Big and little sister paper dolls by Jean Rossiter, age 14, Aunt Elsie club member. Big sister looks like Barbie to me - was Barbie around in 1952? From October 12, 1952.
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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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