CHARLOTTE Paper Doll

October 22, 1911. Charlotte needs help with her wardrobe. Get your paints, crayons or colored pencils and make her dresses pretty.

Fife & Drum

October 10, 1909. A fife and drum marching band from Cut-Outs For Children. Looks like part of the band that I previously posted on September 25, 2009.

Red Riding Hood Paper Doll, 1912

Red Riding Hood paper doll from May 26, 1912.

Color BETHSAIDA, 1911

The lovely BETHSAIDA paper doll is feeling a little wan and colorless - can you help her? Paints, colored pencils or crayons will once again make BETHSAIDA and her wardrobe the envy of all the other paper dolls. From October 15, 1911.

A Young Lady To Color

Hey kids, get your crayons, colored pencils or paints and get busy! This young lady and her wardrobe need some color. All kids, ages 1 to 100, can make this paper doll a one-of-a-kind work of art. From November 09, 1913.

Cut-Outs for Children, February 26, 1911

CUT-OUTS FOR CHILDREN - March 12, 1911

CUT-OUTS FOR CHILDREN, October 31, 1909

A very cute paper doll from the long-running newspaper paper doll series "CUT-OUTS FOR CHILDREN. This little girl paper doll and her costumes from around the world appeared in newspapers on October 31, 1909.

A Happy New Year Cut-Out, 1913

Happy New Year for 1913 from the Cut-outs For Children newspaper paper doll series. This paper doll appeared in newspapers on December 29, 1912.

The Frog Prince and Florence Paper Dolls, 1912

The Frog Prince paper doll from the Cut-Outs For Children series, September 01, 1912 and the lady paper doll (I named her Florence) from August 18, 1912.

CUT-OUTS FOR CHILDREN, 1910

This is from a series of cut-outs that appeared weekly in newspapers starting about 1909 and lasting into the teens. This cut-out is from May 08, 1910.

Cut-Outs For Children - 1909

This paper doll looks very sassy. Hands on hip and a look that says "You can't tell me what to do." - not my favorite look, I have seen it too often. This paper doll is from the Cut-Outs For Children series that appeared in newspapers in 1909 and 1910. Sassy girl is from November of 1909.

GOLDEN MAGAZINE, 1965

Pompom Penny and the Animal Cut-Out are from The GOLDEN MAGAZINE For Boys and Girls. I know that the animal cut-out is from August 1965 but I am not sure about the Pompom Penny paper doll. My mom has a large paper doll and cut-outs collection and these items are part of her collection.

Marching Band Cut-Outs from 1909

CUT-OUTS FOR CHILDREN appeared in the Sunday Washington Post newspaper from 1909 through 1910. This Marching Band Cut-Out is from August 01, 1909. Bobby played the tuba in the Reagan High School Marching Band in the late 1970's, so pretend the tuba player without the beard is named Bobby.