America's Early Advertising Paper Dolls by Lagretta Metzger Bajorek In a few cases

In a few cases

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America's Early Advertising Paper Dolls by Lagretta Metzger Bajorek In a few casesTable of Contents Colorful paper dolls that sold everything from coffee to cathartics, from tea to thread, from cocoa to corsets. These dolls were the playthings of generations of children from the 1890s to the First World War. These wonderful examples of advertising art include fanciful characters from the imagination of artists like Palmer Cox. Dolls dressed in the national costumes of the many immigrants to the United States had a special appeal to