Do you remember making your own paper dolls from fashion magazines, pattern books and catalogs? Here a treasure trove of fashions cut from around the 1910s. A fun surprise in Sylvia Kleindinst’s collection.
The Boston Herald Ladies and 35 of the 38 costumes from the 1895 series. Bruce Patrick Jones has dibs on this collection but I’ll be posting smaller sets on paperdollreview.com. It’s a treat to see these early paper dolls in real life!
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We published 25 paper doll books in 2024! A big thank you to the artists, artist estates, designers, writers and editors for helping to make this happen. Thanks also to our wonderful collecting community! Your enthusiasm, support and sales keep our business going. Visit paperdollreview.com to shop for these books and more! Be sure to sign up for our enewsletter to keep tabs on what’s happening in 2025! 🩵👗
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You always have a friend in the paper doll world! These little girls are from the “Six Little Steppers” paper doll book. paperdollreview.com
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Here’s a look at our Paperdoll Review magazine issue 91! Single issues available on our website. Thanks to everyone who contributed art and articles!
Here’s a look between the covers of our beautiful new paper doll book by Dan DeSantis. Click the link in our bio to order.
One of my favorite sets by Ralph Hodgdon. This is from Sylvia Kleindinst’s collection. Just posted it on paperdollreview.com! I don’t think it will last long!
A spectacular boxed set by John Darcy Noble, created as a souvenir for the 1991 California Paper Doll Convention
Good Queen Bess, a boxed overlay paper doll by Deanna Williams, created as a souvenir for the 2000 California Regional Paper Doll Convention.
Playing paper dolls with “Deco Kids” by Alina Kolluri. paperdollreview.com
Paper dolls from ‘70s Retro Deco by Brenda Sneathen Mattox, paperdollreview.com
Playing paper dolls with “Big ‘n’ Little Sisters 6 and Sweet 16 Paper Dolls,” Merrill 1960.