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Showing posts with label vintage paper dolls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage paper dolls. Show all posts

Friday, January 4, 2019

Vintage Paper Doll Set


I have a set of Lettie Lane paper dolls dated 1908 that I cleaned up. The page was actually in pretty good shape, I just fixed a few splotches. The sheet is big - 14" tall.
You can get the full sized sheet from my Dropbox. They will be available until January 20th (due to the fact that my dropbox is almost full!)
Free for Personal use.
If you prefer you can also download from here, but you won't get the full sized sheet.
To download click on the image to open the picture in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.


Thursday, August 16, 2018

Vintage Paper Doll Postcard


Raphael Tuck published a series of cat paper doll postcards portraying children's stories. In this one, the heroic tabby dresses as Alladin! The artist was Louis Wain, who was famous for his beautiful cat paintings. This was published in the 1930s.

Free to download for personal use.


Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Dolly Dingle Paper Dolls

I shared a Grace Drayton Halloween postcard yesterday. She is also famous for her Dolly Dingle paper dolls that were published for years in the Pictoral Review magazine. There are lots of reproductions out there, but this is a scan from the original magazine, dated around the early 1930s. Scan quality isn't great, but it should print fine!  

Free for personal use only please.




Wednesday, May 30, 2018

Vintage Paper Doll Scraps


I have a special love for paper dolls! These are part of a set of Victorian scraps that were published by Tuck. You were supposed to make a card body for the dolls and attach the arms and legs.

These can be used for so many craft projects!  Free to download for personal use.

To download, click on the image to open a larger size in another window, then right click to save the file to your computer.



Wednesday, May 2, 2018


Paper dolls are so cool! I wish I had a huge collection to play with. This Little Bo Peep doll is actually from an old postcard. Tuck published a series of fairy tale paper doll postcards They are pretty valuable now, most likely because all of the kids cut them up to play with, so they are scarce. Free to download for personal use.
Click on the image to open it in a separate window, then right click to save the file to your computer.
If you like the daily freebies please let me know!  Comments are so welcome and really make my day happy!