JULIE NIXON

1969. Back of my paper doll book. Julie and Tricia Nixon.

Life Magazine.

1969. Julie Nixon paper doll from my paper doll book.

TRICIA NIXON

Probably from Life Magazine. The magazine paper dolls are from my mom's collection and she never writes the information on her paper dolls. I scanned the paper doll the best I could on my little dinky printer.

1969. WHITE HOUSE Paper Dolls from Artcraft, 4475, price .29c. The Saalfield Publishing Co., Akron, Ohio. Made in U. S. A. - - - - I was in elementary school when Richard Nixon was president. I always thought that Julie and Tricia were very pretty and this paper doll book is from my childhood. I never even cut-out some of the dresses.

GILDA RADNER Cut-Out Doll Book, 1979

The GILDA RADNER Cut-Out Doll Book, 1979, Above Average Productions Inc., Avon Books. When I think of Gilda Radner I of course think of Saturday Night Live. She was a very funny woman. I also think of her struggle with ovarian cancer, a battle she eventually lost. My mom also went through that battle with ovarian cancer, a battle she won.

COSTUMES Cut and Colour Book, 1983

Meet Emily and Jane.

1983. COSTUMES CUT AND COLOUR BOOK by Helen Herbert and published by Dinosaur Publications Ltd, Over, Cambridge, Great Britain. The costumes in this book are taken from Museums in Great Britain. A terrific paper doll book that my mom purchused on her great adventure with Bobby in Britain. There are many more wonderful pages of costumes in this book - I highly recommend it. Thanks mom.

Paper Doll Babies

A piece of my childhood. These babies are from THE CANDY STRIPERS, A Paper Doll Book, 1973 The Saalfield Publishing Company.

January 12, 1936. A cute newspaper paper doll of a baby from a SLT Junior member.

My TINA Paper Doll, 1967

Whitman #1952, price .29 cents, TINA AND TRUDY Cut-Out Dolls, 1967, by Kathy Lawrence. Trudy and the two poodles must have joined the circus because I have not been able to find them. This was one of my earliest paper doll books and a very cute one at that.

EDWARDIAN COSTUMES, National Trust Acorns, 1985

EDWARDIAN COSTUMES was one of a series of paper doll books published by The National Trust. The paper dolls are reversible - brightly colored on one side and black & white on the other side. I do not know if these books are still available but I highly recommend them. Thanks mom.

CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS Paper Dolls by Tom Tierney, 1991

An excellent paper doll book by Tom Tierney and published by Dover Publications in 1991. The paper dolls in this book are Christopher Columbus, Diego Columbus (son of Columbus and Felipa), Felipa Perestrello e Moniz (wife of Columbus), Queen Isabella, Ferdinand II, Beatriz Enriquez, Hernando Columbus (son of Columbus and Beatriz Enriquez), Vicente Yaniez Pinzon (commander of the Nina) and Martin Alonso Pinzon (commander of the Pinta).