WE'RE TWINS

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Carrying Case Back

WE'RE TWINS.

More Peter Max inspired paper dolls from the 1970's. These twin dolls have the same body shape and so can wear each others outfits. There's even a nifty carrying case to transport both dolls and clothes.

Next week, to start off June, we will feature Bridal Sets!

 

CASUAL COMPANY

CASUAL COMPANY.

Fast forward 60 years to the 1970's and oh how fashions have changed from the early 1900's. This set seems to be influenced by the work of artist Peter Max whose pop art posters were popular during that decade.

 

DOWNTON ABBEY STYLE

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Downton Abbey Background Right Side

DOWNTON ABBEY STYLE.

Fashions from the period of the early 1900's through the 1920's as featured in the hit TV drama and it's movie spin-offs. There's even a nice bi-fold background to pose these lovely ladies in front of. As Lady Mary might say, "How Thrilling!"

 

ARCHIE'S GIRLS

 

ARCHIE'S GIRLS.

From the pages of the comic books here are Archie Andrews and his gal pals Betty and Veronica. This is a reworking of previously released doll body shapes for the Bob Cummings Models and later Dr. Kildare sets. Reworked or redrawn sets were common throughout the heyday of paper doll publishing.

More interesting and unusual paper dolls coming next week!

 

STAR PRINCESS & PLUTA 2

 

Star Princess Background Left Side.

 

Star Princess Background Right Side. 

STAR PRINCESS & PLUTA 2.

Released during the STAR WARS craze in the early 1980's but pretty firmly based on Flash Gordon and Buck Rogers from decades earlier, Star Princess was not a paper doll version of any real doll as so many were during this period. I've added a bi-fold background just for fun.

She and her faithful robot companion Pluta appeared in another set from the same time which I posted back on September 25, 2023.