DORIS DAY - 1950s. This is another set where the dolls don't actually look like the star featured. I've attempted to correct that. Doris Day had a long career and was the subject of several paper doll sets over the decades. This is from the early 1950s and has some nice fashions as well as a few somewhat strange "movie" costumes.
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PINKY & BLUE BOY. No, not the famous paintings, but a cute pair from the 1950's. I rather like these dolls with no visible arms thus...
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ELIZABETH TAYLOR 1956. We're back with the biggest movie star of all time and the undisputed Queen of the paper doll sets. I think this ...
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