A variety of dresses and styles: slinky cocktail dress, strapless evening gown, a work-day dress and an old-fashioned gown. I'd place this in the late 1940s, too, because of the fuller profile, longer hemlines, and hair style.
Hi--I just came to your blog via your contribution CCP's zine, Atlas of Childhood. What a FABULOUS collection. I posted about my paperdolls a few weeks ago (http://remainsofday.blogspot.com/2011/03/paper-dolls.html), but I had no idea how many amazing paperdolls are/were out there in the world. I'm also excited by your postings on Philadelphia; while I won't be there for the paperdoll convention (had no idea there was such a thing!), my family and I are visiting there next month.
Hi--I just came to your blog via your contribution CCP's zine, Atlas of Childhood. What a FABULOUS collection. I posted about my paperdolls a few weeks ago (http://remainsofday.blogspot.com/2011/03/paper-dolls.html), but I had no idea how many amazing paperdolls are/were out there in the world. I'm also excited by your postings on Philadelphia; while I won't be there for the paperdoll convention (had no idea there was such a thing!), my family and I are visiting there next month.
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