.

"Shirley Temple Standing", Front and Back Views, Saalfield, 1935 $200/300

Lot #176 (Sale Order 176 of 498)

13" x 11" book. Two 9 1/2" paper dolls that are double-side printed. The book notes "Captivating Shirley Temple herself posed especially for these two front-and=-back standing dolls. And the charming costumes supplied for the dolls are copies of Shirley's own clothes. Besides, each page in the book carries a photograph of this little movie star." With eight pages of costumes and accessories, some identified as being from certain films. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, #1715, 1935.

"Shirley Temple Dolls and Dresses", Saalfield, 1934 $200/400

Lot #177 (Sale Order 177 of 498)

12 3/4" x 10 1/2". "Showing the captivating five-year-old screen star, the dresses she wears and the toys with which she plays". With four 8" paper dolls. With eight pages of costumes, each costume identified, and many with toy or accessory included. Each page also has a color-tinted photograph of Shirley playing with her dolls, bears, toys, and tea dishes. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield,#2112, 1934.

"Shirley Temple, Dolls and Dresses". Saalfield, 1937 $200/400

Lot #178 (Sale Order 178 of 498)

16" x 10". With two 14 1/2" paper dolls and eight pages of costumes. Each page has photographs of Shirley wearing the costumes that appear as paper doll costumes on that page. Along with many accessories including dolls, toys and playthings. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, #1761, 1937.

"The New Shirley Temple" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1942 $50/100

Lot #179 (Sale Order 179 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". With two 11" paper dolls showing Shirley as a teen-ager, the cover with seven color-tinted photographs of her. There are six pages of costumes with a black and white studio photo of her on each page, Poor condition, sold as is, pages complete and intact. Saalfield, 1942.

"Little Princess" Front-and-Back Doll, Merrill, 1936 $200/400

Lot #180 (Sale Order 180 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". A curly-locked blonde Little Princess is shown on the front cover; the inside front cover is a cut-out of Peacock Throne, A 10" front-and-back paper doll on the back cover has instructions for making the doll stand, and inside the book are 8 pages of costumes with "flaring circular skirts". Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, #3405, 1936.

"Jane Withers, A Big-As-Life" Paper Doll Book, drawn by Avis Mac, Whitman, 1936 $200/300

Lot #181 (Sale Order 181 of 498)

18" x 13" book. With super-sized 36" paper doll that is designed to be assembled, the top half appearing as the front page, and the bottom half as the back page, and with an additional 11" paper doll on the back cover. With five pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut, small crease on bottom right corner of cover. Whitman, #977, 1936, drawn by Avis Mac.

"Jane Withers" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Ruth Ruhman, Whitman, 1941 $200/300

Lot #182 (Sale Order 182 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". With beautifully-drawn cover showing Jane Withers as a young lady, the book features one 12" paper doll and ten pages of costumes, each page with a studio photo of Jane, and costumes to match the theme of the photo such as "Jane is in the Navy now", or "The Prom Girl". #986, Whitman, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut, autographed by Jane Withers on the cover.

"Gloria Jean" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1941 $200/300

Lot #183 (Sale Order 183 of 498)

13" x 11". Four 10 1/2" paper dolls of the teen star are included along with eight pages of costumes, each page having a studio photo of the actress. #1666, Saalfield, copyright by Universal Pictures, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Carolyn Lee" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1942 $100/200

Lot #184 (Sale Order 184 of 498)

15" x 10". With two 14" paper dolls of the young screen star, the front cover with die-cut edge that opens to reveal the full paper doll of the face that is included in the cover presentation. There are six pages of costumes and accessories, along with studio photo on each page, along with a cardboard flap of punch-out toys on the inside back. Whitman, #984, 1942, drawn by Queen Holden. Fair/good condition, dusty, pencil notes on backs of paper dolls, but uncut and intact.

"Margaret O'Brien" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1944 $100/200

Lot #185 (Sale Order 185 of 498)

15" x 10" book. With two 13" paper dolls of the child film star, and 5 1/2" paper doll of her doll, along with other punch-out toys, teddy and dolls. The die-cut cover reveals the face of the cardboard paper doll on the first inside cover, and there are six pages of costumes. Designed by Lee Lunzer, Whitman, 1944, #970. Very good condition, front cover and inside front cover a bit dusty or faded, uncut.

"Margaret O'Brien" Paper Doll Book with Statuette Dolls, Whitman, 1946 $100/200

Lot #186 (Sale Order 186 of 498)

12" x 11". The front cover features a photograph of the child star along with an arched design in which are placed two 9" statuette dolls, Inside are six pages of costumes, along with photographs of Margaret, and the back cover has cut-outs of her dolls and toys. Dolls drawn by Regina Valliant, clothes drawn by Hedwig Jo Meisner. #963, Whitman, 1946. Fair condition, dolls excellent, covers brittle, some edge stain on inside pages.

"Quintuplets, The Dionne Babies", Drawn by Maud Tousey Fangel, Merrill, 1935 $300/500

Lot #187 (Sale Order 187 of 498)

10" x 17" book. Featuring the five babies, each with variation in hair style and facial expression, as 6" paper dolls. On the back cardboard cover is a punch-out baby bed, and there are five interior pages of costumes, accessories and toys (specifically, identified for each child), as well as a page of general furniture and accessories. The book was drawn by Maud Tousey Fangel, for Merrill Publishing, 1935. Excellent condition, uncut.

"New Quintuplet Dolls" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1936 $200/400

Lot #188 (Sale Order 188 of 498)

10 1/4" x 17 1/4". A brilliantly colored and designed front cover features five little girls at play surrounded by a border of objects that are each repeated five times. The cardboard back cover presents the five 9" girls, each with different expression, hair, and body pose, with self bases, named Joy, Jane, June, Jean, and Joan. Inside is a page of costumes and accessories for each doll, as well as a general page with toys and a sand box. M3404, Merrill Publishing, 1936. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Dionne Quintuplet Paper Dolls" Book, Merrill, 1940 $200/300

Lot #189 (Sale Order 189 of 498)

10" x 17" book. The front cover has five 8" paper dolls depicting the famous Quints at about six years old, each with different expression and pose; on the cardboard back cover are colorful punch-out toys and accessories such as doll carriage, pony with pull-cart and aeroplane. Inside is one page of costumes for each child identified by color, e.g. Emilie Wears Pink, as well as one general page with Nursery Rhyme costumes. #3488, Merrill, 1940.

Set of Five Paper Doll Books "Let's Play House with the Dionne Quints", Merrill, 1940 $300/500

Lot #190 (Sale Order 190 of 498)

10 1/2" x 9 1/2". Each booklet features an 8 1/2" paper doll of one of the Quints on the cardboard cover, along with various punch-out accessories and toys that are different for each child. However, the back cover is identical for each, with a punch-out bed, school desk, and various toys. There are four pages of costumes inside each book; the costumes are different for each. Excellent condition. 3500A,B,C,D,E, Merrill, 1940.

"The Badgett Quadruplets Paper Dolls" Book, Saalfield, 1941 $200/400

Lot #191 (Sale Order 191 of 498)

13" x 11". Featuring four 7 1/4" paper dolls in a beautifully-drawn book which shows their little faces in die-cut windows on the cover as though lying in a bassinette. The cardboard cover opens to another cardboard page with the four children, Joan, Jouyce, Jeraldine, and Jeannette, shown as photographic paper dolls. The back cover is another illustration of the girls in a playpen surrounded by toys, and an inside back cardboard flap has punch-out toys. There is a distinct page of costumes for each child, and two pages of costumes intended for general use. Excellent condition, uncut. #2348, Saalfield, 1941.

"The Paper Doll Cut-Out Books", Set of Five Dolly Sisters, Saalfield, 1939 $100/200

Lot #192 (Sale Order 192 of 498)

10 1/2" x 9 1/2" books. Each of five books presents a young child with very distinctive expressions, hair style, and pose, along with four interior pages of costumes and accessories. Two of the books are intact and excellent condiiton, comprising This is Patsy, and This is Bunny. The other three, Margie, Dotty and Peggy, have a few costumes cut, Margie doll is punched out. #1002, Saalfield, 1939. The set is presented in their original worn box.

"Cutie Doll" by Milton Bradley in Original Box, 1920s $150/200

Lot #193 (Sale Order 193 of 498)

8" x 4 1/2" box. 6 1/2" doll. A cardboard box with color-illustrated cover depicting the paper doll in two different costumes, and a center image of two little girls playing with the paper doll, contains inside one doll along with four rolls of original paper, and directions for making four costumes. Excellent condition, unplayed with. Milton Bradley, #4716, 1920s.

"Crepe Paper Doll Cut-Outs", American Toy Works, in Original Box $100/200

Lot #194 (Sale Order 194 of 498)

9" x 7 1/2" box. 10" and 7 1/2" dolls. A window-front box contains two hinged-limb paper dolls depicting young girls, along with original crepe paper sheet with party costumes, pattern for making further costumes, and toy scissors. Excellent condition, unplayed with. American Toy Works, #903, early 20th century.

"Twelve Stand-Up Dolls with Complete Wardrobes" Drawn by Nandor Honti, 1920s, in Box $100/250

Lot #195 (Sale Order 195 of 498)

11" x 8" box and sheets. Ten uncut sheets are included in the box: Daddy's overcoat and other costumes, Mama's Wardrobe, Sally's Dutch Costume and The Dog, Costumes for Elsie and Dickie, Paper Dolls of Elsie and Dickie, Paper Dolls of Daddy and Ruth, Paper Dolls of Stanley and Sally, Paper Dolls of Nurse and Mama; Baby Carriage, and another Baby Carriage with Baby and costumes. Sheets near mint, two of the twelve described sheets missing, box worn. The box lid has an illustration of the family, is noted as "patented" with model number 3013. The inside lid has directions for play from "Uncle Honti", and Whitman Publishing. 1920s.

Four Boxed Sets of Paper Dolls "To Cut Out and Dress" by Platt & Munk, 1930s/1940s $200/400

Lot #196 (Sale Order 196 of 498)

Including three 11" x 6" boxes, viz. Party Dolls with easel-back Edith and Joan, and 10 panels of uncut costumes, #225B, 1942; Young Miss Girls drazwn by Betty Sisson with easel-back Nancy and Mary, with nine panels of uncut costumes, #225D, 1942. Janet and Jeanne with easel-back stands and six uncut costumes, other original cut costumes, artist G. de Beaulieu, #230C. And 15 x 12" set "Junior Miss drawn by Betty Sisson with eight easel-back dolls (Audrey, Patricia, Betty Ann, Nancy, Edith, Mary, Joan and Elaine) and six panels of uncut clothing for Audrey, five panels of uncut clothing for Joan, Nancy and Elaine, and four panels of uncut clothing for Edith and Betty Ann, along with various cut pieces, #229, 1942. Dolls and costumes excellent except as noted, Young Miss box near mint, other boxes worn. Platt & Munk.

Two Paper Doll Boxed Sets, "Sisters" and "School Days", Samuel Gabriel, 1940s $200/300

Lot #197 (Sale Order 197 of 498)

Each 16" x 11". "Sisters" features a colorful box lid of two little girls with their matching dolls walking through the city park; inside are Suzy and Polly, each 10 1/2" on heavy card stock along with a pair of three panel costume sheets (unplayed with, sheets uncut, dolls punched-out of sheets), #D135. And "School Days" with costumes drawn by artist Marie Ringle, comprising 10" teacher paper doll along with her heavy stock desk, globe, and waste basket; six 7" students (Tom, Sally. Molly, Dolly, Jim and Polly), and 3 three-panel sheets of costumes (excellent unplayed with condition, all sheets and dolls intact). Boxes excellent and beautifully designed. Samuel Gabriel, 1940s.

"Judy Garland" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Ruth Wood, Whitman, 1941 $200/300

Lot #200 (Sale Order 198 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 10" dolls with ten pages of costumes and accessories, the book is also peppered with sayings such as "Shake a leg, glamour puss!". #980, Whitman, 1941, designed by Ruth Wood. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Judy Garland" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1940 $200/400

Lot #201 (Sale Order 199 of 498)

14 1/2" x 10 1/2". With two 12" paper dolls of the film star including one in profile view, and six pages of costumes and accessories with studio photos of Judy on each. The cover shows a back view of Judy standing at her dressing table, the "mirror" actually a die-cut oval that opens onto the card stock dolls on the inside page. The back cover has a punch-out bed, and an inside flap at the back cover has stands for the dolls. Excellent condition, uncut. #999, Whitman, 1940, drawn by Queen Holden.

"Judy Garland" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Valliant & Lunzer, Whitman, 1942 $200/400

Lot #202 (Sale Order 200 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 10" paper dolls, posed on beautifully-illustrated front and back covers with musical notes and garlands of ribbons and flowers. Inside are eight pages of costumes and each page has 1-3 studio photos of the star. Dolls drawn by Regina Valliant, costumes drawn by Lee lunzer. #996, Whitman, 1942. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Deanna Durbin" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1941 $200/300

Lot #203 (Sale Order 201 of 498)

13" x 11" book. Featuring two 11" paper dolls against imaginative cover illustrations of Deanna posed in film settings. Inside are eight pages of costumes and accessories, along with studio photos of the star. #4804, Merrill, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Sonja Henie Hollywood Ice Show Dolls" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1941 $200/400

Lot #204 (Sale Order 202 of 498)

13" x 11" book. Featuring two 10 1/2" paper dolls on the front and back covers with colorful skating scenes. Inside are eight pages of costumes with various themes: Glamour Girl Clothes, Story Book Costumes, Date Dresses, Dancing on Skates, Sonja Goes Skiing, Hollywood Sport Clothes, and Skating for Fun. Excellent condition, uncut. #3418, Merrill, 1941.

"Charlie Chaplin and Paulette Goddard" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1941 $100/300

Lot #205 (Sale Order 203 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 3/4" book. A promotional paper doll book for the "Stars of the Great Dictator" as noted on the front cover, with four 10" paper dolls (two of each character) along with eight pages of costumes, accessories, and color sketches of the two in their theatrical garb. #2356, Saalfield, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Quiz Kids" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by C. Virginia & Neville F. Smith, Saalfield, 1942 $200/300

Lot #206 (Sale Order 204 of 498)

16" x 11" book. Eight paper dolls ranging from 7"-9", along with six pages of costumes and accessories, each page with a series of questions about the kids such as "Who is the collector of foreign dolls". Each of the kids is named with his/her printed autograph. The Quiz Kids was a popular radio quiz show of the 1940s, this particular set of paper dolls being produced during the second year of production. Excellent condition, uncut. #2430, Saalfield, 1942.

"Four Mothers and Their Babies", The Lane Sisters & Gale Page Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1941 $200/40

Lot #207 (Sale Order 205 of 498)

15" x 11" book. Featuring four 9 1/2" lady paper dolls and four children paper dolls 4"- 5 1/2", showcasing the stars of the Warner Bros. film "Four Mothers". The cover has a color-tinted photograph of the eight stars, and there are studio stills of each on the front and back covers. There are five pages of costumes for the women, one page for the children, and a card stock back flap with accessories such as golf clubs. Excellent condition, uncut. #968, Whitman, drawn by Ruth Ruhman, 1941.

"Lana Turner" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Valliant & Meisner, Whitman, 1945 $200/300

Lot #208 (Sale Order 206 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 10" paper dolls of Lana Turned set against a background of flowers, dove and ribbons,, and having very stylized type and sketches. With eight pages of costumes including wedding gown and "Black Magic" along with studio photos on each page. Dolls drawn by Regina Valliant, costumes by Hedwig Jo Meisner, #975, Whitman, 1945. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Betty Grable" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Lee Lunzer, Whitman, 1943 $200/300

Lot #209 (Sale Order 207 of 498)

13" x 10" book. With two 10" dolls posed in a patriotic setting with red, white and blue bunting, Uncle Sam top hat, and other symbols on both front and back covers. Inside are eight pages of highly-stylized costumes and accessories, along with studio photos of the star. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Lee Lunzer, #976, Whitman, 1943.

"Bob Hope & Dorothy Lamour" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1942 $150/200

Lot #210 (Sale Order 208 of 498)

13" x 10" book. With 13" paper doll of each and eight pages of costumes include spread of "In the Army Now" with uniforms, and each page having snappy sayings. #976, Whitman 1942. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Dinah Shore" Paper Doll Cut, Drawn by Miloche and Kane, Whitman, 1943 $150/250

Lot #211 (Sale Order 209 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. With two 10" paper dolls of the songstress in colorful floral setting, posed with microphone, along with eight pages of very glamorous costumes. Drawn by Hilda Miloche and Wilma Kane. #977, Whitman, 1943. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Movie Starlets" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1946 $200/300

Lot #212 (Sale Order 210 of 498)

14" x 11" book. With five 9" paper dolls of 1946 Paramount starlets, including Gail Russel, Diana Lynn, Olga San Juan, Marjorie Reynolds, and Joan Caulfield. With one page of costumes for each, and an additional page with fur coat for each. #960, Whitman, 1946. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Gone with the Wind" Paper Doll Book $150/250

Lot #213 (Sale Order 211 of 498)

13" x 11". With two 8" paper dolls of Scarlett, two 9" paper dolls of Rhette, and one 8" doll of Careen O'Hara, on the cover against a background of Tara and other scenes from the story. Inside are eight pages of costumes and accessories representing other story vignettes including wedding dress, garden party, and more. Excellent condition, uncut. #3405, Merrill, 1940, the paper doll book was released in conjunction with the 1939 MGM film.

"Gone with the Wind, 18 Dolls and Costumes from the Motion Picture", Merrill, 1940 $200/400

Lot #214 (Sale Order 212 of 498)

17" x 10" book. 18 paper dolls ranging in size from 4 1/4"- 7 1/4" include all the major figures from the 1939 film. The dolls are illustrated and bear remarkable resemblance to the actor who played the part, although only two of the dolls (Rhett Butler and Vivian Leigh) bear the actor's name. There are six pages of vibrant and well-detailed costumes. #3104, Merrill, 1940. Very good/excellent condition, uncut, some small bends at the corners. Included with the book is The Turner Cable Network reprint of same in near mint condition.

"Bronco Bess" and "Two-Gun Pete" Boxed Sets, Milton Bradley, 1940s $100/300

Lot #215 (Sale Order 213 of 498)

10" x 10" boxes. Each box contains a 10" paper doll with magnetic strip in torso that allows for each attachment to the magnetic strip costumes. Each has six pages of costumes and cello packages designed to be adhered to the costumes when cut. Each box is named with doll, Bronco Bess or Two-Gun Pete. Milton Bradley, #4042 and 4043. Excellent condition, uncut. 1940s.

"Three Little Girls and How They Grew" Boxed Set, Drawn by Miloche and Kane, Whitman,19423 $100/200

Lot #216 (Sale Order 214 of 498)

16" x 13" box. Containing six "tek-wood" paper dolls, being a young girl version and a teen-age version of each of three girls: Patty, Polly, and Peggy. Included are seven double-panel sheets of costumes for the dolls depicting the costumes they would wear during each era of their childhood. Designed by Hilda Miloche and Wilma Kane. Contents excellent, costumes uncut. box a bit worn. Whitman Publiching, #5310, 1942.

Five Boxed Sets of Pairs of Stand-Up Dolls by Whitman $200/250

Lot #217 (Sale Order 215 of 498)

8" x 6 1/2" boxes. Each box contains a pair of 7" wooden dolls of children, along with plastic standing rings, and two 3-panel sheets of costumes. Included are Tiny Tots Bill and Betty #4129; The Roly-Poly Twins Sue and Skippy #4123; The Polka Dot Twins Peter and Polly #4125; Sunny and Sue #4129; and Peggy and Peter #4115. Each is in its original box labeled Whitman Publishing, undated, late 1940s/1950s. Excellent condition, uncut, unplayed with.

Two Boxed Sets of Tek-Wooden Paper Dolls by Whitman $100/200

Lot #218 (Sale Order 216 of 498)

Including three 9" tek-wooden dolls Sallie, Kathie and Mimi in 11" x 8 1/2" blue flowered box labeled "3 Wood Dolls" and containing three 3-panel sheets of costumes, #2998; and three 10" tek-wooden dolls, "College Girls", Betty Lou, Sally Ann, and Nancy Lee, designed by Doris L. Butler, along with two 3-panels sheets of costumes finished with cloth-like flocking, #2968. Whitman. 1940s. Excellent condition, uncut.

Six Boxed Sets of Tek-wood Dolls by Whitman, Comprising Two Series, 1940s $200/300

Lot #219 (Sale Order 217 of 498)

Each box 10" x 6 1/2". Including scalloped-ribbon series with three young teen-age girls, Pat, Nancy and Susan, each box noting "One of three doll sets available in this series", each with 9" tek-wood doll and four panels of uncut costumes. series #4100. And flowing ribbon series with floral background with three women, Margie, Sandy and Betty, each box noting "one of three doll sets available in this series, each with 9: tek-wood doll and four panels of uncut costumes, series #4100. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1940s.

Seven Boxes of Tek-Wood Dolls, Whitman, 1940s $200/300

Lot #220 (Sale Order 218 of 498)

Comprising "Sweetie" doll Polly with window front 10" x 7" box. 10" doll and four panels of costumes; #4124. Sunny, A Wood Doll in 10" x 7" box, 9 1/2" doll and four panels of costumes, #4116. Penny, A Wood Doll in 10" x 7" box, 9 1/2" doll and four panels of costumes, #4116. Sally and Sue, 2 Wood Dolls, 11" x 9" box, two 9 1/2" dolls with 8 panels of costumes, #2945. And "Patsy A Wooden Doll", 10" x 8 1/2" box, one 10" doll, and four panels of costumes including unusual aviation costume, #3037. All Whitman, circa 1940s. Excellent uncut condition, each with original stands.

Three Boxed Sets of Tek-Wood Paper Dolls by Whitman $200/250

Lot #221 (Sale Order 219 of 498)

Including "Playmates" in 9"x 8" box, with three tek-wood dolls Sandra, Nancy, and Pam, along with 20 panels of costumes, #2627; "Dimple Triplets" in 10 1/2" x 8" box, with three 8 1/2" tek-wood dolls, Sandy, Mandy and Candy, and ten panels of costumes, #2625; and "Sugarplum" in 9" x 11" box, with two 10" tek-wood dolls, Sandy and Scoot, with six panels of costumes. #2971. Whitman, Early 1950s. Excellent condition, all uncut, unplayed with, original stands.

The Martha Washington Doll Book, by Aline Bernstein, Howell, Soskin Publishers, 1945 $100/200

Lot #222 (Sale Order 220 of 498)

8 1/2" x 6". The spiral-bound book contains a story line about the daily life of Martha Washington, along with a 7" paper doll of the first lady and 12 beautifully drawn and painted costumes. Drawn and written by Aline Bernstein. Published by Howell, Soskin, 1945. Very good condition, uncut, cover a bit rubbed.

Dolls with Williamsburg Colonial Dress, Drawn by Betty Campbell, 1940 edition, Gabriel $200/300

Lot #223 (Sale Order 221 of 498)

16" x 11 box. With six paper dolls, 8" - 11", and their original stands. Along with two four-panel sheets of costumes, and two three-panel sheets of costumes. And with four smaller sheets being fans, cape, bonnets, and stomacher, and book "Old Williamsburg" detailing a day in the life of featured paper dolls. Saml Gabriel, 1940, drawn by Betty Campbell. Excellent condition, few tears in sides of box lid. Also included (not shown) is the 1955 reprint of the same set by Gabriel, lacking book.

Boxed Set of "Colonial Dolls" Drawn by Queen Holden, Platt & Munk, 1960 $200/300

Lot #224 (Sale Order 222 of 498)

13" x 11". Featuring 8 punch-out paper dolls, 7"-10", along with eight pages of costumes and accessories, along with a little booklet telling about the dolls, written by Queen Holden. Platt & Munk, 242-0200, 1960. Excellent condition, dolls and costumes intact, un=punched, un-cut.

Boxed Set "Century Dolls" Drawn by Queen Holden, Platt & Munk, 1960 $200/300

Lot #225 (Sale Order 223 of 498)

13" x 11" box. Featuring eight punch-out cardboard paper dolls, 6 1/2" - 10" tall, and eight pages of costumes and accessories from the "Colorful Clothes worn in the Civil War Period" according to the booklet written by Queen Holden which is included. Excellent condition, intact, un-cut, un-punched. Platt & Munk, #243-0200. 1960.

Boxed Set "Foreign Dolls" Drawn by Queen Holden, Platt & Munk, 1957 $150/250

Lot #226 (Sale Order 224 of 498)

13" x 11" box. With six 9 1/2" punch-out dolls representing children from around the world, along with eight pages of costumes. Excellent condition except some spotting on Julianne, box edges torn, costumes and dolls are intact and uncut or unpunched. Drawn by Queen Holden, Platt & Munk, 241-0200, 1957.

"Little Women" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Rachel Taft Dixon, Whitman, 1934 $50/100

Lot #227 (Sale Order 225 of 498)

17" x 10" book. 8" and 9" dolls. Created to promote the motion picture starring Katherine Hepburn as Jo, the book has four paper dolls, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, and four pages of costumes. Drawn by Rachel Taft Dixon, "used by permission from the RKO Radio picture "Little Women", copyright 1935, Whitman. Fair condition, dolls are partially punched, covers very worn, costumes intact. Sold as is.

Boxed Set "Gloria Stanley Dolls", Ullman, c. 1910 $100/300

Lot #228 (Sale Order 226 of 498)

14" x 10 sheets. Five sheets of paper dolls feature 13 different dolls, 6" - 9", along with various costumes, all in sketched form with light water-colored detail. The sheets are signed by Ruth Wye, copyright The Ullman MFg Co, New York, and are contained in a flattened box labeled "Gloria Stanley Dolls" with illustrations signed by Ruth Wye. Three sheets are very good to excellent, two sheets spotted and water-colored, box very worn. Sold as is. The very rare set, Ullman #7241, circa 1910, includes are servants, children, and even a soldier.

"The Walking Paper Doll Family" Drawn by Ruth Upham, Saalfield, 1934 $200/300

Lot #229 (Sale Order 227 of 498)

18" x 10" A beautifully-illustrated front cover features an elegant family walking along a stylized path. There are seven paper dolls, 6"-15", as well as a dog, representing a prosperous family group of mother, father, nurse, and four children. The paper dolls are designed with one hinged leg to allow the perception of walking. Instructions for assembly are included, and there are four pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Ruth Upham, #1074, Saalfield, 1934.

"Flapper Fanny" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Gladys Parker, Whitman, 1938 $200/300

Lot #230 (Sale Order 228 of 498)

17" x 12". Includes three punch-out paper dolls, from 9"-13", including Fanny, Little Sister and Chuck, along with a punch-out pedal car, gas pump and fire hydrant for Chuck. With six pages of costumes and accessories. Drawn by Gladys Parker (although unsigned), copyright by Stephen Slesinger, 1938, Whitman Publishing, #957. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Grown-Up Paper Dolls", Drawn by Gladys O'Rourke, Merrill, 1936 $150/250

Lot #231 (Sale Order 229 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". Beautifully-illustrated vibrant cover with border sketches of fashionable ladies, four 9" paper dolls, Betty, Jean, Dot and Kay, along with eight pages of costumes. Drawn by Gladys O'Rourke, #3408, Whitman, 1936. Excellent condition, uncut.

Two Boxed Sets of WWII Paper Dolls $200/300

Lot #232 (Sale Order 230 of 498)

Including 15" x 11" set "Paper Dolls in Uniforms of the USA" with six 10 1/2" paper dolls and and five four-panel sheets of costumes representing numerous military posts including cadet, sea scout, fire warden, and more, Saalfield, 1943. Contents excellent and unplayed with, box worn. And "Bild-A-Set, 10 Beautiful Girls in Uniform" including ten 12" punch-out dolls, with 25 complete front and back uniforms "in full realistic colors". D.A. Pachter Co, 1943. Contents excellent and unplayed with, box very worn. Two beautiful sets with gorgeous dolls and costumes.

Set of four boxed paper dolls with WWII theme, Whitman, 1940s $200/250

Lot #233 (Sale Order 231 of 498)

10" x 9" boxes. 10" dolls, Including Our WAAC Joan, Our Nurse Nancy, Our Soldier Jim, and Our Sailor Bob. Each with stand-up tek-wood doll, and a four-panel sheet of costumes including military costumes as well as others. The dolls were presented as a series of five (missing is the boxed WAVE). All excellent, Designed by Hilda Milioche and Wilma Kane. #3980, Whitman, Contents excellent and uncut. Boxes very good/excellent with few breaks in sides of top. Circa 1943.

Two 21" wooden paper dolls with easel back, in WWII uniforms $50/100

Lot #234 (Sale Order 232 of 498)

Representing man and woman with well-detailed uniforms. Circa 1943. Excellent condition.

Trio of Paper Doll Books from "Young American" Series, Whitman, 1943 $150/200

Lot #235 (Sale Order 233 of 498)

10 1/2" x 9 1/2". Each features two 9 1/2" child paper dolls posed against a red, white and blue patriotic background, along with four pages of childlike costumes and uniforms. Included are Our Nurse Nancy, Our WAVE Joan, and Mary of the WACS. Designed by Hilda Miloche and Wilma Kans, Whitman, 1943. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Liberty Belles" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1942 $150/200

Lot #236 (Sale Order 234 of 498)

13" x 11" book. Including eight 9" paper dolls of pretty young ladies, along with six pages of costumes and various uniforms. The die-cut cover cleverly hides two of the ladies, and an extra flap at the inside back cover has punch-out accessories such as a pup and a sewing machine. Excellent condition, uncut. #3477, Merrill, 1942.

WACS and WAVES Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1943 $150/250

Lot #237 (Sale Order 235 of 498)

14"x 10 1/2" book. Featuring eight shapely paper doll ladies, each 9", four peeking through star-shaped die-cuts on the cover which is a richly patriotic motif. The other four dolls are on the back cover, and there are four pages of costumes and uniforms. Excellent condition, uncut. #985, Whitman, 1943.

Two WWII Themed Paper Doll Books, 1943 and 1944 $150/250

Lot #238 (Sale Order 236 of 498)

Including 13" x 11" Stage Door Canteen with six 8 1/2" paper dolls, well-designed cover with die-cut windows of the canteen, six pages of costumes and uniforms for men and women, #347, Saalfield, 1943. And "Girls of the War" turnabout doll book, 14" x 11" with five front and back 10" dolls and 9 pages of front and back costumes and accessories. #L1028, Samuel Lowe, 1943. Both excellent, uncut, Girls of the War has name and date written on front cover.

"United We Stand" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Margot Voigt, $100/200

Lot #239 (Sale Order 237 of 498)

11" x 8" book. With six 5" child paper dolls each wearing a "letter" under shirt with letters that together spell UNITED, along with 5 pages of costumes and uniforms including Uncle Sam. Drawn by Margot Voigt. Circa 1943. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Uncle Sam's Little Helper", Drawn by Anne Kovach, XXXXXX, XXXXX $200/300

Lot #240 (Sale Order 238 of 498)

15 1/2" x 10 1/2". Featuring six children, 6 1/2" - 9", in military costumes with seven pages of amusing costumes and border scenes, and along with a 15" Uncle Sam figure. Drawn by Anne Kovach, XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX. Excellent condition, uncut, name written on front cover.

"Our Soldiers" Army Uniforms Pa per Doll Book, Drawn by Nat Falk, Dell, 1941 $50/100

Lot #241 (Sale Order 239 of 498)

12 1/2" x 9 1/2" book. Highly stylized cover of soldier, eagle and tank, while inside are three 11" soldiers with four pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Dell, 1941.

"Betty Jane", A Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Fern Bisel Peat, Saalfield, 1934 $100/150

Lot #242 (Sale Order 240 of 498)

19 1/2" x 10" book Featuring a curly-haired 18" paper doll child along with three heavy card stock pages of costumes and accessories including a little doll. Drawn by Fern Bisel Peat. #275. Saalfield, 1934. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Baby Sisters" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Florence Salter, Merrill, 1938 $100/200

Lot #243 (Sale Order 241 of 498)

13 1/2" x 11". Beautifully-illustrated front and back covers of a dainty baby's nursery with charming details such as sleepy-eyed pup in a matching ruffled bed to the baby cradle, and each cover with two face-shaped die-cuts allowing the paper doll face on the first and last interior page to peek through. There are four paper dolls of toddlers and babies, largest 5", along with other punch-out heavy stock objects such as little doll, clothes hangers, toy animals. Along with six pages of costumes (including some for "Mary Lou's doll" and furniture and accessories for the nursery. Drawn by Florence Salter, Merrill, #2333, 1938. Excellent condition, one small bend on upper right corner of cover, all pages uncut.

"Blue Bonnet" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Florence Salter, Merrill, 1942 $100/200

Lot #244 (Sale Order 242 of 498)

13" x 11". Sub-titled "8 Blue Bonnet Peek-a-boo dolls, their clothes and toys", Featuring two larger 10 1/2" dolls and six smaller dolls ranging from 3"-4 1/2". Along with six pages of costumes and accessories, and with heavy-stock punch-out baby carriage and toys. Drawn by Florence Salter, #3444, Merrill, 1942. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Make Clothes for Patsy" , Drawn by Florence Salter, Merrill, 1941 $100/200

Lot #245 (Sale Order 243 of 498)

15" x 10". Featuring two 11" paper dolls of toddlers, Patsy and Bobby, appearing as punch-out dolls on beautifully-drawn front and back covers with closets of costumes and toys also shown, With two interior pages of costumes (one page for each) and sixteen pages of costumes to color. Drawn by Florence Salter, #3472, Merrill, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut, uncolored.

"Petunia" and "Patches" , Paper Doll Book Designed by Betty Bell Rea, Saalfield, 1937 $100/200

Lot #246 (Sale Order 244 of 498)

18" x 10". Featuring two large 17" punch-out paper dolls on front and back covers, depicting Petunia and Patches, with 8 interior pages of costumes and accessories. Drawn by Betty Bell Rea, Saalfield #2160, 1937. Excellent condition except two small punch-outs at front cover below her shoes, contents uncut.

"Story Book Dolls" Drawn by Vivian Robbins. Merrill, 1955 $100/150

Lot #247 (Sale Order 245 of 498)

12" x 10" Featuring six 6 1/2" paper dolls representing characters from nursery rhymes, along with six pages of costumes and accessories. Drawn by Vivian Robbins, #3461, Merrill, 1955. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Three Little Girls and How They Grew". Drawn by Doris Lane Butler, Whitman 1941 $100/200

Lot #248 (Sale Order 246 of 498)

15" x 11". Featuring three dolls, Donna, Dixie, and Diane, shown at two stages of their life, as 6" youngsters, and as 13" women. With punch-out travel bangs at the back, and six pages of costumes for the dolls. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Doris Lane Buter, Merrill, #992, 1941.

Two Paper Doll Books "with cloth-like clothes", Drawn by Doris Lane Butler, Whitman, 1943/4 $200/300

Lot #249 (Sale Order 247 of 498)

13" x 13" each. Including "3 Pretty Girls" with three 12" paper dolls, and "Career Girls" with three 12" paper dolls. Each with four pages of highly-stylized fashionable costumes of the 1940s enhanced with rich cloth-like flocking. Very good condition, few corner bends and dust, all pages intact and uncut. #973 and 983, Whitman, 1943 and 1944. Also included is boxed Set"3 Young Americans" with three stand-up paper dolls designed by Doris Lane Butler, and six panels of uncut costumes (box very worn, dolls and costumes unplayed with, uncut).

"Cut-Out Dolls with Paints and Clothes to Color" Drawn by Avis Mac $100/150

Lot #250 (Sale Order 248 of 498)

15" x 11" book. With four 14 1/2" punch-out paper dolls, and 16 pages of costumes to color; also included are two sheets of watercolor paints". Excellent condition, Drawn by Avis Mac, #983, 1930s.

"Nursery School Dolls" Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1953 $100/200

Lot #251 (Sale Order 249 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring eight 6 1/2" - 8" young children as punch-out paper dolls on front and back covers, against a background of a nursery school playground. Inside are eight pages of costumes and accessories, as well as colored sketches of children in nursery school activities. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman #1176, 1953.

"Dress Me!" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1943 $200/400

Lot #252 (Sale Order 250 of 498)

13" x 12" book, With 13 1/2" and 10 1/2" paper dolls along with various punch-out toys and dolls, designed with charming die-cut front cover and little girl peeking out along with her pup. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories, along with an inside flap of nursery rhymes. Several of the costumes feature the little girl holding her dolls. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Queen Holden, #970, Whitman, 1943.

"Little Brother and Little Sister" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1938 $200/300

Lot #253 (Sale Order 251 of 498)

12" x 17" book. Featuring six 11" punch-out paper dolls of young children with pages of costumes and accessories. Drawn by Queen Holden, #966, Whitman, 1938. Excellent condition, uncut.

"The Dollikin Book" Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1938 $100/150

Lot #254 (Sale Order 252 of 498)

17" x 12 1/2". Two large 16" paper dolls (boy and girl) are featured on the front and back covers of the book, posed shyly. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories. Drawn by Queen Holden, Whittman, 1938, #951. Front cover rubbed, contents and back cover excellent, uncut.

"Maybelle Mercer"s Front and Back Dolls", Queen Holden, Whitman 1939 $200/400

Lot #255 (Sale Order 253 of 498)

14" x 10". Featuring four punch-out paper dolls, 11" - 13 1/2", designed in front-to-back style, along with eight pages of wrap-around costumes. Illustrated by Queen Holden from the patent design #2100386 of Maybelle Mercer containing front-to-back paper dolls and costumes. Whitman, 1939.#978. Excellent condition, uncut, minor crease at bottom right corner.

"Tot's Toggery" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1942 $150/200

Lot #256 (Sale Order 254 of 498)

13" x 12". Eleven 5"-6" punch-out paper dolls are featured on the back cover of this charming book, whose front cover offers an illustration of similarly-aged tots peeking into the window of a clothing shop named "Tot's Toggery" according to the label on the box being carried out of the shop door. Inside are eight pages of 186 different costumes, along with a "closet" for displaying the costumes. Excellent condition, uncut, Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, #994, 1942.

"40 Boys and Girls at School", by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1939 $200/400

Lot #257 (Sale Order 255 of 498)

13" x 15" book. An ambitious book depicting the students of a class, with thirty-nine 6" boy and girl students, and one 9" teacher, along with school costumes for each comprising 31 dresses, 9 suits, 40 coats and 47 hats. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #990, 1939, by Queen Holden.

"Queen Holden's New Family of Dolls", Whitman, 1934 $200/400

Lot #258 (Sale Order 256 of 498)

13" x 18". Featuring nine paper dolls from 8" - 17 1/2" with mother, father, six children of various ages and the maid, along with six pages of costumes. Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1934. Excellent condition, few very minor light creases at corner, uncut.

"Betsy McCall Biggest Paper Doll" Boxed Set, Gabriel, 1955 $100/200

Lot #259 (Sale Order 257 of 498)

17" x 13" box, featuring a 32" paper sculpture kit with material and instructions for many doll wardrobe changes, with ribbons by Burlington Mills, Crepe Paper by Dennison, lace paper doilies, glittering appliques, and colorful yarn trim. Copyright McCall, Sam'l Gabriel, 1955. Excellent unplayed with condition.

Two Boxed Sets, Paper Dolls with Laced-on Costumes, Saalfield, 1950s $100/200

Lot #260 (Sale Order 258 of 498)

Including "Polly and Molly", 16" x 12" boxed set, and their Dollies with lace-on costumes, 82 push-out pieces flocked in pink, blue and green, with rayon laces and plastic stands, unplayed with in original box. And "Paper Dolls with Lace-on Costumes" 15" x 10 box set featuring three standing dolls with pushout costumes and tipped rayon laces. Both Saalfield, 1950s. Excellent unplayed with condition.

Two Boxed Sets of Paper Dolls, 1940s $100/200

Lot #261 (Sale Order 259 of 498)

Including 11' x 13" "Trim Dotty's Dresses" with 10" wooden paper doll and uncut sheets of costumes along with stitching designs and embroidery floss and needles, Whitman #5336, excellent unplayed with condition. And "11" x 6" "Dolly's Kut-Out Klothes" with 10" heavy cardboard paper doll with hinged shoulders and elbows, real cloth and patterns for costumes, with instructions. Excellent unplayed with condition, one end of fold-back stand broken. American toy Works, #3080.

"The Bobbsey Twins Play Box", Grosset & Dunlap, 1954, Boxed Set $100/200

Lot #262 (Sale Order 260 of 498)

17" x 11" box. With two 9" wooden stand-up paper dolls depicting the Bobbsey Twins, along with four activity papers: sheets of paper doll costumes with glitter accents still in original cello, The Bobbsey Twins and The Paper Doll Mystery book, The Bobbsey Twins Coloring Book, and The Bobbsey Twins Activity Book. Contents near mint, box excellent with slight crush at bottom edge of lid. Grosset & Dunlap Publishers, Copyright 1954 by Stratemeyer Syndicate.

Two Boxed Sets of Paper Dolls "Model Miss" amd "Cutie Cut-ups" by Transogram, 1961 $100/150

Lot #263 (Sale Order 261 of 498)

Including 9 1/2" x 17" window box "5 Model Miss Cutout Dolls" (one is boy) with "complete outfits for every occasion". And 13" x 14 1/2" "Cutie Cut-Ups" set with 5 dolls and cutout clothes for every occasion. Both still sealed in original boxes. Transogram, 1961.

Boxed Set, Two "Just Like Me" Dolls, Kathy And Sue, Saalfield, 1950s $100/200

Lot #264 (Sale Order 262 of 498)

16" x 12" box. Includes two 24" folding heavy cardboard dolls, with 12 sheets of costumes, 4 hair ribbons and 2 colored purses. Saalfield Artcraft, #6143, 1950s. Unplayed with condition in original box.

Two Boxed Sets of "Debby Dolls" with Real Mink Fur, Jaymar $100/200

Lot #265 (Sale Order 263 of 498)

16" x 10" boxes. Each with 10" punch-out paper dolls and mink material for making stoles, muffs or trim; one with two dolls and four panels of uncut costumes, and the other with four dolls, twelve uncut panels of costumes, and 2 cello package of "real mink fur", presented in a box designed as travel case with handle. Excellent condition, unplayed with. .

"Best of Friends" Boxed Set of Paper Dolls, Drawn by E.B. Segner, Gabriel, 1940s $100/200

Lot #266 (Sale Order 264 of 498)

11 1/2" x 14" box. Two two heavy stock punch-out paper dolls, 10 1.2:, Gail and Rita, along with eight panels of costumes, and with special cut-out trims to place on each item of clothing. The cover of the box has a charming illustration of little girls playing with paper dolls. Samuel Gabriel, D-104, 1940s. Excellent condition, unplayed with.

"Our America Paper Dolls", Drawn by Marie Ringle, Saml Gabriel, 1940s $100/200

Lot #267 (Sale Order 265 of 498)

16" x 11". A boxed set of four 10 1/2" punch-out paper dolls , Irene, Gail, Rita and Linda, along with a four-panel sheet of costumes for each girl; one costume for each girl features a uniform with patriotic theme. Also included are uncut sheets with accessories such as collars, pockets, trim, designed to be applied to the costumes. Sam'l Gabriel, costumes designed by Marie Ringle, D-104, 1940s. Beautiful cover design with patriotic theme. Contents near mint, box has wear on sides.

"Pre-School Paper Dolls" Boxed Set, Saalfield, 1950s $50/100

Lot #268 (Sale Order 266 of 498)

10" x 15". Five 6 1/2" punch-out children paper dolls along 58 pieces of pushout costumes with tabs, the costumes are interchangeable, and with stick of scribble glue. Excellent condition, unplayed with, a "permanent file copy" stamp is on box lid and one of the paper dolls, indicating provenance from Saalfield archives. Saalfield, 6020, 1950s.

"Lovely Dolls" Boxed Set with Real Cloth Dresses and Accessories, Saalfield, 1952 $100/150

Lot #269 (Sale Order 267 of 498)

14 1/2" x 11" box. Featuring three 11" stand-up dolls along with real cloth dresses and accessories, clothes tree, hangers, and ribbons. Excellent unplayed with condition, the box has "permanent file copy" stamp indicating provenance from Saalfield archives. Saalfield, 1952.

"Debby Dolls" Boxed Set of Paper Dolls, Jaymar, 1950s $100/150

Lot #270 (Sale Order 268 of 498)

10" x 16" box. Featuring four 9" punch-out dolls, Martha, Judy, Karen, and Jo along with 36 complete lace-in-place die-cut costumes and accessories, with 6 tipped, rayon laces. Excellent condition, unplayed with. Jaymar Specialty, #980, 1950s.

"Put a Hat on Uncle Wiggily" Paper Doll Game, from Howard Garis works, Milton Bradley $100/300

Lot #271 (Sale Order 269 of 498)

14" x 11 1/2" envelope. A 20" figure of Uncle Wiggily on uncut sheet is included along with 20 sheets of stylish hats for him to wear. In a twist to the classic "pin the tail on the donkey" game, the envelope includes instructions for "put the hat on Uncle Wiggily:" Unplayed with, excellent condition of sheet and hats, envelope a tad worn. Image is signed Louis Wisa. Sheet is also signed "Uncle Wiggily" trademark, Milton Bradley c. Springfield, Mass. Copyright 1919 by Howard R. Garis, 4851-X.

"Dress Me" Book of Dog Paper Dolls, Sam'l Gabriel, early 20th century $100/500

Lot #272 (Sale Order 270 of 498)

10" x 8 1/2". Featuring a book with twelve interior pages of humorous dog sketches, and a "closet" of cut-out paper costumes for dressing the dogs. The cover is sub-titled "to keep busy the little hands and little head". Sam'l Gabriel, #963. early 20th century. Excellent condirion.

"!5 Puppy-KItty Cut-outs" Paper Doll Book, Merrill 1938 $100/200

Lot #273 (Sale Order 271 of 498)

17" x 10" book. Featuring 15 dressed pups and kittens, 3 1/2" - 6 1/2" with colorful costumes and poses, each named, along with six large pages of costumes and accessories, "116 pieces to play with". Merrill, 1938, #3442. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Peter Rabbit Cut-Out Doll Book", Drawn by Ann Stanley, 1930s $100/200

Lot #274 (Sale Order 272 of 498)

13" x 9 1/2". Beautifully-drawn book features 12" Peter Cottontail along with 6 1/2" Mother Rabbit, and Mopsy, and 5 1/2" Cottontail and Flopsy, all punch-out figures on front and back covers, along with six pages of costumes and accessories. Designed by Ann Stanley, no publisher's name listed, #955. Excellent condition, uncut, 1930s.

"Daisy Bunny" and "Bunny Boy" Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1938 $200/300

Lot #275 (Sale Order 273 of 498)

12 1/2" x 11 1/2" each book. The matched pair of books each present a bunny on the front cover and on the back cover, along with four pages of punch-out cardboard bunnies on the interior, with punch-out costumes for each. Copyright 1938 by the Chicago Tribune, Whitman Publishing, #987, 1930s. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Animal Paper Dolls to Dress" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield 1950 $100/150

Lot #276 (Sale Order 274 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2", The colorful book features a punch-out 10" googly-eyed bear on the front cover along with a 6 1/2" monkey punch-out paper doll, with large dancing pig and dancing kitten paper dolls on the back cover. Inside are six pages of humorous people costumes for the animals. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, 1950, #2598.

Winnie the Pooh & Christopher Robin Paper Doll Book, Steven Slesinger, 1935 $200/300

Lot #277 (Sale Order 275 of 498)

17" x 9 3/4". 16" punch-out Christopher and 9 1/2" Winnie are featured on the front cover, along with Eeyore, Kanga, Rabbit, Tigger, Piglet, Roo, and a pot of "hunny" on the back. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories, including "If I were King" costume. Steven Slesinger, 1935, #947.

"Angel Baby Dolls" Paper Doll Book, Merrill 1941 $100/200

Lot #278 (Sale Order 276 of 498)

12 1/2" x 11". Ten punch-out babies with angel wings are featured on the front and back covers, along with eight pages of costumes and accessories. The paper dolls range from 5"-6 1/2". Merrill, 1941, #4853. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Babyland" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1955 $100/200

Lot #279 (Sale Order 277 of 498)

13" x 10". Six 6 1/2" babies are featured on the front and back covers, posed in dainty nursery settings, with matching yellow shirts, diapers, and blue booties. Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories. Merrill, 1955, #3462.

"Star BAbies Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1945 $100/200

Lot #280 (Sale Order 278 of 498)

13" x 11" book. Nine babies, 41/2"-6", in very sweet baby poses, are featured as punch-ou paper dolls on the front and back covers, along with a friendly flying stork in top hat, and with six pages of costumes and accessories. Merrill, 1945, #3440. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Baby Mine" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1944. $100/200

Lot #281 (Sale Order 279 of 498)

13" x 11" book. Featuring nine 4 1/2" - 5 1/2" paper dolls of curly-haired little children, in pastel undergarments, the cover designed with a large smiling doll face, and the paper dolls as though they were placed in doll boxes. Inside are eight pages of costumes and accessories. Merrill, 1944, #4860. Excellent condition. uncut.

"Cradle Tots" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1945 $100/200

Lot #282 (Sale Order 280 of 498)

13" x 11". Featuring six punch-out paper dolls, the book is identical to #279, except the front and back covers are reversed, the name of the book is changed and the interior pages have a different order. Merrill, 1945, #3455. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Baby's First Year" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1945 $100/200

Lot #283 (Sale Order 281 of 498)

13" x 11" book. Ten babies, ranging from 4"-6" are posed lying down, seated and standing proudly, representing a baby's first year of growth. The punch-out dolls appear on the front and back covers along with beautifully-drawn pillows and flowers, and inside are eight pages of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1945, 4863.

"Watch Me Grow" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1944 $100/200

Lot #284 (Sale Order 282 of 498)

13" x 11" book, Twelve paper dolls, from 4"-6", representing Carol and Peggy from one to six years old (six paper dolls of each child), with variations of pose, hair style, and height, along with eight pages of costumes, accessories, toys, and dolls, and with imaginative interior borders. Excellent condition. Merrill, 1944, #4857.

"Real Baby" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1940 $100/200

Lot #285 (Sale Order 283 of 498)

13" x 11" book. Featuring two photographic paper dolls, Nancy and Sue, 11" and 6", with punch-out back cover of toy animals and dolls, and having 8 interior pages of costumes, accessories, and even costumes for the little doll. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1930, #3481.

"Real Sleeping Doll" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Geraldine Clyne, Whitman, 1938 $100/200

Lot #286 (Sale Order 284 of 498)

13 1/2" x 11" book. "She holds her bottle, she holds her toys, she plays with beads, the cradle rocks", according to the cover with a beautifully drawn baby and detail images. The interior cardboard punch-out cover has an 11" baby doll with construction allowing open/shut eyes, and various punch-out baby accessories, and the back cover and inside back cover have a large punch-out baby cradle for assembly. There are six pages of costumes and accessories. Very good condition, baby and cradle pages have been punched out and carefully re-taped in place. Whitman, 1938, drawn by Geraldine Clyne.

"Bette Davis" Paper Doll Boo, Merrill, 1942 $100/300

Lot #287 (Sale Order 285 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 10" paper dolls of Bette Davis, the front cover with a background of film reels and camera, and having eight interior pages of costumes, each page representing costumes from a particular film of that star, such as "In This Our Life" or "The Man Who Came To Dinner". Merrill, 1942 #4816. Excellent condition. uncut.

"Ava Gardner" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1949 $100/300

Lot #288 (Sale Order 286 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Two 9" paper dolls are presented surrounded by floral and ribbon garland and a hand-mirror with a photograph of the star. Inside are five pages of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1949, #965.

"Greer Garson" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Fredric Madan, Merrill, 1944 $100/300

Lot #289 (Sale Order 287 of 498)

13" x 11". A stunning front and back cover features three 10 1/2" punch-out paper dolls of the star. Inside are eight pages of costumes along with studio photos on each page. Drawn by Fredric Madan, the noted artist of 1940s Hollywood celebrities whose work appeared on movie posters. Merrill, 1944.. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Hedy Lamarr" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1947 $100/300

Lot #290 (Sale Order 288 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". With to 10" paper dolls and eight pages of costumes and accessories, including studio photos of the star. Merrill, 1947, #3482. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Alice Fay" Paper Doll Book Merrill, 1941 $100/300

Lot #291 (Sale Order 289 of 498)

13" x 11" book, Featuring three 10 1/2" paper dolls along with eight pages of glamorous costumes and accessories from her most famous films, accented with studio photographs of the star. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1941, #4800.

"Jeannette MacDonald" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1941 $100/300

Lot #292 (Sale Order 290 of 498)

13" X 11" book. Two 10 1/2" paper dolls of the "glorious singing star" featuring eight pages of "costumes from her screen plays", along with studio photographs of the star on every page. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1941, #3460.

"Carmen Miranda" Paper Doll Book, Designed by Ruth Rohman, Whitman, 1942 $100/300

Lot #293 (Sale Order 291 of 498)

13" x 10" book. Featuring two 11" paper dolls of Carmen Miranda, the cover doll with her classic costume, along with ten pages of costumes from her life and her performances, many of the costumes with attached elaborate head-dress to "cover" the bountiful head-dress on the paper doll, each page with a studio photograph of the star. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1942, #995.

"Rita Hayworth" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1942 $100/300

Lot #294 (Sale Order 292 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10" book. Featuring two 10" paper dolls of the red-haired "dancing star" posed against a lace and ribbon background with two dancing images of Rita., along with eight pages of costumes including wedding gown, and with studio photographs of the star on every page. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1942, #3478.

"Joan Carroll" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1942 $100/300

Lot #295 (Sale Order 293 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" . Featuring two 10" paper dolls of the young teen child star whose career spanned 1938-1948 only (most notably in The Bells of St. Mary's and Meet Me in St. Louis), posed against a tropical beach setting, along with eight pages of costumes from films and daily life, Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, 1942, #2426.

"Ann Sothern" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1943 $100/300

Lot #296 (Sale Order 294 of 498)

12 1/2" x 11" book. Featuring three 11" paper dolls against an ornate background with sketches of the star in her various roles, Along with eight pages of costumes, accessories, ore water-colored vignette sketches and studio photographs of the star. Saalfield, 1943, #2438. Excellent condition, uncut, autographed on the front cover "to Lois Nelson, Cordially Allen (indecipherable).

"Festival Paper Dolls" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1944 $100/200

Lot #297 (Sale Order 295 of 498)

16" x 11" book. Featuring six 10" punch-out paper dolls (Cotton Queen, Rose Queen, Cherry Queen, Ice Queen, May Queen, and Harvest Queen), along with five pages of competition costumes, gowns, and daily wear. Excellent condition, 2" paper rub at upper right edge of cover, uncut. Saalfield, 1944, #2431.

"Lana Turner" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Hilda Miloche, Whitman, 1942 $100/300

Lot #298 (Sale Order 296 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 10" punch-out paper dolls of the noted and notorious film star along with ten pages of glamorous costumes from film and daily life, and with many studio photos of the star. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1942, #988.

"Jane Withers" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Avis & Marion Mac, Whitman, 1940, $100/300

Lot #299 (Sale Order 297 of 498)

14 1/2" x 10" book. Featuring one punch-out 13" paper doll of the star as a young lady, in an unusual book whose back cover is designed as a curtained stage with foot lights with punch-out designation for placement of the doll when she is wearing one of the 16 costumes presented on the inside 8 pages, along with many photographs of Jane wearing those exact costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1940 #989, Drawnby Avis & Marion Mac.

"Betty Grable" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Ruth Ruhman, Whitman 1941 $100/300

Lot #300 (Sale Order 298 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 11" punch-out paper dolls of the star on front and back covers with six black and white studio photographs of her, along with ten pages of costumes from various films as well as other glamorous costumes. Whitman, 1941, #989. Excellent condition, uncut.

Ernie Bushmiller's "Fritzi Ritz" Paper Doll Book. Samuel Lowe, 1950s $100/300

Lot #301 (Sale Order 299 of 498)

14" x 11" book. Featuring two 10 1/2" paper dolls of the comic strip character as she was developed by Ernie Bushmiller from 1949 into the 1950s, with paper doll designed to wear "whirl-around" clothes that appear on six interior pages. The paper doll costume pages enclose a center coloring book of Fritzi. Excellent condition, uncut, uncolored. Samuel Lowe, 1950s.

"Winnie Winkle and Her Paris Costumes" Boxed Set, $200/400

Lot #302 (Sale Order 300 of 498)

9" x 8" box. 8" easel-back paper doll of Winnie Winkle presented in a boxed set with vivid drawing of Winnie and her costumes on the cover, and a cartoon strip concerning Winnie's trip to Paris on the inside lid. Along with the paper doll are 6 costumes (now cut) along with the descriptions of the costumes as printed on the original sheets. Cover drawing and cartoon drawn by Branner, licensed by Famous Artist's Syndicate, circa 1920s. Excellent condition.

Hingee's "Bring Your Favorite Comics to Life" Boxed Set, 1944 $200/400

Lot #303 (Sale Order 301 of 498)

11" x 14 1/2" box. Cardboard sheets containing pieces of "all the characters of the 10 most famous comics" , (50 characters), designed to be punched out and easily assembled "they sit, they stand, they hold, they're alive". Including characters of Blondie, Smokey Stover, Dick Tracy, Bringing up Father, Little Orphan Annie, Mickey Mouse, Popeye, Clyde Beatty, Katzenjammer Kids, and Terry and the Pirates. Along with instruction sheet for assembly. Excellent condition, all sheets intact and unplayed with, box lid is vibrant, sides of box lid are worn. Copyright 1944 King Features Syndicate, Famous Artists Syndicate, Walt Disney, US Patent No 2, 365, 098, Martin P. King & Son, Chicago Ill.

"Bonny Braids" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1951 $100/200

Lot #304 (Sale Order 302 of 498)

14" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring a 10 1/2" punch-out paper doll of Bonny Braids on the front cover along with vibrant drawings of her play animals and toys; and 11" punch-out Tess and 6" punch-out Bonny Braids on the back cover. Along with six pages of costumes, toys, and accessories. Front cover signed EHS, Published by Saalfield, 1951, "by permission of Famous Artists' Syndicate, doll designed by the Ideal Novelty and Toy Co.". Excellent condition, uncut.

"Annie's Paper Dolls, Junior Commandos" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 1947 $100/300

Lot #305 (Sale Order 303 of 498)

16" x 11" book. Featuring six punch-out paper dolls, 5 1/2"-8 1/2" , of characters from Little Orphan Annie, along with eight pages of costumes. Cover art and characters drawn by Harold Gray. By permission of Famous Artist's Syndicate. Saalfield, 1947, #2436. Excellent condition, uncut.

Two "Daisy Mae and L'il Abner" Paper Doll Books, Saalfield, 1941/1942 $200/500

Lot #306 (Sale Order 304 of 498)

12 1/2" x 11", and 16" x 11". The shorter book features punch-out dolls of Daisy Mae, L'il Abner, Mammy and Pappy, with eight pages of costumes. The larger has two sets of Daisy Mae and L'il Abner paper dolls, as well as Mammy and Pappy, and six pages of costumes. Both have cartoon strip vignette scenes on the interior pages to accent the costumes. Both based on the drawings of Al Capp, licensed by United Features Syndicate, Published by Saalfield, 1941/42. Excellent condition, uncut. .

"Blondie in the Movies" Paper Doll Book, Designed by Ethel Bonney Taylor, Whitman 1941 $100/300

Lot #307 (Sale Order 305 of 498)

14 1/2" x 10 1/2. Wonderfully-designed book having a scene of Dagwood filming Blondie at center-stage of unfolding film reels with die-cut windows that reveal the faces of the paper dolls on the inside cardboard first page, featuring actor Arthur Lake as Dagwood, actress, Penny Singleton as Blondie, Larry Simms as "Baby Dumpling" and "Daisy" the dog. The back cover has fashion sketches with the title "Now Showing Blondie", and the inside pages have comic-strip story lines to accompany the various paper doll costumes, such as "The Bumsteads Arrive in Hollywood", "The Bumsteads Lunch at the Brown Derby", and so on. Whitman, 1941. Excellent condition, uncut, rare.

"Blondie" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1940 $100/300

Lot #308 (Sale Order 306 of 498)

14" x 10 1/2" book. With vibrantly illustrated front and back covers, and having star-shaped die-cuts on the front cover that reveal the faces of the three paper dolls on the inside cardboard page, 10" Dagwood, 9 1/2" Blondie and 5" Baby Dumpling, along with Daisy, the book features six pages of costumes for many occasions, along with comic strip story lines. There is a cardboard strip on the inside back cover of skis. The back cover features "Blondie's Fashion Theatre, a gorgeous full page illustration of four Blondie models. Whitman, 1942, #983. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Blondie" Paper Doll Book, Whitman 1948 $100/200

Lot #309 (Sale Order 307 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". The cover features a scene of Blondie at a microphone, while Dagwood, their two children, and six pups sit in the front row, eagerly clapping. Punch-out paper dolls, 5"-10 1/2", of all four family members are on the back cover, and there are six pages of costumes. Whitman, 1948, based on the famous cartoon strip of Chic Young. Excellent condition, uncut, 10c lettered on front cover.

"Blondie" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1947 $100/200

Lot #310 (Sale Order 308 of 498)

13" x 10" book. 5A vibrant color scene of the Bumstead family setting out for a day at the circus is featured on the front cover. The back cover has four paper dolls, 1/2" - 10 1/2", of the family, and inside are six pages of costumes and accessories for their outing. Whitman 1947, based on the cartoon strip by Chic Young. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Blondie" Paper Doll Book. Whitman 1949 $100/200

Lot #311 (Sale Order 309 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. The Bumstead family run frantically around the room except for Blondie who sits placidly on a red chair. On the back cover, are four paper dolls of the Bumstead family, 5 1/2"-9". and inside are six pages of costumes along with various themed sketches such as "I Love that new look, Blondie" and "Dagwood is off to the office". Whitman, 1949, #963, excellent condition.

"Blondie" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1944 $100/300

Lot #312 (Sale Order 310 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. A cartoon strip drawing on the front cover illustrates the family leaving their front door while Daisy peeks out. Four paper dolls, 5"-9", of the four family members appear on the back cover, and there are eight pages of costumes with subject themes such as the Bumsteads are all dressed, and including WWII-themed "victory garden" page with gardening costumes. Whitman, 1944, #981. Excellent condition, uncut.

Three Blondie Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1953,1964,1955 $100/300

Lot #313 (Sale Order 311 of 498)

Each 13" x 10 1/2". With designed with a comic strip scene on the front cover, and four punch-out paper doll figures on the back. Inside each are eight pages of costumes and accessories, and on-going comic strip scenes. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1953, 54, 55. #1191, 1174, 1180.

"Angel" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Mel Casson, Saalfield, 1950s $100/200

Lot #314 (Sale Order 312 of 498)

14" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two paper dolls of the comic strip character, Angel, (one 5", one 10"), and a 9 1/2" paper doll of teen-age girl, along with six pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. The comic strip, Angel, appeared from the early 1950s to 1966, drawn by cartoonist Mel Casson. Saalfield #2755, 1950s, the book has the "permanent file copy" stamp indicating its provenance from the Saalfield archives.

Three Animated Nursery Rhyme Dolls, Drawn by Emma McKean, Milton Bradley, 1950s $200/300

Lot #315 (Sale Order 313 of 498)

Each 7" x 11" box. Each box contains punch-out paper dolls and cardboard scenes designed for placement of the dolls to create animated scenes from the various fairy tales. Designed by Emma McKean, including Alice in Wonderland (mint condition), Alice in Wonderland (mint condition), and Nursery Rhyme Dolls (some punch-out of dolls). Milton Bradley, Nursery Rhyme Dolls dated 1957.

Two Boxed Sets of Dolls "Nancy" and "Janie" by Playtime House, 1940s/1950s $100/200

Lot #316 (Sale Order 314 of 498)

Each box 9" x 14". Each contains an 11" stand-up doll, "Nancy" or "Janie" described on the package as "the cut-out doll with the all-the-way-round clothes she stands on her own feet". Janie has nine panels of uncut costumes, Nancy has two panels of uncut costumes, along with some cut and some partially cut costumes. Excellent condition. Playtime House, 1940s/50s.

"The Betty Belle Paper Doll" Boxed Set, Rea-Harrison, 1929 100/200

Lot #317 (Sale Order 315 of 498)

15 1/2" x 10" box, Containing four sheets of paper dolls and their costumes (one paper doll printed on each page), along with four additional pages of paper dolls and costumes to color. With crayons in original box, Excellent condition, uncut, three costumes are colored. Rea-Harrison, 1929.

Collection, Six Boxed Sets of "Curly-Top" Paper Dolls $200/400

Lot #318 (Sale Order 316 of 498)

Including four boxes, 10" x 6 1/4",each with 8 1/2" paper doll having applied curly mohair wig: "Girl Scout" with 30 uncut Girl Scout costumes from around the world; Doll with nine cut costumes designed by Alma deJournette; Festival Fun with ten uncut costumes to commemorate the Jewish festivals; and "Brownie" with 28 uncut Brown uniforms from around the world (and 2 cut). And "Curly-Top Deluxe Set" with three paper dolls having red, brunette and blonde hair, and original costumes never removed from box, designed by Alma De Journette. And a set of "Little Miss Fashion and Baby Sister" with two hand-painted paper dolls with mohair wig, and complete wardrobe, ribbons, yarn, and patterns, in original box,, By Frann Paper Dolls of New York, sold at FAO Schwarz, New York, 1953, mostly uncut, excellent condition. 1950s.

Six Boxed Sets of Wigged Paper Dolls, 1950s $200/400

Lot #319 (Sale Order 317 of 498)

Including four sets of Darling Dolls, as follows: 13" x 11" box with two 9 1/2" dolls Debbie Darling and Betty Darling along with original uncut panel sheets of costumes, red and blonde mohair wig, #6027; 13" x 11" box with two 9 1/2" dolls, Diane Darling and Dottie Darling, along with original uncut panel sheets of costumes, red and blonde mohair wigs, #6078; 14" x 11" box with 12" doll having blonde mohair wig and six sheets of uncut costumes. ##6041. And "Darling Dolls wity Wavy Hair and Costumes with the Velvet Touch" featuring 10" Vicki and Elaine, with six sheets of uncut costumes having flocked "velvet" finish, #6194. The above four by Saalfield, three with permanent file copy" stamp on the lid indicating provenance from Saalfield archives. And with Bobbie Girls set of twins in original box, mohair wig,some cut costumes, by Dejournette. And "Janie and Emmy", two 9 1/2" dolls with mohair wigs, having three sheets of uncut costumes (4th sheet partially cut)., by Jaymar. All excellent contents except as noted, some box play wear. 1950s.

Rare Book of advertising paper dolls from Lion's Coffee $500/800

Lot #320 (Sale Order 318 of 498)

The album contains 46 sets of paper dolls and scenes from various nursery rhymes and fairy tales, each piece bearing advertising on the reverse for Lion's Coffee. Excellent condition. Late 19th century.

"Lovey Dolls Bobbie and "Dearie Dolls Peggy" Books, Charles Graham, early 20th century $100/150

Lot #321 (Sale Order 319 of 498)

Each 10" x 7" book with heavy stock paper doll on the cover and heavy stock costume on the back cover. Inside are three more paper dolls and five pages of costumes, designed to be colored and cut. Excellent condition, uncut, uncolored. Charles Graham, early 20th century.

"Reely-Trooly" Boxed Set of Paper Dolls, Early 20th Century $100/200

Lot #322 (Sale Order 320 of 498)

9 1/2" x 6 1/2 box. Containing two uncut sheets with faces, arms and legs of four dolls, and uncut cloth body forms for each, and instruction sheet on the inside cover for constructing the dolls. Excellent unplayed with condition, one sheet of two dolls is missing, box a bit worn at sides. Reely-Trooly-Co. Boston, Mass, early 20th century.

"The Dimple Doll Family" and "Sister Nan" Boxed Paper Dolls by Sam'l Gabriel, early 20th century $20

Lot #323 (Sale Order 321 of 498)

The Dimple Doll family features three 7" easel-back paper dolls, along with 18 uncut sheets of costumes and accessories, and with a little Gabriel booklet describing other "books, toys, dolls and games" of the firm. Along with "My Dolly Sister Nan" from the series of new Dressing Dolls, with 8 3/4" doll and four uncut sheets of dresses and hats. Both excellent, uncut, unplayed with. Sam'l Gabriel, early 20th century

Collection of Hinged-Limb Paper Dolls by Littauer and Bauer, 19th century $200/400

Lot #324 (Sale Order 322 of 498)

Including seven 14" ladies, four 9" black children (one has creases on hair, one is uncut), and one 10" American Indian. Each assembled except as noted. Excellent condition. Littauer and Bauer, late 19th century.

"Up-To-Date Doll Sets" Boxed Paper Dolls by S.F. Goodman $100/300

Lot #325 (Sale Order 323 of 498)

13" x 8" box. A marbled paper box with fitted interior contains two 7" paper dolls with hinged arms and legs, and four crepe paper costumes with matching bonnets, decorated with fabric and lace trim. Very good condition, ankle creases on dolls, costumes beautifully made and preserved. S.F. Goodman, 91 William Street, Pittston, Pa. Early 20th century.

"Improved paper Doll Outfit with Jointed Dolls" Boxed Set by Parker Brothers. 1917 $100/300

Lot #326 (Sale Order 324 of 498)

16" x 10 1/2" box. Containing three paperdolls, 9" x 6", each with hinged arms and legs, along with two large crepe paper sheets of costumes and accessories, and with other sheets of crepe paper and strips of crepe paper. The box lid depicts two little girls playing with this actual set of paper dolls, with illustration of the box lid centering the scene, and the words "with jointed dolls and rich designs in finest crepe paper...a doll outfit deluxe". Parker Brothers, 1917. Some repair to box lid sides, two costumes cut, overall excellent with uncut sheets of costumes and beautifully-drawn paper dolls.

"Dennison Decorative Cut-Outs" with Original box $50/100

Lot #327 (Sale Order 325 of 498)

4" x 2' box. 2 1/2" figure. Seven die-cut figures of little boys and girls with violins or music books are attached to cardboard shafts, evidently designed to decorate a cake top or floral bouquet. The box originally held 12 figures. Excellent condition. Dennison, early 20th century.

A Collection of Colortype Paper Dolls and Costumes, early 20th century $100/200

Lot #328 (Sale Order 326 of 498)

Including ten 6" uncut paper dolls, each named, along with another ten 6" paper dolls from the same series. And with 23 sheets of uncut costumes, and a large assortment of cut costumes for those dolls. Very good condition. Colortype, early 20th century.

"My Lady Faire Doll", newspaper supplement paper doll, New York Herald 1897 $100/200

Lot #329 (Sale Order 327 of 498)

Four issues each featuring a 7" fashionable lady paper doll with wrap-around paper costume with "a natural graceful form when looked at from any side". Each sheet includes dolls, costume, and instructions for assembly. New York Herald, 1897. Excellent condition.

"Peggy" from "Babyland Portfolio of Paper Dolls", Gabriel, 1921 $150/200

Lot #330 (Sale Order 328 of 498)

13" x 7" envelope. Containing a 12" paper doll of Peggy holding a little doll, along with four costumes and three hats. And having original package with lovely cover illustration of the little child. Sam'l Gabriel, 1921, D-121.Excellent condition, costumes cut.

"Polly Dolly" and "Dolly Dimple" Paper dolls by $100/200

Lot #331 (Sale Order 329 of 498)

Featuring 13" Dolly Dimple easel-back doll with three costumes and one hat. And 14" x 7 1/2" "story book and doll in one" featuring 13" Polly Dolly as front cover paper doll with four interior costumes and hats, along with a story line. Good condition. Early 20th century.

"My Dolly" Doll Sheets" Sam'l Gabriel, 1925 $150/200

Lot #332 (Sale Order 330 of 498)

14" x 10 sheets. Featuring three 9" paper dolls, Sister Nan, Brother Bob, and Cousin Kate, along with three sheets of costumes, each doll having three costumes and three hats. Excellent condition, uncut, complete, light spotting on cover. Sam'l Gabriel, 1925.

"Tiny Twinkle" and "Tubby Twinkle" Paper Doll Book, circa 1930 $100/200

Lot #333 (Sale Order 331 of 498)

15" x 8 1/2" book. Featuring two 13" punch-out paper dolls on front and back cover along with a companion pup and kitten dolls. Inside are two heavy stock pages of punch-out costumes and accessories. Excellent condition. Circa 1930.

Two "Embroidery Dolls" by Kaufmann & Strauss $100/150

Lot #334 (Sale Order 332 of 498)

Including 9" Brother Jack with three costumes and one hat, lid of box. And 9" Sister Mary with three costumes and three hats, original package. Kaufmann & Strauss, circa 1900. Fair/good condition, costumes and dolls cut and incomplete, packaging worn. The costumes were designed to be embroidered with tracing details indicated on each.

"The Little Tot Cutout Doll Books" uncut in original package, with other cut examples $200/300

Lot #335 (Sale Order 333 of 498)

14 1/2" x 8 1/2" books. 12" paper dolls. A heavy cardboard folio with die-cut windows to paper doll faces below contains four Little Tot books (box says 3 book to a box), each with two paper dolls on front and back covers and four costumes that fit either dolls. The books include Jimmy/Jack, Billy bob/Georgie, Betty Lou/Jane, and Patsy Ann/Marie, each notable for distinctive large googly eyes. There are also six additional Little Tot dolls with cut costumes. Excellent condition, books uncut.

"Neddy Neverstill" and "Little Willie Wide-awake" by American Colortype, early 20th century $200/300

Lot #336 (Sale Order 334 of 498)

Each is 13" paper doll on heavy uncut card stock, depicting a young man in one-piece knit undergarment, and each has original envelope with poem about the doll and description of costumes. Neddy has two uncut sheets of costumes and two additional uncut sheets of costumes to color and cut. Willie, described as the "Athletic Dressing Doll" has three uncut sheets of costumes. Dolls and costumes excellent, envelopes worn. American Colortype, early 20th century.

"Little Betty Gad-About" and "Little Polly Dress-up" by American Colortype, early 20th century $200/

Lot #337 (Sale Order 335 of 498)

Each 6 1/2" paper doll. Each features an easel-back paper doll on heavy card stock with three uncut sheets of costumes and accessories. Little Betty has original envelope. Both excellent, uncut. American Colortype, early 20th century.

Twelve Postcard Paper Dolls $100/200

Lot #338 (Sale Order 336 of 498)

Each 3" x 5". Including seven "I'm Your Paper Doll" cards by Raymond Paper of Chicago, four Fairy Tales and Children from Many Lands advertising postcards with postal stamp on reverse, and The Knave of Hearts postcard with printed instructions by Raphael Tuck. All excellent, early 20th century. (Also included is one reproduction card by Merrimack, not counted in the total).

"Louise" and "Rhoda" Paper Dolls by Peter G. Thomson, circa 1880 $200/400

Lot #339 (Sale Order 337 of 498)

4 1/2" x 2 1/2" booklets. 4" paper dolls. Each unfolds to reveal a paper doll with three costumes and matching bonnets. The same doll is shown on the cover with color background. Peter S. Thomson, Cincinnati. Excellent condition, uncut, some light age spotting. Circa 1880.

"Mary Bell" and "Sallie" Paper Dolls by Peter Thomson, Circa 1880 $200/300

Lot #340 (Sale Order 338 of 498)

4 1/2" x 3" booklet. Each features a 4" paper doll along with three sheets of uncut costumes and bonnets. Each has a color image on the cover, Sallie holding a doll, Mary Bell holding a balloon. Very good/excellent condition, uncut, unplayed with, some age spotting. Peter Thomson, circa 1880.

"Alice" and "Ruth" Paper Dolls, Peter Thomson, Circa 1880 $200/300

Lot #341 (Sale Order 339 of 498)

4 1/2" x 3" booklet. Each with 4:" paper doll and three uncut sheets of costumes and bonnet. Each with color image on the cover. Peter Thomson, circa 1880. Excellent condition, some age spotting.

Some Peter Thomson Paper Dolls $100/200

Lot #342 (Sale Order 340 of 498)

Including 8" Jessie Jingle with original colorful envelope, and four costumes, no hats. And 6" Bessie Bright with four costumes and two hats, with original envelope. And 6" Flora Frizzle, paper doll only, uncut. Very good/excellent condition, Jessie and Bessie dolls and costumes cut. Peter Thomson, circa 1880.

Set of Paper Dolls and Costumes in Box, 19th century $100/300

Lot #343 (Sale Order 341 of 498)

5 1/2" x 4 1/2" box. A set of three paper dolls, each 3 1/2", is contained in blue cardboard box with lithograph of fashionable woman on the cover, and having six costumes with attached bonnets or parasol. Excellent condition. Late 19th century.

Large "Dolly Dimple" and "Billy Boy" Paper Dolls, E. M. Leavens, with original envelopes $200/400

Lot #344 (Sale Order 342 of 498)

17 1/2" x 8 1/2" envelope. 16" doll. A heavy stock doll with easel back has four costumes and four bonnets, and has her original envelope with an illustration of the paper doll and labeled "Dolly Dimple, Cut-out Paper Doll Outfit, ask for Dolly Dimple's Brother, Billy Boy, E. M Leavens Co, Inc, New York". Excellent condition. circa 1920. Also included (not shown) is 16" Billy Boy with 5 costumes and 4 hats, and original glassine envelope,

"A Year of Paper Dolls" Drawn by E.S. Tucker, Stokes, 1894 $300/500

Lot #345 (Sale Order 343 of 498)

8" x 10" cover. Designed as a set of paper dolls to commemorate the year 1895, included are cover, page of heavy stock accessories for various month costumes such as fan for January with the month's calendar printed on the fan, cover page and instruction sheet for play, and the following: 7" front/back paper doll and one cut costume for January, one cut costume for February, one uncut costume for March, one uncut costume for April, one costume for May, one uncut costume for June, one cut costume for July, one cut costume for August, one uncut costume for September, one uncut costume for October, one cut costume for November, and one uncut costume for December. Very good to excellent condition except loose binding and some cut costumes. Drawn by Elizabeth Tucker, published by Stokes, 1894 for calendar year 1895.

"Princes and Princesses" Paper Dolls, Stokes, 1895 $200/500

Lot #346 (Sale Order 344 of 498)

Featuring the following 7 1/2" paper dolls and their costumes from that series: An American Princess with three costumes (neck repair), Wilhemina with three costumes and one hat (neck repair); Mary, Queen of Scots with three costumes; Marguerita of Spain with three costumes; Frederick Wilhelm with three costumes; Louis, Dauphin of France with three costumes; and Albert Prince of Wales with three costume. Good/very good condition, all costumes cut. Stokes, 1895.

"Famous Queens and Martha Washington" Paper Dolls Drawn by E.S. Tucker, 1895, Stokes $300/500

Lot #347 (Sale Order 345 of 498)

10 1.2" x 8" cover. Seven 7" historical Queens and Martha are featured on the front cover in ceremonial costumes. Martha has three gowns and three head-dresses. Queen Elizabeth I has three gowns and headdresses. Queen Isabella has three gowns and two head-dresses. Marie Antoinette has three gowns and three head-dresses. Queen Isabella has three gowns and three head-dresses. Queen Victoria has three gowns and three head-dresses. Queen Margherita of Italy has three gowns and one headdress. All excellent condition of costumes and dolls except right hand of Queen Victorian broken off (but is there). Box lid only and worn. Stokes, 1895, drawn by Elizabeth Tucker.

Three Boxed Sets of Paper Dolls $250/400

Lot #348 (Sale Order 346 of 498)

Including a 4" x 6" boxed set of "Mechanical Toys of Paper" with six card stock sheets of figures to be cut and assembled, including Golliwog and Uncle Sam, marked Rust-craft, Boston, Printed in England. And 6" x 5" box of "Doggie and Kitty Dolls" with three card stock sheets of dogs or cats with people-costumes to cut out, unmarked. And "Mary and her Little Lamb" by J. Ottman with 11" easel-back Mary, easel-back die-cut lamb, and having five cut costumes and four hats. Dolls and costumes excellent although may be incomplete, boxes worn. Late 19th/early 20th century.

"Baby Betty" from Dolly Dimple Series of new Dressing Dolls, Germany, early 20th century $200/400

Lot #349 (Sale Order 347 of 498)

9 1/2" x 5 1/2" box labeled "Dolly Dimple Series of new Dressing Dolls, No., 2 Baby Betty and her dresses and Hats" and marked Germany. Containing 8 3/4" easel-back paper doll and four costumes (no hats). Along with another doll from the same series, No. 4, with two dresses and one hat. Very good condition, incomplete, some finger wear. Early 20th century.

"Brownies from Bingo-Land", designed by Florence Pettee, Albert Whtman, 1922 $50/100

Lot #350 (Sale Order 348 of 498)

8" x 11 1/2". With eleven pages of Brownie paper dolls, costumes and accessories, designed to be cut and colored. Designed and illustrated byFlorence M Pettee, published by Alvert Whitman & Co, Chicago, 1922. The book is intact, first inside page has color printed Brownies and is uncut, the remainder of the book is colored.

"Beautiful Dolls for Children to Dress", Drawn by Mary Nye Marshall, Platt & Peck, 1915 $200/400

Lot #351 (Sale Order 349 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10" book. Features six 10" paper dolls along with 10 pages of costumes. The dolls and costumes are superbly drawn, reflecting fashionable children's clothing of the era. There is an inside instruction sheet for use, outlined easel backs for cut-out on back cover, and a notice that a patent has been applied for concerning the interlocking fastening system. Published by Platt & Peck 1915. Excellent condition, uncut, child's small pencil inscription inside front cover "Mary Lebiecke year 1919".

"Betty and Jack Dolls to Dress", Drawn by Mary Nye Marshall, Platt & Nourse, 1920 $200/300

Lot #352 (Sale Order 350 of 498)

10 3/4" x 10" book. Featuring two 10" paper dolls, Betty and Jack, along with six pages of uncut costumes. Drawn by Mary Nye Marshall, the book is a smaller edition of #351. Drawn by Mary Nye Marshall, published by Platt & Nourse, 1920. Excellent condition, uncut, spine loose.

"Fairy Tale and lower Paper Dolls" Book By Margaret G. Hays, Donohue, 1919 $200/300

Lot #353 (Sale Order 351 of 498)

9 1/2" x 13". Featuring a beautifully drawn and color printed front cover illustration by the noted American artist, Margaret Hays features 11 paper dolls and their costumes. Each page offers a different paper doll and costumes, each with its own theme of a particular flower or fairy tale, Each page drawn by Margaret Hays. Good condition, uncut, spine loose, edges of pages brittle. Donohur, 1919, #675.

"Polly Pepper Paper Dolls", Drawn by Betty Bell Rea, Saalfield, 1936 $200/300

Lot #354 (Sale Order 352 of 498)

13 1/2" x 13 1/2". A beautifully-designed book whose front and back covers are designed as a red steamer trunk, with two round die-cuts on each cover providing a peek at the faces of the paper dolls that appear on first and last inside pages. There are four easel back paper dolls, and six pages of costumes representing fashionable costumes for 1930s era children, as well as folklore costumes from the countries they are presumably visiting on their travels. The children are delicately drawn with beautiful features. Drawn by Betty Bell Rea, Saalfield, 1936, #2126. Excellent condition.

"Goldilocks and the Three Bears" Paper Dolls, Drawn by Betty Bell Tea, Saalfield, 1939 $100/150

Lot #355 (Sale Order 353 of 498)

13 1/2" x 14" book. A colorfully drawn cover of the Three Bears cottage has four die-cut windows allowing a peek at the four paper dolls on the inside first page: Papa Bear, Mama Bear, Baby Bear. and Goldilocks. The 6 1/2" - 8 3/4" paper dolls have five pages of costumes, accessories and furniture designed for cut-out, as well as two pages of punch-out furniture. Dolls and costumes are intact, two pages of punch-out furniture are partially punches, the punched pieces are included. Saalfield, 1939, #2245.

"Housekeeping with the Kuddle Kiddies", Drawn by Betty Bell Rea, Saalfield, 1936 $100/150

Lot #356 (Sale Order 354 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book with dainty front and back cover drawings of Lucy and Tom playing house. The 5 1/4" heavy stock paper dolls are featuring on the first page along with punch-out furniture and dog, and there are three remaining heavy stock pages with more punch-out furniture including the table shown on the cover, and two pages of costumes to be cut out. On the inside front and back covers are flaps designed as envelopes for storage of pieces. Excellent condition, uncut, unpunched, some light spotting on covers. Designed by Betty Bell Rea, Saalfield, 1936, #2140.

"Debbie Dolls", Designed by E.V. Down, McLoughlin, 1937 $50/100

Lot #357 (Sale Order 355 of 498)

14 1/2" x 10" book. Featuring two 14 1/4" stylish flapper-era ladies with seven pages of uncut costumes, and three additional cut costumes. The pages include sketches of Debbie wearing the costumes, and with all of the pieces names such as "tea gown", "house coat" or "spectator blouse". Good condition, one page of costumes cut, the two paper dolls punched out and having minor creasing. McLoughlin, 1937, #548.

"Lula Bye-Bye" Paper Doll, probably Ruth E. Newton, Charles Graham, 1920s $100/200

Lot #358 (Sale Order 356 of 498)

Featuring a 15" paper doll of Lula posed alongside her toy Quacky- doodle (Schoenhut toy), along with four sheets of uncut costumes and accessories, and with original envelope. Also included is similiar paper doll of little boy. Dolls and costumes excellent, uncut,; the envelope is a bit brittle but is intact. Attributed to Ruth E. Newton who went on to design dolls for Sun Rubber that are nearly identical to these paper dolls. Charles E. Graham, 1920s.

"Paper Dolls" Drawn by Corinne Ringel Bailey, Saalfield, 1932 $100/300

Lot #359 (Sale Order 357 of 498)

12 3/4" x 10 1/2" book. A beautifully-drawn book features nine along with 8 pages of beautiful costumes and accessories, according to the cover page "180 pieces to cut". The costumes are stylish children's wear of the 1930s as well as historical costumes for dress-up. Designed by Corinne Ringel Bailey, Saalfield, 1932, #885. Excellent condition, uncut.

"The Party of the Paper Dolls", Drawn by Emma McKean, McLoughlin, 1938 $100/300

Lot #360 (Sale Order 358 of 498)

14 1/2" x 10" book. Children in party costume are depicted on the front and back covers, and inside are five heavy stock pages with 10" paper dolls and their party costumes. One doll is featured on each page along with three costumes, various accessories or furniture and a matching rhyme. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Emma McKean. McLoughlin, 1938, #552.

"Let's Play Doctor".Drawn by the Bailey's, Saalfield, 1938 $100/200

Lot #361 (Sale Order 359 of 498)

10" x 13 1/2" book. Four children in dress-up costumes are shown on the front cover, and the inside first page offers the same children as easel-back paper dolls, 6" - 7 1/2", as they decide to "play doctor". There are five more heavy stock pages with cut-out room, furniture and various "medical" supplies. Excellent condition, uncut, "permanent file copy" stamp appears on front cover indicating its provenance from Saalfield archives. Drawn by "The Bailey"s, Saalfield, 1938.

"Little Friends from History" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Mariel Wilhoite, Rand McNally 1936 $100/200

Lot #362 (Sale Order 360 of 498)

14" x 11 book. A vibrant front page design depicts a young boy and girl playing with this set of paper dolls. Inside on heavy stock paper are various paper dolls depicting various persons of history including Christopher Columbus, Eric the Red, Abraham Lincoln Ung and Dee, Pocohontas, and George and Martha Washington, along with heavy stock costumes and accessories, along with a storybook designed to be cut out and assembled for play-along activity. Drawn by Mariel Wilhoite, published by Rand McNally, 1936, the book also includes a list of further books for reading and study. Excellent condition, uncut.

"They Stand Up", Drawn by Avis Mac, Whitman, 1939. $100/200

Lot #363 (Sale Order 361 of 498)

18" x 13". Five 10" paper dolls of young children are featured along with six pages of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Drawn by Avis Mac, Whitman, 1938, #932.

Five Books of Dionne Quintuplets, Drawn by Avis Mac, Whitman, 1936 $200/300

Lot #364 (Sale Order 362 of 498)

10 1/2" x 9 1/2". Including Marie, Cecile, Emilie, Yvonne, and Annette, each with punch-out paper doll of the Quint on the front cover, and a punch-out auto on the back cover. Inside each book are four different pages of costumes. Drawn by Avis Mac, Licensed by Stephen Slesinger, Published by Whitman, 1936. Very good condition, all are intact, uncut, and un-punched except Annette with partially-punched auto; and covers of Marie, Cecile, and Emile are slightly faded or darkened around the edges.

"The Doll"s Birthday Party" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Helen Lamb, Grinnell Litho, 1940s $100/200

Lot #365 (Sale Order 363 of 498)

14" x 11" book. With very stylized illustrations the book features "gifts and games and hats for all, to give a party with your best doll", with twelve pages of artfully-drawn activities, including one page with a paper doll and her six costumes. Drawn by Helen Lamb. Published by Grinnell, 1940s, #2010. Excellent unused condition .

"Paper Dolls to Cut Out" Book, Designed by Janet Laura Scott, Saalfield, 1939 $100/200

Lot #366 (Sale Order 364 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 3/4" book. Ten punch-out paper dolls ranging from 3 1/2" - 8 1/2", include nine children and their nurse, along with 8 pages of paper doll costumes and accessories to cut out, and many pages of costumes designed to be colored. Designed by Janet Laura Scott, printed by Saalfield, 1939, #230. Contents near mint, covers slightly dusty.

Two Paper Toy Books Designed by Fern Bisel Peat, Saalfield, 1933 and 1937 $200/300

Lot #367 (Sale Order 365 of 498)

Including 10" x 13 1/2" "Let's Play Store" with seven pages (including back cover of punch out people, store fixtures, groceries and supplies, "206 pieces scored and read to put together to make a complete grocery store:, #971, Saalfield, 1933, excellent unplayed with condition. And "Dolly Jean, Her Paper Doll House, Furniture and Clothes, featuring a 5" Dolly Jean, along with the "walls" to form a room, two full pages of furniture, curtains, toys, and accessories, and two full pages of costumes for Dolly Jean, all designed to be punched out. Saalfield, #2173, 1937. Both designed by Fern Bisel Peat., very good condition, cover a tad dusty, last two pages have small break at upper right corners, uncut, unplayed with.

"Rag Doll Sue", Drawn by Fern Bisel Peat, Harter Publishing, 1931 $100/150

Lot #368 (Sale Order 366 of 498)

13" x 9" book. Subtitled "a paper doll in historic American Costumes", featuring an endearing front cover depicting a little girl in grandma's grown-up costumes with "Dress Up box" trunk in the background. a 7 1/2" punch-out paper doll with her smaller paper doll doll is on the back cover, and the book contains 71 costumes or accessories for cut-out, each page identified by era. Designed by Fern Bisel Peat, 1931, Harter Publishing, H100. Excellent condition, small rubs at two corners of covers, intact, unplayed with.

"The Old Lady Who Lived in the Shoe" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Margot Voigt, 1940 $100/150

Lot #369 (Sale Order 367 of 498)

14 1/2" x 12". With die-cut front cover of the shoe-house, children playing around, and two die-cut windows to the inside heavy stock page with eight paper dolls. There are 11 more paper dolls on the back cover, and eight pages of costumes. Very good condition, a few dolls partially punched, costumes uncut, Whitman, 1940, #985.

Two "Henry and Henrietta" Paper Doll Books, Drawn by Corinne Bailey, 1938 $50/100

Lot #370 (Sale Order 368 of 498)

Each 10 1/2" x 9 1/2". The books share an identical front and back cover, each having four punch-out paper dolls that are highly stylized. The contents of the books differ: one has 4 pages of costumes and accessories, and the other has six pages. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, 1938, #1519, 2189.

"Stand-ups, The Tale of Peter Rabbit", Drawn by Sidney Sage, 1934, Saalfield $100/200

Lot #371 (Sale Order 369 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2". Two artistic drawings of vignettes from the Peter Rabbit tales are features on the front and back cover, along with tale of Peter Rabbit by Beatrix Potter on the inside back cover, and six pages of stand-up punch-outs of objects, bunnies, people, and vignette scenes from the tale, designed to provide a dioramic background to the story-telling. Drawn by Sidney Sage. Saalfield, 1934, #963. Excellent condition, unplayed with.

"Betty Bo Peep" Paper Doll Book, drawn by Merrily, Samuel Lowe, 1942 $100/150

Lot #372 (Sale Order 370 of 498)

14 1/2" x 10 1/2" book. Along with Billy Boy Blue appearing on the back cover. Each of two paper dolls is 13 3/4", and there are six pages of paper costumes and accessories. Very good condition, crease on front cover, light dustiness on covers, contents intact and complete. Drawn by "Merrily". Samuel Lowe, 1942, L 143.

"The Trailer Family" Cut-Out Book, Drawn by Dotty Downs, Saalfield, 1938, Autographed by artist $100

Lot #373 (Sale Order 371 of 498)

10" x 13 1/2" book,. In an Art Moderne manner, the front cover depicts a highly stylized scene of a family standing alongside their auto and trailer. The paper dolls and cut-out props are all designed as fold-over, including the four family members, 3"- 5", the trailer, the auto, and the furniture for the trailer. All of heavy stock. Excellent condition, unplayed with. Drawn by Dotty Downs (autographed on front cover Dorothy Downs), Saalfield, 1938, #2169.

"Big, Big Cut-Out Book", Drawn by Florence Sarah Winship, Whitman, 1941 $150/200

Lot #374 (Sale Order 372 of 498)

13" x 11 1/2". The unusually-designed book has a double die-cut cover; when the first cur is turned the title changes to "Wedding Cut-Out Book", and when the second die-cut is turned the title becomes "The Family Cut-Out Book". Eighteen punch-out paper dolls are featured along with ten pages of wonderful costumes for all ages, men and women, and including a wedding party. Excellent condition. Whitman, 1941, covers, dolls and costumes drawn by Florence Sarah Winship, #998.

Two Paper Doll Books, "Peasant Costumes" & Historic Costume", by Rachel Taft Dixon, 1934 $100/200

Lot #375 (Sale Order 373 of 498)

10 1/2" x 16 3/4". each book. Each has four punch-out paper dolls on the back cover and six interior pages of costumes. Historic Costumes has four dolls on the front cover, and is in fair condition only with water damage to back pages. Peasant Costumes has two additional paper dolls on the front cover along with cats and birds, and is in excellent condition. Both drawn by Rachel Taft Dixon, published by Whitman, 1934.

"Dresses Worn by the First Ladies of the White House", Drawn by Maybelle Mercer, 1937 $100/200

Lot #376 (Sale Order 374 of 498)

10 1/2" x 13". Featuring four 9" paper dolls of elegant ladies, along with 21 pages of gowns worn by the first ladies to fit onto the dolls. Each gown is identified and described. Drawn by Maybelle Mercer, Saalfield, 1937. #2164. Excellent condition.

"Royal Princesses of England" Paper Doll Book, Costumes by "Famous Designers of France",1940 $200/40

Lot #377 (Sale Order 375 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 3/4" book. Featuring a pair of 9" fold-over paper dolls of Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose, along with ten pages of costumes designed for them by leading French costume designers of the era: Lucien Lelong, Maggy Rouff, Jean Patou, Jeanne Blanchot, Alexandrine, Paquin, Agnes, Daivelleroy, Marcel Rochas, LeMounier, Jeanne Lanvin, Jungman, Max, Troustellier, Weil. Excellent condition, uncut, un-punched. Whitman, 1940, #997.

"Pollyanna" Paper Doll Book, Drawn by Hedwig Jo Meixner, 1941 Whitman $150/250

Lot #378 (Sale Order 376 of 498)

14" x 10 1/2" book. Beautifully-drawncover with two oval die-cut windows that open to heavy card stock first page having 10" paper dolls of Pollyanna, Jimmy Brown, Buffy, Snuffy, and several accessories. The back cover has punch-out 12" paper dolls of Aunt Polly and Nancy, and there are six interior pages of costumes to depict various scenes of the beloved story. Copyright 1941 by L.C. Page, Whitman Publishing, drawn by Hedwig Jo Meixner, #995. Excellent condition, unplayed with, name of original owner written on inside cover.

"School Mates" amnd "Push Out Paper Dolls, Drawn by Ann Kovach, Saalfield, 1947 $100/150

Lot #379 (Sale Order 377 of 498)

Each 12 1/2" x 10 3/4". Schoolmates features six punch-out paper dolls 7"-10". and six pages of costumes designed for various school classes, with appropriate props; and "Push-Outs" features five paper doll children, 6"-9" with six pages of costumes for various activities such as birthday party. Both drawn by Ann Kovach, Saalfield, 1947. Excellent condition, unplayed with.

"Paper Dolls Around the World" Book, Drawn by Dorothy Downs, Saalfield, 1935, autographed $100/150

Lot #380 (Sale Order 378 of 498)

14" x 11" book. With highly stylized cover, by Dorothy Hoover Downs, who also designed the nine 3 1/4" x 6 1/2" paper dolls, and six pages of traditional national costumes. Saalfield, 1935, #2106, the book is autographed by Dorothy Downs. Excellent condition, uncut.

Four Paper Doll Books by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1950-1953 $200/400

Lot #381 (Sale Order 379 of 498)

Including 14 1/2" x 10" "7 Darling Dolls" of 1952, 15" x 10" "Kit, the 20" Doll" of 1952; 13" x 9" "Betty and Bob", 1953; and 9" x 13" "Dress Me" with over and over clothes, 1953. All books very good to excellent, pages uncut, all dolls and accessories intact. Whitman.

Six Paper Doll Books or Boxed Set Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1942-1950 $400/700

Lot #382 (Sale Order 380 of 498)

Including "Baby Dolls boxed set, 14 1/2" x 6" box, with two baby stand-up baby dolls and uncut panels of costumes, 1942; 11 1/2" x 13 3/4" "Baby Dolls", 1945; 15" x 10" "Sleeping Dolls" with movable eyes in original cello package, 1945; 13" x 10" "Bye-Baby" , 1950; 15" x 10" "Sally"and 14" x 10" "Baby Shower" 1942. All excellent and uncut except: Baby Shower has one doll punched, one page cut, and flap accessories punched; lid of boxed "Baby Dolls" is well dented; and back cover of Sally has 1" missing punch-out panel below the dresser. Whitman, all drawn by Queen Holden, 1942-1945.

Two Paper Doll Books Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1942 & 1948 $300/500

Lot #383 (Sale Order 381 of 498)

15" x 10" "Glamour Girl" with four 14" paper dolls and six pages of costumes and hair-do's, 1942; and 13" x 10 1/2" "Hair-Do Dolls" with three paper dolls, and five pages of costumes including 31 different hair-do's, 1948. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman.

Four Paper Doll Books Drawn by Queen Holden, Whitman, 1930s $200/400

Lot #384 (Sale Order 382 of 498)

Including 9 1/2" x 10 1/2" "Baby Nancy, her nursery and clothes"#1060, 1935; 13" x 13" "Baby Patsy and her Nursery", #980, 1934; 12" x 13" "Baby Ann, Her Nursery and Clothes", #943, undated; and 13" x 11 1/2" "Baby Nancy, her Nursery and Clothes", #938, 1931. All very good to excellent, cover of Baby Patsy is a bit spotted and faded. Whitman, 1930s, drawn by Queen Holden.

Two "Garment Bag" Paper Doll Books, including Peggy & Peter Drawn by Queen Holden, Lowe $200/400

Lot #385 (Sale Order 383 of 498)

Each is 19" x 10" book enclosed in original plastic bag and having attached cover label "Garment Label for Doll Clothes". Each has two 15" punch-out paper dolls and six pages of punch-out costumes and accessories. Including "Peggy and Peter" drawn by Queen Holden, and "Two Little Girls" (no artist indicated). Samuel Lowe, circa 1950. Excellent condition, unplayed with, original packages.

Three Paper Dolls Designed by Margaret Evans Price, 1920 $100/200

Lot #386 (Sale Order 384 of 498)

Including 12" Lucinda Lee with original cello envelope, three hats, two dresses, and one coat, unplayed with. Along with 12" "Junior" in original cello package, with three suits and three hats. And with 12" Laurie Lou with three costumes and three hats (n o envelope). All excellent condition, copyright and drawn by Margaret Evans Price, 1920.

Three Margaret Evans Price Paper Dolls, and Valentine $150/250

Lot #387 (Sale Order 385 of 498)

10" x 7" original glassine envelope that "contains two dolls with directions", "Sue" and "Davey", on uncut four-panel sheet, each with four costumes and hats, and other accessories such as basket, parasol, or san pail. Along with a third cut doll with two costumes and one hat, and with a Valentine Greeting card by the artist. Sue and Davey are near mint, other excellent and cut. 1920.

"All Star Movie Cut Outs" Drawn by Edwin Eberman, Whitman, 1934 $100/200

Lot #388 (Sale Order 386 of 498)

14 1/2" x 12 1/2" book. Subtitled "Produce your own movies featuring George O'Brien, Tom Keene, Marion Burns, Julie Hayden, Warner Baxter, Tim McCoy, Edmund Lowe, Jacques Feydor (director) and Edward Crojager (cameraman) with Complete Props and Costumes". The double-die-cut covert is designed to showcase the Western town and various props and scenery, and the inside front cover has directions for making your own film. Included are pages of punch-out costumes, props, paper dolls (mentioned above), backgrounds, and camera and equipment for making the film. Very good/excellent condition, minor bends at edge of outer cover, completely intact and un-punched. Whitman, 1934, drawn by Edwin Ebermann. Note: Warner Baxter had won the second-ever Academy Award for his role as The Cisco Kid in the 1929 film Old Arizona, and the other actors mentioned were notable leading or character role actors with particular focus on Western films. The cameraman, Edward Crojager, was nominated for an Academy Award in 1954 for Best Cinematography for the film "Beneath the 12 Mile Reef" starring Robert Wagner. And the illustrator of the book, Edwin Eberman, went on to be named in Who's Who in American Artists and penned the art work for the Famous Painter's School work books.

"Debbie Reynolds" Paper Doll Book, Dell, 1953 $100/300

Lot #389 (Sale Order 387 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 9 1/2" paper dolls along with six pages of costumes and accessories, each page enhanced with studio shots of the actress. Dell, 1953, Excellent condition, uncut.

"Debbie Reynolds" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1953 $100/300

Lot #390 (Sale Order 388 of 498)

13 1/2" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 9 1/2" paper dolls of the actress, along with eight pages of costumes and accessories, and some studio shots. Whitman, 1953, #1178. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Debbie Reynolds" Folio Book with Statuette Dolls, Whitman, 1955 $100/300

Lot #391 (Sale Order 389 of 498)

12" x 10" folio book. Featuring two 9 1/4" statuette dolls on original heavy stock card, along an eight-panel sheet of costumes and accessories; the dolls and costumes inserted in flaps inside the folio. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1955.

"Debbie Reynolds" Folio Paper Dolls, Whitman, 1957. $100/300

Lot #392 (Sale Order 390 of 498)

12" x 10 1/2" folio. Featuring two 9 1/4" punch-out statuette dolls on original heavy stock cards, along with an eight-panel sheet of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1957.

Two "Debbie Reynolds" Folio Paper Dolls, Whitman, 1960 and 1962 $200/400

Lot #393 (Sale Order 391 of 498)

Each 12" x 10" folio book. Each with one 9 3/4" heavy-stock statuette doll. The travel-themed folio (1960) with nine uncut panels of costumes (33 costumes and accessories), and the yellow background folio with eight uncut panels of costumes. Each in fine unplayed with condition, completely intact with beautiful artwork design on the folio interior. Whitman, 1960, and 1962. .

"Elizabeth Taylor" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1949 $100/300

Lot #394 (Sale Order 392 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 10" Paper dolls and six pages of costumes and accessories. Whitman, 1949, #968. Excellent condition, uncut.

Two "Elizabeth Taylor" Paper Doll Books, , 1950 and 1954, Whitman $200/400

Lot #395 (Sale Order 393 of 498)

Each 13" x 10 1/2" books. Each with two 9" paper dolls on front and back covers with beautiful color photograph of the film star. The purple ribbon cover (1953, #1177has eight pages of costumes and accessories and is in excellent uncut condition. The yellow gown cover (1950, #973) has six pages of costumes and accessories, excellent uncut condition,10c lettered on front cover.

"ElizabethTaylor" Paper Doll Folio, Whitman, 1955 $100/300

Lot #396 (Sale Order 394 of 498)

12" x 10 1/2". Featuring two 9" statuette dolls on heavy stock paper along with an eight-panel sheet of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1955.

"Elizabeth Taylor" Paper Doll Book, 1956 $100/300

Lot #397 (Sale Order 395 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book. Two 9" punch-out paper dolls stand alongside the beautiful facial photograph of the star on the front cover, Inside are six pages of costumes and accessories along with studio photos. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1956.

"Elizabeth Taylor" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1957 $100/300

Lot #398 (Sale Order 396 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 9" paper dolls of the actress, along with six pages of costumes and accessories, with studio still photos of the star. Whitman, 1957. Excellent condition, uncut.

"PIer Angeli" Paper Doll Book, Dell Publishing, 1955 $100/300

Lot #399 (Sale Order 397 of 498)

12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 9" paper dolls on a beautiful cover with color photograph of the film star in a bower of cherry blossoms, along with six pages of costumes and accessories, Dell, 1955. Excellent condition, uncut.

Two Paper Doll Folios, Natalie Wood and Janet Leigh, 1957 $200/400

Lot #400 (Sale Order 398 of 498)

Each 12" x 10". Each with two 9" stand-up paper dolls on heavy stock, unpunched, arranged in interior flaps along with panels of costumes and accessories. Natalie Wood has an eight-panel sheet with about 50% of the costumes cut, Whitman, 1957. Janet has an eight-panel sheet of costumes along with actual photographs of her wearing the same costumes, and is presented in a beautiful interior folio and flaps, all costumes original and uncut, , Lowe 1957.

"Debra Paget" Paper Doll Book, Dell, 1954 $100/200

Lot #401 (Sale Order 399 of 498)

13" x 8" book. Featuring an 8 1/2" stand-up paper doll on heavy stock that is affixed to the book front, along with a photograph of the star. Inside are six pages of costumes in colors and jewels for every month of the year. Very good condition, paper doll stock a bit spotted, small scribble on front cover, costumes intact and uncut. Dell, 1954/

"June Allyson" Paper Doll Book, Whitman 1950 $100/300

Lot #402 (Sale Order 400 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 9 1/2" dolls and six pages of costumes, along with some studio still photos. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1950, #970.

"Elaine Stewart" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1955 $100/300

Lot #403 (Sale Order 401 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Featuring two 9" paper dolls along with eight pages of costumes. A beautiful color photograph of the star is featured on the front and back covers. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1955, #2048.

"Grace Kelly" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1955 $100/300

Lot #404 (Sale Order 402 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2". book. On the front and back covers are beautiful color photographs of the film star along with two punch-out 9" paper dolls. Inside are eight pages of glamorous costumes. Excellent condition. Whitman, 1955, #2049.

"Polly Bergen" Paper Doll Folio with Stand-up Dolls, Saalfield, 1958 $100/200

Lot #405 (Sale Order 403 of 498)

12" x 10" book. A heavy stock card has two punch-out stand-up 9" paper dolls of "the winner Best Single Performance" by an actress presented by Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 1957" according to the cover. which has a lovely illustration of the actress ( a second illustration appears on the back cover. Inside are eight folded sheets of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Saalfield, 1958, #4434.

Two "Doris Day" Folio Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1955 and 1956 $200/500

Lot #406 (Sale Order 404 of 498)

Each 12" x 10 1/2". Each beautifully designed folio book features a photograph of the singing star on the cover and interior sketches with built-in flaps to hold the heavy stock card of two 9 1/2" paper dolls, and eight-panel sheet of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut, beautiful colors. Whitman, 1955 and 1956.

"Piper Laurie" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1953 $100/300

Lot #407 (Sale Order 405 of 498)

14" x 10" book. Beautifully illustrated cover with die-cut hole revealing the face of one of the three 12" paper dolls that are features on the first inside card-stock page and on the back cover, along with eight pages of glamorous costumes, and inside heavy stock flap at the back with punch-out accessories.. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1953, #2551.

"Ann Blyth" Paper Doll Book, Merrill, 1952 $100/300

Lot #408 (Sale Order 406 of 498)

14" x 10" book with die-cut picture frame on the cover revealing the face of one of the 12" punch-out paper dolls on inside cardboard page and back cover. A beautiful front cover illustration features the star with her four pups. Inside are eight pages of glamorous costumes, and an inside back flap with birdcage, four white pups, large black dog, and black kitten. Excellent condition, uncut. Merrill, 1952#2550.

"Pat Crowley" Paper Doll Book, Whitman, 1955 $100/200

Lot #409 (Sale Order 407 of 498)

13" x 10 1/2" book. Photographs of the star are shown on the front and back cover along with two 9" paper dolls. Inside are eight pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, 1955, #2050.

Three "Gale Storm" Paper Doll Books, 1954, 57, 58 $200/400

Lot #410 (Sale Order 408 of 498)

Including 14" x 10 1/2" "My Little Margie" with three 11 1/2" punch-out paper dolls on the front and back cover, and six pages of costumes, Saalfield, 1954, #2737. 12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book with two 9" punch-out paper dolls, and six pages of costumes, featuring her as the star of "Oh Susanna", Whitman, 1958, #2061. And 13" x 10 1/2" book with two 9 1/2" dolls and six pages of costumes, Dell, 1957. All excellent condition, uncut.

Three paper Dolls Books, Kookie Byrnes, Rock Hudson, and Ricky Nelson, 1957 and 1959 $300/500

Lot #411 (Sale Order 409 of 498)

Including 12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book, Rock Hudson with two 9 1/2" punch-out paper dolls on the covers along with color photographs and six pages of costumes, Whitman, 1957, #2087. 12 1/2" x 10 1/2" Ricky Nelson book with two 9" paper dolls on the back cover, and six pages of costumes, Whitman, 1959 #2081. And 12 1/2" x 10 1/2" Edd "Kookie" Byrnes book with a vivid cover set against a Hollywood background, two 9" punch-out paper dolls on the back cover and six pages of costumes, Whitman, 1959, #2085. Excellent condition, uncut.

Two "Rosemary Clooney" Paper Doll Books, 1950s $200/300

Lot #412 (Sale Order 410 of 498)

Including 14" x 11" book with one 12" stand-up doll attached to the front cover, and one punch-out doll on the back cover, with six pages of costumes. #2569, :owe, 1956. And 14" x 11" book with one 12" stand-up doll on the cover, one punch-out doll on the back cover and six pages of costumes, #2713, James & Jonathan, 1957. Both excellent, uncut.

Two "Mary Hartline" Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1953, 1955 $200/400

Lot #413 (Sale Order 411 of 498)

Each 13" x 11 1/2" Each with two 9" punch-out paper dolls along with vivid photographs of the star and a vibrantly designed cover, and each with eight pages of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #1175, 1953, and #2044, 1955.

Two "Annie Oakley" Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1954, 1955 $200/400

Lot #414 (Sale Order 412 of 498)

One is 13" x 10 1/2" book, with 8 1/4" Annie punch-out doll on the front cover, and 9" and 7" Tagg and Lofty punch-out paper dolls on the back cover, and eight pages of costumes (one costume cut, but included, Annie punched out but reassembled, #2043, Whitman, 1954. And 12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book with 8 1/2" punch-out Annie Oakley on the front and back covers, and 9 1/2" and 7 1/2" Tagg and Lofty on the back cover, along with eight pages of costumes, excellent condition, uncut. #2056, Whitman, 1955.

"Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz" Paper Doll Folio Book, Whitman, 1953 $100/200

Lot #415 (Sale Order 413 of 498)

12" x 10 1/2" book. Including 9" and 9 1/2" heavy stock punch-out paper dolls with an eight-panel sheet of costumes inside flaps of folio book. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #2101, 1953.

"Shari Lewis" Paper Doll Folio Book with Puppets and Costumes, Saalfield, 1958 $100/200

Lot #416 (Sale Order 414 of 498)

12" x 10". A folio book with illustrations of the puppeteer along with Lamb Chop, Hush Puppy, Wind Ding, and Charlie Horse on the front and back covers, contains a heavy stock punch-out card with paper dolls of Shari, Lamb Chop and Hush Puppy, along with an eight-panel folded sheet of costumes. #4447, Saalfield, 1958. Excellent condition, uncut.

Two "Dinah Shore" Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1958, 1959 $100/300

Lot #417 (Sale Order 415 of 498)

Each 12" x 10" Each a folio book, one with two heavy stock paper dolls of Dinah and eight-panel sheet of costumes set in inside flaps designed as a dressing room, #1963, Whitman 1958 (cover rubbed a bit, contents excellent and uncut). The other with heavy stock paper dolls of Dinah and George Montgomery on unpunched sheet, along with eight panel folded sheet of costumes in a living room setting. #1970, Whitman, 1958, excellent condition, uncut.

Two "Dinah Shore" Paper Doll Books, Whitman, 1954, 1956 $200/300

Lot #418 (Sale Order 416 of 498)

Including 13" x 10 1/2" book with colorful notes on the cover and two 9" punch-out paper dolls along with eight pages of costumes, #2042, Whitman, 1954. And 12 1/2" x 10 1/2" book drawn by Florence Sarah Winship, with two 9" punch-out paper dolls along with six pages of costumes, #2060, Whitman, 1956. Both excellent, uncut.

"Oklahoma" Paper Doll Folio Book, Whitman, 1956 $100/200

Lot #419 (Sale Order 417 of 498)

12" x 10" very colorfully designed folio book cover with interior flaps designed as a porce, and having an uncut heavy stock sheet with punch-out paper dolls of Gordon MacRae and Shirley Jones, along with eight-panel sheet of costumes. Excellent condition, uncut. Whitman, #1954, copyright 1956 by Rodgers and Hammerstein.

"Marge and Gower Champion" Paper Doll Folio Book, Whitman, 1959 $100/200

Lot #420 (Sale Order 418 of 498)

12" x 10" folio book with photograph of the dancers on front and back covers set against a colorful background, and containing interior flaps designed as a dance pavilion, with heavy stock paper doll sheet of the two dancers, and an eight-panel folded sheet of costumes. Drawn by Florence Sarah Winship (initialed FSW), Whitman 1959, #1966. Excellent condition, uncut.

"Pepe and the Senoritas" Paper Doll Book, Saalfield, 4408 $100/200

Lot #421 (Sale Order 419 of 498)

14" x 11" book of paper dolls inspired by the George Sidney-Posa Film "Pepe", from Columbia, With four 10 1/2" punch-out paper dolls, and eight pages of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncurt. slight corner bends, old address label on front cover. #4408, Saalfield, 1961.

"Patti Page" Folio Paper Doll Book, Lowe, 1958 $100/200

Lot #422 (Sale Order 420 of 498)

12" x 10" folio book with beautiful illustration of the Mercury Record and RV star on front and back covers, and in a gorgeous pose across the inside cover flaps, along with a heavy stock punch-out card with two paper dolls, and an eight-panel folded sheet of costumes and accessories. #2488, Lowe, 1958. Excellent condition, uncut.

Collection of Paper Dolls and Toys from Ladies Home Journal, 1914-1922 $200/500

Lot #423 (Sale Order 421 of 498)

Approximately 90 pages including The Twins nationality series by Lucy Fitch Perkins, animal paper dolls by Harrison Cady, Children's Cut-Out Circus, Children's Toy Shop and Christmas Tree for the Dolls by Eleanor Colby, Paper Parties by Helen Pettes, and many others. Good to excellent condition.

Collection of "Betty Bonnet" Paper Doll Pages, Drawn by Sheila Young, for Ladies Home Journal $250/4

Lot #424 (Sale Order 422 of 498)

Thirty-seven full pages of paper dolls featuring Betty Bonnet, and her friends and family, including the premiere issue of March 1915 in which "Lettie Lane introduces Betty Bonnet". The issues span through the late teens. Excellent condition.

Collection of "Lettie Lane" Paper Doll Pages, Drawn by Sheila Young, from Ladies Home Journal $300/5

Lot #425 (Sale Order 423 of 498)

A collection of 38 different magazine pages, each featuring a full page of the Lettie Lane paper doll, or her friends and family, along with some accessory paper toy pages from the same magazine, 1910-1915. Excellent condition.

Collection of Paper Dolls for The Delineator drawn by Carolyn Chester $200/400

Lot #426 (Sale Order 424 of 498)

Comprising a collection of 19 pages of paper dolls and accessories all drawn by Carolyn Chester and appearing the Delineator magazine from 1912-1915, mostly with "full-base" style of costumes. Very good/excellent condition.

Collection of Butterick Family Paper Dolls from Delineator, Drawn by Ella Dolbear Lee $100/200

Lot #427 (Sale Order 425 of 498)

Comprising eight pages of paper dolls and paper toys drawn by Ella Dolbear Lee concerning the Butterick Family, appearing in the pages of Delineator Magazine from 1913-1914. Also included are other Delineator paper dolls including Soldiers and their Lasses, and Tommy Atkins on Furlough from the 1912-1917 era, along with four issues of Delineator Magazine from 1910-1917. Delineator was published by the Butterick Publishing Company of New York. Very good/excellent condition.

Collection of various early film star paper dolls $200/500

Lot #428 (Sale Order 426 of 498)

Including six paper dolls with costumes from Reely-Trooly series, 1919 era, all cut, each with 6" doll, as follows: Norma Talmadge with three costumes; Geraldine Farrar with two costumes; Elsie Ferguson with two costumes; another Norma Talmade with one costume, cat and dog; and one unnamed with one costume. Also Gil Lamb from Muny Opera Dressograph series, newspaper St. Louis Post-Dispatch, uncut, 1936; Our Gang by Frances Tipton Hunter from Woman's Home Companion, 1925; Also early magazine sheets for Baby Peggy, Jackie Coogan, six pages of "Who Are They?" film stars, and the complete 15 doll series of "Our Movie Dolls" from The Ladies World, 1917-1918 including Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, and Little Mary Sunshine. All good to excellent condition.

Collection of "Companion" Paper Dolls Drawn by M. Emma Musselman for Woman's Home Companion $100/150

Lot #429 (Sale Order 427 of 498)

Collection of 7 pages of "The Companion Paper Doll" featuring Margery Mary and her friends and family, as drawn by M. Emma Musselman for Woman's Home Companion 1919-1921. Excellent condition.

Collection of "Kewpie Kut-Outs" Drawn by Rose O'Neill for Woman's Home Companion,1912-1914 $200/300

Lot #430 (Sale Order 428 of 498)

Collection of 15 magazine pages from Woman's Home Companion published during the years 1912-1914, featuring Kewpie and other members of the Kewpie story, in paper doll form. Each is drawn by Rose O'Neill, along with a story line, poem or caption. Good to excellent condition, few pages with water spotting. 1912-1914.

Collection of various magazine paper dolls, 1918-early 1920s $100/200

Lot #431 (Sale Order 429 of 498)

More than 20 various paper dolls from magazines are included along with some full copies of period magazines, mostly 1918-early 1920s.

Collection of Paperdolls Drawn by Barbara Hale for McCall's 1919-1921 $100/200

Lot #432 (Sale Order 430 of 498)

Eleven full pages each featuring three paper dolls with three costumes and accessories, the children drawn with side-glancing googly eyes and cherubic smiles. Each is drawn by Barbara Hale. From McCall's Magazine, 1919-1921. Excellent condition.

Collection of Paper Dolls, Drawn by Frances Tipton Hunter for Woman's Home Companion $100/200

Lot #433 (Sale Order 431 of 498)

Ten pages Including The Twins, The Little Busybodies and Punch and Judy. As they appeared in Woman's Home Companion, 1922-1924. Excellent condition.

"Dearie Dolls" Paper Doll and costumes, 1915. $100/200

Lot #434 (Sale Order 432 of 498)

Four Paper Dolls from Woolworth's "Fashion Dressing Dolls" Series, 1916 $300/600

Lot #435 (Sale Order 433 of 498)

Each doll is 21", of heavy card stock with base and easel back. including "Isabel" with 3 costumes and 3 hats; "Blanche" with 3 outfits and 3 hats (tear and mend across the mouth); "Geraldine" with 3 costumes and 3 hats, partial glassine bag (bend at neck, tape repair on hair bow); and "Janet" with 3 dresses and three hats. Excellent except as noted. Marketed by Woolworth's, 1916, the dolls appears as a set of four sisters. .

Four "Fashion Dressing" Paper dolls from Woolworth's Sets, 1917 $300/600

Lot #436 (Sale Order 434 of 498)

Each 21" tall on heavy stock with easel back, including "Lucy" with 3 costumes, 3 hats, (tape repair on top of bow); "Florence:" with 3 costumes and 3 hats (yellow hat has a tear); "Edith" with 3 outfits, 1 hat and one partial glassine envelope; and "Betty" with 3 dresses, 3 hats, (hole in shoulder, tip of bow missing), With partial glassine bag. A complete series from the Fashion Dressing Dolls for Woolworth's, 1917/

Two Paper Dolls "Violet" &"Vincent" from Juvenile Dressing Dolls Series, Woolworth's 1918 $300/500

Lot #437 (Sale Order 435 of 498)

Includes two 20" paper dolls with heavy stock base and easel back, namely "Vincent with 3 costumes, 3 hats, and original glassine bag; and "Violet" with three costumes and two hats (crease in hair bow and neck). The dolls were created for Woolworth's Juvenile Dressing Dolls series, 1918. Excellent but as noted.

Two Paper Dolls "Mabel" and "Jack" for Woolworth's, 1919 $200/300

Lot #438 (Sale Order 436 of 498)

Each is 20" paper doll with easel back, including "Jack" with 3 costumes and 3 hats (top of head is taped), and "Mabel" with 3 outfits and 3 hats. From Woolworth's series of paper dolls, 1919. Excellent except as noted.

Two Paper Dolls "Romeo" and "Juliet" for Woolworth's, 1918 $200/400

Lot #439 (Sale Order 437 of 498)

Including two 21" heavy stock paper dolls with easel back, including Romeo with three dresses, three hats, and one glassine original envelope; along with "Juliet" with three dresses and three hats. The set was created for Woolworth's, 1918. Excellent condition.

Two Paper Dolls, "Peggy" and "Paul" from Juvenile Dressing Set, Woolworth's, c. 1916 $300/500

Lot #440 (Sale Order 438 of 498)

Each is 21" tall, heavy stock paper doll with easel back, including "Peggy" with 3 dresses, 3 hats, and original glassine envelope. Along with "Paul" with 3 outfits, 3 hats (crease in forehead and one hat). Excellent condition as noted. Produced for Woolworth's, 1916, the two dolls were offered as a set in the "Juvenile Dressing Dolls" series.

Two Paper Dolls from "Colonial Series" for Woolworth, early 20th century $300/400

Lot #441 (Sale Order 439 of 498)

Each has 21" paper doll with heavy stock base and easel back, and each has three costumes and three hats, along with partial package label. Excellent condition. From the Woolworth series, early 20th century.

Set of Four "Fashion Dressing Dolls" with costumes for Woolworth, early 20th century $300/600

Lot #442 (Sale Order 440 of 498)

Each is 21" with sturdy card stock base and easel back, including "Lillian" with 3 dresses, 3 hats, and original glassine envelope; "Ethel" with 3 dresses and two hats; "Helen" with 3 dresses, 3 hats and original glassine envelope (crease on bow and base); and "Beatrice" with 3 dresses and 3 hats. From the Woolworth series of "Fashion Dressing Dolls", the models represent the complete series of four dolls, 1914. Excellent condition.

Set of Four "Fashion Dressing Dolls", from Woolworth Series, early 20th century $300/600

Lot #443 (Sale Order 441 of 498)

Each doll is 19", posed with heavy stock base and easel back, including "Jessie" with 3 costumes, 2 hats and original glassine bag (light crease at top of head); "Blanche: with 3 costumes and 3 hats (crease at neck); "Clara" with 3 costumes and 3 hats (crease at top of head, one hat torn); and "Constance" with 3 costumes and 3 hats. The four dolls were issued as a series of "Fashion Dressing Dolls" by Woolworth, early 20th century. Very good/excellent as noted.

Two Paper Dolls from "Our Favorite Dolls" series, late 19th century $200/400

Lot #444 (Sale Order 442 of 498)

Each is 17" easel back paper doll, including Marion with 4 dresses, 3 hats, and having worn original envelope. With another blonde curly-haired girl with 5 dresses and 5 hats. , marked A.T. Co's Paper Doll Series, 513 West 22nd Street, New York. Excellent condition. Late 19th century.

"Little Miss Up-to-Date" & "Little Polly Dress-up" Paper Dolls by American Colortype $200/300

Lot #445 (Sale Order 443 of 498)

Each is a 13" paper doll with easel back, include Little Polly Dress-up with uncut doll and two uncut sheets of costumes, along with original envelope which has an illustration of the doll on the cover along with a poem about her. Also included is Little Miss Up-to-Date (cut) paper doll with one uncut sheet of costumes and accessories. Excellent condition. Circa 1920s.

Collection of Large-size Advertising Paper Dolls, late 19th century $400/600

Lot #446 (Sale Order 444 of 498)

Including two 21" paper dolls, Edith and Grace, with advertising for Dr. Miles Nervine Ointment on the front and back of the dolls; Grace with three dresses and two hats, and Edith with three dresses and three hats. Also 21" Katrina Knickerbocker with advertising for Dr. Miles New Cure for the Heart, and having three dresses and two hats. And two 16" paper dolls, Mabel and Grace with advertising for Dr. Miles Pain Pills and Laxative pills (Grace with three dresses and hats, and Mabel with three dresses and two hats). All have easel back, and are in fair to very good condition, costumes cut, some repairs at neck, some minor creases.

Pair, Large Boy and Girl Paper Dolls with Four Costumes, Early 20th Century $200/500

Lot #447 (Sale Order 445 of 498)

Each is 16" with matching bases and easel back, depicting a sweet-faced boy and girl, each with four costumes, the girl with four hats, the boy with two hats, Excellent condition except neck crease and reinforcement. Early 20th century.

Collection of Large Calendar Paper Dolls, early 20th century $200/300

Lot #448 (Sale Order 446 of 498)

Each 17 1/2". Includes blonde haired boy "Harold" holding a butcher knife with advertising for Swift's Premium Ham, and having 3 costumes and 3 hats, with 12 month 1917 calendar shown (repair and wear at neck); curly-haired "Myrtle" with 3 costumes and 3 hats, comprising the 12-month 1918 calendar (two creases at top of head, small torn piece on February calendar); blue-bow "Sylvia" with 12-month 1918 calendar and 2 dresses and hats with advertising for Swift's Premium Oleo and Swift's Cocosuet (with one additional costume that is not original, and the top of her head is missing); and dark-haired "Clarabel" with 12-month 1917 calendar and three original dresses and bonnets with advertising on the reverse (top of head missing). Very good/excellent condition except as noted. Early 20th century.

Three paper Dolls "Alice", "Marion" and "Dorothy" for Woolworth's, early 20th century $300/600

Lot #449 (Sale Order 447 of 498)

Each 21". Each is a heavy stock cardboard on base with easel back, depicting a charming young girl, and comprising a complete set. Doll #1 is Alice with 3 dresses and 3 hats, Doll #2 is Dorothy with 3 dresses and 3 hats, and with partial glassine bag. Doll #3 is Marion with 3 dresses and 3 hats. Alice and Dorothy have neck creases, Marion has crease on bow and missing easel back. Otherwise very good to excellent with rich and vibrant colors. Marketed by Woolworth's, 1913.

Series of "Fashion Dressing Dolls" for Woolworth's, 1915 $400/700

Lot #450 (Sale Order 448 of 498)

Each is 21" and each of heavy stock with easel back. Including Doll A "Ruth" with 3 outfits and 2 hats; Doll B "Jane" with 3 dresses, 3 hats, one glassine envelope; Doll C "Grace" with 3 costumes and 3 hats (hairbow taped on, face spotted, paper loss on elbows and dress). And Doll D "Priscilla" with 3 dresses and 3 hats, and original glassine bag (crease on bow). Excellent condition except as noted. Marketed by Woolworth's, 1915.

Large lot of "Tillie the Toiler" newspaper paper dolls from the 1930s $100/300

Lot #451 (Sale Order 449 of 498)

Each cut from the newspaper age. Good/excellent condition.

Large collection of Jane Arden newspaper strip paper dolls from the 1930s $100/300

Lot #452 (Sale Order 450 of 498)

Each with stylish costumes sent in to the strip by various readers, each costume presents the name of the designer. Very good/excellent condition.

Large lot of carious newspaper paper dolls, 1912-1930s $100/300

Lot #453 (Sale Order 451 of 498)

Ranging from Sunshine paper Dolls of 1912 to Winnie Winkle and Boots. Good to excellent condition.

Large collection of early newspaper strip "Fashion Fanny" paper dolls, 1920s $200/400

Lot #454 (Sale Order 452 of 498)

as drawn by Winifred Goodsell, the full page paperdolls details the affairs of "Fashion Fanny and her Friends, The Paper Doll that Sets the Styles" , mostly Detroit Free Press, early 1920s. Good to excellent, some have ragged edges.

Large collection of advertising paper dolls from McLaughlin's coffee $300/600

Lot #455 (Sale Order 453 of 498)

Including fashionable ladies, historical ladies with furniture pieces, nursery rhymes, children with stylish costumes, and many more. Very good to excellent condition, mostly cut. Late 19th century.

More 19th century advertising paper dolls for Ayer's, McLaughlin's etc $100/200

Lot #456 (Sale Order 454 of 498)

Very good to excellent condition, mostly cut.

Ten sheets of cut-outs toys and dolls from newspapers, late 19th century $200/300

Lot #457 (Sale Order 455 of 498)

Including acrobats, jockeys, Brownies, fashionable ladies, fairy tales, and more. Mostly Boston Herald, copyright 1895. Excellent condition.

Large collection of "Little Folks" magazines, c. 1915, with paper dolls by Margaret Hays $200/400

Lot #458 (Sale Order 456 of 498)

The large assortment includes complete magazines with fascinating advertisements for currently popular toys and dolls, along with a paper doll page in each issue, some by famous illustrators such as Margaret Hays. Also includes are some separate paper dolls sheets from the magazine, and some copies of Ruffles and Betz. Good to excellent condition. Circa 1915.

"Little Americans from Many Lands" by Margot Ridge, Sam'l Gabriel, 1929, with matching paper dolls $

Lot #459 (Sale Order 457 of 498)

12" x 9" book. Having ribbon bound hard cover, the beautifully-illustrated book by M.R.Weaver has twelve stories about young children who immigrate to America. At the front of the book are twelve ribbon-bound sheets of paper dolls (one for each story) with four costumes and accessories for each. Written by Margot Ridge, published by Gabriel, 1929. Excellent condition, four paper doll sheets are pulled from ribbon binding, but all are uncut and fresh.

"Little Faces from Far Places" by Julia Nordell, 1933, with paper doll stories $200/400

Lot #460 (Sale Order 458 of 498)

12" x 8 1/2" book. The hard bound book, written and illustrated by Julia Nordell, published by Grosset & Dunlap, 1933, has seven stories about children in European countries, each story accented by a full page paper doll of the story heroine along with costumes and accessories. Excellent condition, uncut, complete.

Rare Street & Smith Mail-Away Paper Doll drawn by Nell Brinkley with Original Costumes and Mailing T

Lot #461 (Sale Order 459 of 498)

10" uncut paper doll of stylish flapper lady of the 1920s is presented along with four uncut sheets of costumes and accessories. Included is the original mailing tube in which the paper doll was sent. The paper doll was drawn (unsigned) by Nell Brinkley, and is a perfect example of her signature "Brinkley Girl". A fascinating biography of Nell Brinkley is available online at Wikipedia. Excellent uncut condition, one costume page has age spot.

"Primrose Paper Dolls" published by Charles Thompson, 1912 $100/200

Lot #462 (Sale Order 460 of 498)

9 1/2" x 7" book. designed "to paint, cut out and dress", the book is in fine condition, with four pairs of pages, featuring Beth, Marjorie, Betty and Tom and Teddy. Each child is represented by two 3 3/4" paperdolls and two identical pages of costumes; one set of costumes is color-tinted by the publisher as a guide for the child to color the matching costumes. At the back is a page with Thompson's Paint Blocks and directions for use. The book is intact, uncut, and unpainted except for some delicate touches on two pages. Published by Charles C. Thompson, Chicago, 1912.

Four Envelope Sets of "Twin Travelogues" , Abingdon Press, 1923, Drawn by Welthy Honsinger $200/400

Lot #463 (Sale Order 461 of 498)

10" x 7 1/2" envelopes. Each brown envelope is labeled on the exterior "Twins Travelogues with paper doll Cut-Out" by Welthy Honsinger, Abingdon Press, Cincinnati, 1923 with an illustration of the twins that are described within. Included is "Japan" with six pages of dolls, costumes and accessories, along with matching story book; "China" with six pages of costumes, dolls and accessories (story not included); Korea with four pages of costumes, dolls and accessories (story not included); and "India" with five pages of costumes, dolls and accessories and matching story book. Very good to excellent condition, uncut, some incomplete as described above.

Lot of paper dolls from the "Little" series by American Colortype, early 20th century $200/300

Lot #464 (Sale Order 462 of 498)

Including four 6 3/4" paper dolls, each with three sheets of costumes and accessories, including Little Neddie Never-Still. Little Miss Up-to-Date, Little Alice Busy-Bee, and Little Willie Wide-Awake. Also included is larger 12 1/2" version Little Alice Busy-body with two sheets of costumes (one water-colored). Excellent condition, all uncut. American Colortype, early 20th century.

Fine Album of Newspaper Paper Dolls drawn by Penny Ross for the Chicago Tribune $300/500

Lot #465 (Sale Order 463 of 498)

Mostly 7"-9". The early 20th century artist-illustrator M.F. "Penny" Ross designed a comic strip "Mama"s Angels" for the Chicago Tribute for 15 years, and a series of paper dolls featuring the children and characters from the strip appeared in the paper at times. A collection of 68 of these paper dolls has been assembled along with one to four costumes for each doll. Mrs,. Crossley has carefully annotated each doll by name and according to the completeness of the trousseau. The dolls are from the Angel Family Series, and Fashion Parade. A side-note: In 1926 Penny Ross, the illustrator, went on to Hollywood, and along with Outcault of Buster Brown fame was one of the five illustrators who worked with Walt Disney prior to the formation of Walt Disney Studios. It is said that his daughter, Mary Jane, wore the patent leather shoes that became famous when he presented them in his illustrations, and are known, even today by the name of Mary-Jane's. Excellent condition, beautifully cut and assembled (not glued or taped). Early 20th century.

Three Various Hinged Dolls with Crepe Paper Costumes, Early 20th Century $300/500

Lot #466 (Sale Order 464 of 498)

Including "Nancy" , 8 1.2" hinged paper doll with printed sheet of dresses, colored crepe paper and instruction sheet, in original envelope, Dennison Mfg #38; "Paper Doll Outfit, Dresses and Hats" in original colorful box, with one 7 1/2" hinged paper doll, various made costumes, and uncut papers, by American Toy Works; and 8 1/2" hinged paper doll with two made crepe paper dresses trimmed with feathers and paper lace. Good/excellent condition, played with except Nancy. Late 19th/early 20th century.

Three Walt Disney-themed Paper Dolls and Cut-out $100/200

Lot #467 (Sale Order 465 of 498)

Including 14 1/2" x 12" "Davy Crockett Book" with press-out cabinet, Daby, Russel, and other characters and accessories, unplayed with, Whitman. 1955. And 18 1/2" x 12" My Fair Lady with 18" Eliza, drawn by Evan Hartmann, Ottenheimer, 1965, uncut. And 22" x 11 1/2" "Babes in Toyland, A great Big Punchout book", Whitman 1961, uncut. All excellent. Each licensed Walt Disney product.

Three Walt Disney Mouseketeer Paper Doll Books $150/250

Lot #468 (Sale Order 466 of 498)

Including Cubby and Karen cut-out book with uncut heavy stock paper dolls and panels of uncut costumes, Whitman, 1957. And Cubby and Karen Cut-Outs with Cheryl and Bobby, also, and pages of uncut costumes. Whitman, 1963. And Linda folio book with two heavy stock paper dolls and panels of uncut costumes in inside ballerina-themed folio, Whitman 1958. Excellent condition.

Five "Annette" Paper Doll Books, from Walt Disney, by Whitman, 1956-1964 $300/500

Lot #469 (Sale Order 467 of 498)

Including Mouseketeer Annette, 1956, as uncut folio book; Annette with 48 costumes and accessories, 1960, as uncut folio book, Annette in Hawaii, 1961, as uncut folio book; Annette with 35 costumes and acessories, a stand-up doll, 1962; Annette as uncut book, 1964. All excellent and unplayed with. Whitman for Walt Disney.

Five Walt Disney-themed paper doll books $100/200

Lot #470 (Sale Order 468 of 498)

Including "Walt Disney formed plastic cut-outs" with two sheets of Mickey Mouse characters, unplayed with in original box, Aldon Industries, 1950s; "Sleeping Beauty" punch-out book by Golden Press, 1959; Snow White" with punch-out dolls, dwarves, and costumes, Whitman; "Sleeping Beauty" folio book with punch-out dolls and costume sheets, Whitman, 1959; and "Cinderella" with punch-out dolls and costumes, Whitman, 1965. All very good/excellent, uncut or un-punched.

Five Walt Disney-themed paper dolls $150/250

Lot #471 (Sale Order 469 of 498)

Including "Pollyanna", Golden Press, 1960; "The Happiest Millionaire", Whitman, 1967; "One Hundred and One Dalmatians", Whitman, 1960; "Mary Poppins", Whitman 1973; and "Mary Poppins", Whitman 1973. All unplayed with, excellent condition.

"Raggedy Ann Cut-Out Dolls" Boxed Set, Milton Bradley, 1941, and another book $150/200

Lot #472 (Sale Order 470 of 498)

14" x 11" box. A beautifully-designed colorful box depicts Marcella, Raggedy Ann and Andy. Inside are wooden stand-up dolls of 12" Marcella, 10" Raggedy Ann, and two 7" little girls, along with three uncut sheets of costumes, and other cut costumes and partial sheets. Milton Bradley, 1941. Very good condition. Also included is "Raggedy Ann and Andy Paper Dolls, Saalfield, 1944 (with Saalfield "permanent file copy" stamp on cover). And another set of Raggedy Ann cut doll and costumes, fair condition.

Four Various "Shirley Temple" Paper Doll books $200/400

Lot #473 (Sale Order 471 of 498)

Including grand-sized 34" Shirley Temple life-like paper doll cut-out, Whitman 1937; Shirley Temple folio book with 18 1/2" easel folding doll and uncut panels of costumes, Saalfield, 1958; Shirley Temple Paper Dolls with unpunched heavy stock dolls and uncut panels of costumes, Saalfield, 1958; Shirley Temple Christmas Book Saalfield 1937; and Shirley Temple's Birthday Book, c. 1935. Good to excellent condition.

Three Boxed Sets of Shirley Temple Paper Dolls $100/250

Lot #474 (Sale Order 472 of 498)

Including "Shirley Temple Standing Doll" with 8" standing doll and many cut costumes, Saalfield, 1935; "Shirley Temple Snap-on Paper Dolls" with unusual paper doll having photographic face, and pages of costumes to "snap on", Samuel Gabriel, 1958 (few costumes cut, overall excellent); and large 24" fold-over Shirley Temple with easel back, life-like hair, and snap-on costumes, Samuel Gabriel,c. 1958 (some costumes cut, box worn, crease on wrist).

Three Boxed Sets of Historical Paper Dolls by Platt & Munk $150/200

Lot #475 (Sale Order 473 of 498)

Including "Williamsburg Colonial Dolls" , complete and unplayed with set, 1967; Betsy Ross and Her Friends, complete and unplayed with, 1963; and Early American Dolls, 1963, unplayed with, box lid is worn). Platt & Munk.

"Dorothy Dimple and Her Friends" drawn by Cushman Parker, Bodley Press, 1909 $200/300

Lot #476 (Sale Order 474 of 498)

13"x 9" sheets. Six sheets depict Dorothy Dimple and her friends and family along with beautiful costumes and accessories. Drawn by Cushman Parker, contents copyrighted by The Bodley Press, published by George Jacobs, Philadelphia. Includes with original envelope. Sheets excellent, envelope soiled and worn. 1909.

"Toys and Joys for Girls and Boys", Sam'l Gabriel, early 20th century $200/300

Lot #477 (Sale Order 475 of 498)

18" x 10' sheets. Four heavy sheets each featuring a young boy or girl along with costumes and many accessories and toys. Along with original envelope cover. Sheets near mint, envelope worn. Samuel Gabriel, early 20th century.

"The Toy Shop" Cut-Out Book, drawn by Maywill Dudley, Whitman, 1935 $100/200

Lot #478 (Sale Order 476 of 498)

13" x 13" book. Imaginatively-drawn toys and dolls and children are featured in the heavy-stock punch-out book. Excellent condition, unplayed with. Drawn by Maywill Dudley, Whitman, 1935.

"All My Dollies" Boxed Set by Gabriel, 1920s $100/150

Lot #479 (Sale Order 477 of 498)

18" x 11" box. Containing eight 10 1/2" heavy stock paper stand-up paper dolls that are photographed on the well-designed front cover. Along with a large number of original cut and uncut costumes. Dolls excellent, costumes cut, box very worn. Gabriel, 1920s, #D138.

"Little Boy Blue" designed by Platt & Munk, 1921 $50/100

Lot #480 (Sale Order 478 of 498)

12" uncut paper doll along with three uncut costumes, and original envelope. Doll and contents excellent, envelope very worn. Platt & Munk, 1921.

Six Coloring Books featuring animals, 1940s $100/150

Lot #481 (Sale Order 479 of 498)

Mostly Saalfield, 1940s. Fair/very good condition, uncolored.

Nine Celebrity Cut-Out and Coloring Books, 1950s $200/300

Lot #482 (Sale Order 480 of 498)

Including Mary Hartline (1952), Peggy Lee (1961), Doris Day (1958), Jane Powell (1951), Bob Hope (undated), Doris Day (1953) Mark Trail (undated), Coronation (1953), Jane Russell (1955), and Juliet Jones (1955). Very good to excellent, some with uncut paper doll costumes, all are un-colored. Whitman and Saalfield.

Lot of 14 Celebrity Coloring Books, 1940s/1950s $100/200

Lot #483 (Sale Order 481 of 498)

Including Ziegfield Follies (1941), Gone with the Wind (1940), Greer Garson (1944), Rita Hayworth (1942), Mickey Rooney (1940), Jeannette MacDonald (1941), Ann Sheridan (1944), Margaret O'Brien (1947) and another Margaret O'Brien (1947, possibly autographed), Janet Leigh (1953), Debbie Reynolds (1953, possibly autographed), Juliet Jones (1950), Judy Garland (undated), and Joan Carroll (1942). Fair to good condition, all have been colored to some extent.

"Playroom Paper Dolls" in Original Box, Samuel Lowe, 1943 $100/150

Lot #484 (Sale Order 482 of 498)

Five 11" x 6" books are included within the box, each featuring a paper doll child along with a subject theme of punch-out objects. Bab and her Doll Furnitrue. Jane and Her Doll, Mary and her toys, Tom and His Toys, Farmer Fred and his Friends. The set is contained, unplayed with, in its original box with colorful illustration of children playing with paper dolls. Books near mint, box worn. Samuel Lowe, 1941.

Two Boxed Sets of Paper Dolls $100/150

Lot #485 (Sale Order 483 of 498)

Including "Whopper Cut-Out Doll Box" with 16 dolls and 24 sheets of costumes and accessories, Whitman, #3036, c. 1940s; and "Simplex Life-like Doll Set" with two 10" stand-up dolls and sheets of uncut costumes including "special attachment to hold dresses in place", Simplex toys, #100. Contents of both boxes near mint, boxes worn. 1940s.

"A Box of 10 Cut-Out Dolls with Dresses", John Martin's House, 1940s $100/200

Lot #486 (Sale Order 484 of 498)

9 3/4" x 6 1/2" cards. A presentation box contains ten folded sheets designed as cards with beautifully-designed backgrounds and a lovely girl on the cover of each, with name. The sheets, when opened, offer three costumes and accessories for each doll. Also included are three large heavy stock sheets with ten paper dolls to match the cards. The box is labeled John Martin's House, undated, probably 1940s. Contents near mint, box a tad worn. The artist was Helen Page. This was the only commercial book she ever published.

"Sleeping Beauty and Price Charming", Drawn by Ouida, DeJournette, 1940s $100/200

Lot #487 (Sale Order 485 of 498)

13" x 10" box. Two 10" stand-up paper dolls depicting the fairy tale figures, along with two large folded panels of nineteen complete costumes, also with four-poster bed and instructions for assembly. The set is contained, unplayed with, uncut, in original box. DeJournette, #2202, circa 1940s. Excellent condition.

"You Are a Doll" Boxed Set of Paper Dolls, Saalfield, 1962 $100/150

Lot #488 (Sale Order 486 of 498)

16" x 12". Containing a 13 1/2" stand-up doll with outline for face, along with a large four-panel sheet of uncut costumes, and with an envelope for mailing in photo negative of your face. Then "receive your picture in correct size to make your personalized doll with ten days". Excellent unplayed with condition, the box lid is stamped "permanent file copy" indicating provenance from the Saalfield archives. Saalfield Artcraft, 1962.

"Mother and Daughter Dresses" Boxed Set, Designed by Dorothy Hedges, 1943 $200/300

Lot #489 (Sale Order 487 of 498)

16" x 12" box, Containing two stand-up paper dolls, 10 3/4" mother, and 8" daughter, along with numerous sheets of "paper cloth", paper lace, crepe paper ribbons, basic patterns, and instruction sheet on inside lid for making matching dresses and bonnets. Designed by Dorothy B. Hedges, of Chattanooga, Tenn, copyright 1943. Contents excellent and unplayed with, lid is worn.

Collection of magazine paper dolls, Polly Pratt, drawn by Sheila Young, 1920s $250/350

Lot #490 (Sale Order 488 of 498)

Comprising 18 sheets from British edition of Good Housekeeping and 20 sheets from Good Housekeeping, featuring Polly Pratt and her family and friends, with beautiful costumes and accessories for each. Drawn by Sheila Young, 1920s. Excellent condition, uncut..

Collection of 19 magazine paper dolls drawn by Berta and Elmer Hader, 1920s $100/200

Lot #491 (Sale Order 489 of 498)

Nineteen full page paper dolls from Good Housekeeping feature "the liveliest paper dolls we have ever seen", with beautiful costumes and accessories for each. The dolls were designed to be made with "movable legs", and the costumes and page illustrations are rich and vibrant. From Good Housekeeping, circa 1925.

"The Kiddyland Movie Cut-Outs", drawn by Thomas Lamb, from Good Housekeeping, 1920s $100/200

Lot #492 (Sale Order 490 of 498)

Beginning in 1922, a series of 23 full pages from ensuring issues feature "Kiddyland Movie Cut-outs drawn by Thomas Lamb. Each page includes a "screen" with directions for construction and "reels" of film with delightful characters and scenes. Excellent condition, 1920s, the premiere issue is presented as the full magazine.

Large collection of handmade paper dolls $200/300

Lot #493 (Sale Order 491 of 498)

Including children, fashionable ladies, some completely drawn and colored by hands, others are a combination of printed and handmade. Late 19th to early 20 century. Good to excellent condition.

Three Boxed Sets of Paper dolls, 1940s/1950s $100/150

Lot #494 (Sale Order 492 of 498)

Including two sets of "Gingham Girl Dolls", each containing an 8" stand-up paper doll, and patterns and fabrics for dresses, by DeJournette of Atlanta (undated, probably 1940s, unplayed with, excellent condition except box lids spotted. And "Magic Stay-on Dresses" paper doll set with 9 3/4" stand-up "Sally" with a large folded sheets of costumes "that stay on without tabs), original scissors and crayon box still sealed, Whitman, c. 1950s, excellent unplayed with condition.

Five "Wood Doll, Standup Dolls" by Whitman, with envelopes of costumes $100/200

Lot #495 (Sale Order 493 of 498)

Each envelope has an attached 9 3/4" tek-wood doll backed by colorful illustrations, and with is a large sheet of four panels of costumes. Including Ginger, Babs, Penny, Bunny and Sissy which according to the envelope covers comprises the complete set, #3985, Whitman. Excellent unplayed with, uncut condition. Circa 1950s.

Two Boxed Sets of Paper Dolls by Whitman, 1950s $100/200

Lot #496 (Sale Order 494 of 498)

Including "The Gang" with five 7 1/2" stand-up tekwood dolls and large sheets of paper dolls for all, with original plastic stands, Whitman, #5332. And "Outdoor Pals" with four 7 1/2" stand-up tekwood dolls, and large sheets of paper dolls and plastic stands, Whitman, #5347. 1950s. Excellent unplayed with, uncut condition of both sets.

Four Boxed Sets of Stand-Up Paper Dolls, by Whitman, 1950s $100/200

Lot #497 (Sale Order 495 of 498)

Including two different sets of "Teen Time Dolls", each with two 10" dolls and uncut panels of costumes, #2627 and #4401. ; "Sweetie Doll" with one 10" doll Honey and uncut panels of costumes, #4124. Along with "Peggy by Playtime House of Rochester, #314 with one 9 1/2" stand-up paper doll and panels of costumes (one costume cut). Excellent condition. 1950s.;

Betsy McCall Paper Sculpture Doll and other Betsy McCall Paper Dolls $100/300

Lot #498 (Sale Order 496 of 498)

15 1/2" x 10 1/2" sheets. A large envelope labeled Betsy McCall Paper Sculpture "Biggest paper Doll" with an illustration of the assembled paper doll contains eight punch-out sheets for assembling Betsy along with some costumes; the envelope is postmarked 1954. Along with other envelopes from Betsy Mcall, postmarked 1973, with small punch-out paper dolls of Betsy and panel sheets of her costumes. Excellent condition.

"Young American Designer" Drawn by Dorothy Hedges, 1941 $100/200

Lot #499 (Sale Order 497 of 498)

20" x 14" box contained two 11" stand-up tek-wood paper dolls, Dot and Peg, along with patterns for making dresses, and sheets of paper and crepe paper trim. A well-detailed booklet includes copious instructions for making the costumes with various details of trim. Excellent condition, one sheet cut for one costume (included), and some repair to box lid. 1951.

Two large paper dolls from Ding-Dong School, in original boxes $100/150

Lot #500 (Sale Order 498 of 498)

Two heavy cardboard flat boxes each contain the parts for assembling a 38" paper doll with "easy to cut-out costumes" described as a "an entertaining playmate". The doll was licensed by Ding-Dong School TV show of the 1950s and has various advertising on the parts. Unplayed with condition, 1950s.


Specialty Auction of Fine and Rare Paper Dolls
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Specialty Auction of Fine and Rare Paper Dolls
by Theriault's Mon, Jun 21, 2010 11:00 AM Eastern An Auction Weekend of Wonderful Antique Dolls and Paper Dolls in Annapolis, Maryland. Fine Collection of Antique Dolls from Private Estates.