Dorita con sus vestidos ca. 1934

One of my finds at the paper doll convention in Indianapolis

The Child/Collection 5--Number 72 Dorita and her dresses.

A Day in the Life of a Mannequin by Ralph Barton, ca. 1930s

From the collection of Renaldo Barnette.

 

Another Little Nemo's Bear, 1907

 

The first Little Nemo I had was a gift from Carol Carey in 2007. I didn't realize it was part of a series, until I was browsing the items Sharon Yarter had for sale at the convention last month, and found this one. These cutouts were part of the New York Herald Sunday Supplement.

At School, 1896

The Boston Sunday Globe had an excellent series of collectible cutouts in its Art Supplement. This one is in pretty poor shape, but irresistible nonetheless. April 26, 1896.

 

Think Pink! The 2025 Morgantown Luncheon

We hope you'll join us May 3rd, 2025 

for the Morgantown Luncheon. 

And no matter how you choose to pay, be sure to download 

the registration form and send it to Valerie Keller 

via snail mail, email or text.

Click on the Think Pink! picture on the side

 of this page for the registration form.

Paper Doll Heaven!

I’m still on the road —and on cloud nine—after attending the fabulous convention organized by Sharry and Micheal O’Hara and Beth and Kevin Wilkins. 

When I get home (soon) I’ll have more pictures to share—and I’ll update this page with a PayPal button for those who want to attend the Morgantown luncheon in May.

“Think Pink!”

Sister Nell Goes to a Party, 1925

 Nell looks swell in this Nandor Honti paper doll that appeared 

in McCall's magazine in Nov. 1925.

The convention is upon us!

Hope to see many of you there.