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Posted by Mary/Skippercollector on 1/17/2021, 5:24 pm

This is an addendum to the paper doll post I wrote on Dec. 13. You can find the original discussion here:
https://members.boardhost.com/inthepink/msg/1607905376.html
I acquired a completely different sort of Barbie doll dated 1993 and sold by Golden. She came in a large box and was made of thick cardboard. The cardboard is more than a millimeter thick, which is skinny by human standards but "fat" for a paper doll. She's 11 1/2 to 12 inches tall, much higher than the other paper dolls who were usually 8 or 9 inches in height.
I've discovered that these dolls can also be mannequins. If you have a loose fitting dress that will slip over the paper doll's head, she can wear it.
I believe there were a number of these boxed sets sold in the 1990s.

Good idea!

Posted by Nilsa on 1/18/2021, 11:32 am, in reply to "paper doll follow-up"

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This is an addendum to the paper doll post I wrote on Dec. 13. You can find the original discussion here:
https://members.boardhost.com/inthepink/msg/1607905376.html
I acquired a completely different sort of Barbie doll dated 1993 and sold by Golden. She came in a large box and was made of thick cardboard. The cardboard is more than a millimeter thick, which is skinny by human standards but "fat" for a paper doll. She's 11 1/2 to 12 inches tall, much higher than the other paper dolls who were usually 8 or 9 inches in height.
I've discovered that these dolls can also be mannequins. If you have a loose fitting dress that will slip over the paper doll's head, she can wear it.
I believe there were a number of these boxed sets sold in the 1990s.

Great idea, love it!

Posted by Joane In Baltimore on 1/18/2021, 11:05 am, in reply to "paper doll follow-up"

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This is an addendum to the paper doll post I wrote on Dec. 13. You can find the original discussion here:
https://members.boardhost.com/inthepink/msg/1607905376.html
I acquired a completely different sort of Barbie doll dated 1993 and sold by Golden. She came in a large box and was made of thick cardboard. The cardboard is more than a millimeter thick, which is skinny by human standards but "fat" for a paper doll. She's 11 1/2 to 12 inches tall, much higher than the other paper dolls who were usually 8 or 9 inches in height.
I've discovered that these dolls can also be mannequins. If you have a loose fitting dress that will slip over the paper doll's head, she can wear it.
I believe there were a number of these boxed sets sold in the 1990s.

Very interesting. Mary, you find such unusual things.

Posted by Margie on 1/18/2021, 10:21 am, in reply to "paper doll follow-up"

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This is an addendum to the paper doll post I wrote on Dec. 13. You can find the original discussion here:
https://members.boardhost.com/inthepink/msg/1607905376.html
I acquired a completely different sort of Barbie doll dated 1993 and sold by Golden. She came in a large box and was made of thick cardboard. The cardboard is more than a millimeter thick, which is skinny by human standards but "fat" for a paper doll. She's 11 1/2 to 12 inches tall, much higher than the other paper dolls who were usually 8 or 9 inches in height.
I've discovered that these dolls can also be mannequins. If you have a loose fitting dress that will slip over the paper doll's head, she can wear it.
I believe there were a number of these boxed sets sold in the 1990s.

How cute!!

Posted by Kari on 1/17/2021, 11:07 pm, in reply to "paper doll follow-up"

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This is an addendum to the paper doll post I wrote on Dec. 13. You can find the original discussion here:
https://members.boardhost.com/inthepink/msg/1607905376.html
I acquired a completely different sort of Barbie doll dated 1993 and sold by Golden. She came in a large box and was made of thick cardboard. The cardboard is more than a millimeter thick, which is skinny by human standards but "fat" for a paper doll. She's 11 1/2 to 12 inches tall, much higher than the other paper dolls who were usually 8 or 9 inches in height.
I've discovered that these dolls can also be mannequins. If you have a loose fitting dress that will slip over the paper doll's head, she can wear it.
I believe there were a number of these boxed sets sold in the 1990s.

First that I have seen or heard of these paper dolls. Thank you for sharing,.

Posted by Judy in Pa on 1/17/2021, 7:15 pm, in reply to "paper doll follow-up"

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This is an addendum to the paper doll post I wrote on Dec. 13. You can find the original discussion here:
https://members.boardhost.com/inthepink/msg/1607905376.html
I acquired a completely different sort of Barbie doll dated 1993 and sold by Golden. She came in a large box and was made of thick cardboard. The cardboard is more than a millimeter thick, which is skinny by human standards but "fat" for a paper doll. She's 11 1/2 to 12 inches tall, much higher than the other paper dolls who were usually 8 or 9 inches in height.
I've discovered that these dolls can also be mannequins. If you have a loose fitting dress that will slip over the paper doll's head, she can wear it.
I believe there were a number of these boxed sets sold in the 1990s.

I've never seen these before. Very cool. I'll have to keep an eye out.

Posted by Bethany in PA on 1/17/2021, 5:48 pm, in reply to "paper doll follow-up"

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This is an addendum to the paper doll post I wrote on Dec. 13. You can find the original discussion here:
https://members.boardhost.com/inthepink/msg/1607905376.html
I acquired a completely different sort of Barbie doll dated 1993 and sold by Golden. She came in a large box and was made of thick cardboard. The cardboard is more than a millimeter thick, which is skinny by human standards but "fat" for a paper doll. She's 11 1/2 to 12 inches tall, much higher than the other paper dolls who were usually 8 or 9 inches in height.
I've discovered that these dolls can also be mannequins. If you have a loose fitting dress that will slip over the paper doll's head, she can wear it.
I believe there were a number of these boxed sets sold in the 1990s.

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