Paper Girl Doll
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Descriptive Information
Title | Paper Girl Doll |
Coverage-Year | 189X/192X |
Description | This is a girl paper doll identified as 'Violet.' Over a petticoat, she wears a white dress with thin pink stripes and blue ribbons. |
Interpretation | Although it was popular starting with the 1890's to use paper dolls as advertisements for women's magazines and underwear, these paper dolls advertised McLaughlin's Coffee and one doll with dress came with every bag. Like the cloth advertising dolls, these paper dolls represent the continuing growth of a mass consumer U.S. market. |
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Author or Creator | McLaughlin's Coffee |
Resource Type | Still image |
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Collection Publisher | Early American Museum |
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Resource Identifier | 1992.015.0473 |
Collection | Teaching with Digital Content (Cultural Heritage Community) |
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Paper Girl Doll |