Tomorrow is my mom's birthday. I have a feeling Roy and Dale will be making an appearance. This birthday card is from Carlton Cards, Inc., Dallas, Texas - 1987. The artist is Jill Wright.
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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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- Happy Birthday To WANDA
- Happy Trails To You!
- Can You Find The Twins? Contest, 1928
- Lima's Paper Doll Gift, 1970
- Birthday Girl Paper Doll Greetings Card
- Ted E. Bear Paper Doll, 1935
- Marge, Olga and Jerry from Aunt Elsie Club Members...
- COUNT THE SQUARES Contest, 1950
- What Kind Of Hair Do I Want Lesley To Have?
- Tippi Hedren for Coppertone, 1967
- See Why Saucy Susan Smiles! 1943
- Cut Out for Summer Week-Ends, 1958
- Great Grampa Peace by Helen McCook
- Kissin' Cousin Mary Jane by Helen McCook
- Happy Father's Day
- Paper Doll Family Ad, 1924
- MODISH MITZI - January 29, 1927
- SUPERDAD Movie Coloring Contest, 1974
- Father's Day Contest, 1960
- Frances Paper Doll from Wee Wisdom Magazine
- The Duchess of Denver and Miss Climpson Paper Doll...
- Lord Peter Wimsey's Girlfriend
- Mickey Mouse and Clara Bow Twins, 1931
- The Witch Cave Baby paper doll appeared in the Tr...
- Walking Fritz, A Paper Doll - 1928
- FRECKLES PHILCO - A Counting Contest, 1959
- Dallasandra, the Neiman-Marcus Paper Doll, 1963
- New Brownie Uniforms Paper Doll, 1974
- Marilyn Monroe Paper Doll, Life Magazine 1986
- Red Riding Hood Paper Doll, 1912
- Little Red Riding Hood, Junior Editors, 1955
- JUNIOR and His Earth, Sea and Sky Costumes, 1932
- SKY DEVILS Movie Coloring Contest 1940
- Find The AVIATORS, 1910
- Aeroplaning with Alvie, 1917
- Bibsy
- THE MUSEUM OF COSTUME Cut-Out Doll
- BEADRA Paper Doll by LaVerne, 1982
- Hooverizing in Squirrel Land, 1917
- The DOLLHOUSE At Lunch Time, 1917
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