I could not find the name of the artist of "Did You Lose A Dolly". It is from a Sunday Magazine of the New York Tribune, dated June 26, 1904.
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Most of the paper dolls on this site are from newspaper archives. All newspaper items have been copied in black and white. I have added color to some of the paper dolls. All of the coloring contests for movies and from ads were found searching through newspapers.
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- Color ROY ROGERS & TRIGGER Contest, 1946
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- PUG and DAVEY Paper Dolls, 1951
- TILLIE THE TOILER Paper Doll, 1933
- PAPER DOLL from Aunt Elsie, 1919
- "Did You Lose A Dolly" Newspaper Poster
- JACQUELINE Paper Doll by Laura Brock
- On The Beach by John F. Woolrich
- LEOLA Cut-Out Doll
- BABE Paper Doll
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- UNCLE OZZEE POZZEE Paper Doll
- The Suffragette by Maurice Ketten
- The Rialto Girl by Maurice Ketten
- The Sixth Ave. Girl by Maurice Ketten
- The Broadway Girl by Maurice Ketten
- HELEN HAYES Paper Doll, 1935
- FRECKLES AND FRIENDS Paper Dolls
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- PUG, 1950
- BOOTS, 1950
- ETHEL HAYS, Illustrator
- PAPER DOLL by Raye Dryer, 1913
- BOOTS, yet again
- A WINDY DAY, Newspaper Poster
- LITTLE MISS MUFFET Paper Doll
- LITTLE BETTY BLUE Paper Doll
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