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A flower kaleidoscope by inkspired and the KaleidoCam app
I haven’t shared paper dolls in awhile.
Time for a paper trip to Russia!
Artist Tatiana Beeva
Dolly Dingle first appeared in
‘The Pictorial Review’ magazine in 1913.
For many many years Dolly Dingle had paper doll adventures with themes such as
Dolly visits the Opera,
Dolly adopts a War Orphan,
Dolly’s Country Cousin visits,
and
Dolly’s World Flight.
Grace G. Drayton is the artist.
Ms. Drayton is also the artist that created
‘The Campbell Soup kids’.
Today she visits Russia!
Vintage Dolly Dingle - Russia
Artist Grace G. Drayton
This paper doll girl is part of a series of one page
paper dolls featuring a different country each.
Sorry, I could not find a better photo of her.
From a paper doll book of goddesses,
Dover Publications
A series of black and white French language paper dolls
with items from their country
By hugolescargot.com
This is from a Dolls of the Nations series of
wrap-around paper dolls
printed in the Boston Sunday Globe.
I just love the vintage features
and coloring in them!
Lettie Lane was a wonderful paper doll series
that was first printed in 1908,
the October issue of The Ladies Home Journal.
This paper doll series by Sheila Young
is the one you want to go to for accurate fashions and style from 1908-1915.
Dover Publications has many of them in
a reproduction paper doll book form.
A series of Russian headdresses through the years
Lastly I would like to share
Kellogg’s Krumbles “Russia”
one page paper doll from their
‘Around the World Cut Out Dolls’ series.
This series feature one page with 2 paper dolls,
traditional costumes and
a little ‘fact blurb’ about the country.
It was, best as I can find out,
a 1930-1950 cereal premium.
I hope you have enjoyed this variety of
International paper dolls
with a Russian theme.
There are more countries to be explored,
more paper dolls to discover
and play with!
‘Til next time,
inkspired
A few places I found information:
Pinterest.com
Opdag.com
Isabellaalden.com
MaineMemory.net
I haven’t shared paper dolls in awhile.
Time for a paper trip to Russia!
Dolly Dingle first appeared in
‘The Pictorial Review’ magazine in 1913.
For many many years Dolly Dingle had paper doll adventures with themes such as
Dolly visits the Opera,
Dolly adopts a War Orphan,
Dolly’s Country Cousin visits,
and
Dolly’s World Flight.
Grace G. Drayton is the artist.
Ms. Drayton is also the artist that created
‘The Campbell Soup kids’.
Today she visits Russia!
Artist Grace G. Drayton
paper dolls featuring a different country each.
Sorry, I could not find a better photo of her.
From a paper doll book of goddesses,
Dover Publications
A series of black and white French language paper dolls
with items from their country
By hugolescargot.com
This is from a Dolls of the Nations series of
wrap-around paper dolls
printed in the Boston Sunday Globe.
I just love the vintage features
and coloring in them!
Lettie Lane was a wonderful paper doll series
that was first printed in 1908,
the October issue of The Ladies Home Journal.
This paper doll series by Sheila Young
is the one you want to go to for accurate fashions and style from 1908-1915.
Dover Publications has many of them in
a reproduction paper doll book form.
Lastly I would like to share
Kellogg’s Krumbles “Russia”
one page paper doll from their
‘Around the World Cut Out Dolls’ series.
This series feature one page with 2 paper dolls,
traditional costumes and
a little ‘fact blurb’ about the country.
It was, best as I can find out,
a 1930-1950 cereal premium.
I hope you have enjoyed this variety of
International paper dolls
with a Russian theme.
There are more countries to be explored,
more paper dolls to discover
and play with!
‘Til next time,
inkspired
A few places I found information:
Pinterest.com
Opdag.com
Isabellaalden.com
MaineMemory.net
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