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This is a set of clothes for a paper doll, Baby Blue, of the Dolly Varden series manufactured by McLoughlin Brothers. The clothes are in the original envelope, however the doll herself is missing.

No caption on back. Unmailed postcard. Library Postcards New York

Perforated on recto, "Property Davis & Sanford, New York"|Handwritten on verso, "1929, D-S-B-56404, Mrs. Harry Crosby"|Stamped on verso, "The Davis and Sanford Studio, 597 Fifth Avenue, submits this p…

color photograph; 4 x 6 inches

color poster; 61 x 46 cm

This doll is part of the Topsey Doll series, in the penny group, manufactured by McLoughlin Bros. She's printed in a paper foldout booklet, in color, with three outfits.

The Library of Columbia University, New York New York Library Postcards

William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody wrote this letter of introduction for Chinquilla on May 3, 1902. Chinquilla, sometimes known as Mary Chinquilla or Princess Chinquilla, was born on the Cheyenne and Arap…

color photograph; 4 x 6 inches

This paper doll comes with three outfits, two hats, and two different hairs. These pieces are not cut out. Betsy Brunette is part of the Dolly Varden Series, manufactured by McLoughlin Bros. She is wi…

color photograph; 6 x 4 inches

Perforated on recto, "Property Davis & Sanford, New York"|Handwritten on verso, "1929, Nf.-J-56404, Mrs. Harry Crosby"|Stamped on verso, "The Davis and Sanford Studio, 597 Fifth Avenue, submits this p…

Printed on recto, "Proofs Only, Associated News, Photographic Service, Inc., 20 West 57th Street, New York City"|Handwritten on recto, "no"|Handwritten on verso, "Caresse, 1940"

Handwritten on verso, "New York, 1948."