Morphy Auctions May 2009 Sale

Description Circa early 20th Century. An album of dolls and clothing from different sets. A 'mix and match' group in fair to good conditi...

Description Circa 1860s. This set was published by Kimmel and Forster. The 7-inch, light cardboard doll and her children are pictured on the box c

Description Circa mid 1800s. Drawn from Jenny's favorite portrait, the 7" doll has nine costumes (#8 is missing) and four hats. The insi...

Description ND. This incomplete group includes "Jane the Nurse", "Jenny" and "Jack". All the dolls have damage that...

Description Circa 1890s. The 12.5-inch doll (no easel back) and her outfits are embossed. The clothing depicts six stages in the life of a woman,

Description Circa 1890s. "Little Martha" is complete with doll, four outfits, four hats and a wrinkled envelope. "Little Janice&qu...

Description Circa 1830s. This is a beautiful 7-inch light cardboard front/back "Psyche" with three front/back gowns in excellent condit...

Description Circa 1840. The 7-inch light cardboard doll has a metal reinforcement and a bend across his knees. He has ten outfits reflecting a ch

Description Circa 1840. A reinforced 7-inch doll on cardboard with four outfits depicting activities of the period, and four hats. Hand coloring,

Description Circa 1830. This 6.5-inch front/back lady has eight hand painted gowns, including a bridal gown and veil. The doll is reinforced, her

Description Circa 1840. Reinforced, cardboard doll with four outfits and one hat. The clothing represents the life of a young woman of the period

Description Circa 1840. A reinforced 6.75-inch young woman with three costumes and one hat. The paper back costumes represent typical daily activi

Description Circa 1850s. Two interchangeable 6-inch ladies with nine hand colored costumes and five bonnets. Slight differences in painting, size

Description Circa 1840. The light colored "Boy" is 5.5-inches tall with metal reinforcement and a repaired neck. He has six hand colore...

Description ND. Published by J. Ottmann Lithograph Company, the 11-inch Buster has four outfits and hats. Tige grins happily by his side. The env

Description Circa 19th-20th century. This lot includes "Scissors Play paper Dolls", a Mother Goose Set published by Graham and Matlock,...

Description Circa 1930s-1941s. The "Campbell Kid Town" has lots of cut pieces in very good condition with the original mailing envelope...

Description Dated 1915. Four 9-inch easel back dolls with two boxes in fair condition. Apart from three missing hats, the outfits are complete. The

Description ND. A large album with many sets of paper dolls. No set is complete amd all show average age and wear.

Description 1897. Two 14.75” x 22” New York Herald sheets. Includes “My Lady Faire Doll”. A stand-up doll can be made from each sheet by pasting a

Description ND. The “Toy Army I Can Make” is a 1917 book with 21 pages of various military figures embroiled in WWI. The rest of this lot is made

Description Circa early 20th Century. Four 13.5-inch embossed die cuts of King George and Queen Mary, Prince Edward and Princess Alexandria. The c

Description Circa mid 20th century. A large portfolio of 193 uncut newspaper sheets. The characters include Boots, Winnie Winkle, Brenda Starr, Ba

Description ND. The boxed set has six mint and uncut 4.5" x 6" sheets of dogs and cats to cut out and dress. The box has side splits.

Description Circa 19th century. This reinforced 8-inch doll was used as an advertising piece for the Journal de Modes. "Psyche" has twe...

Description Circa 1850s. Two exquisite, identical front/back reinforced 9.75-inch ladies. There are nine front/back hand painted gowns, one shawl,

Description ND. Paper Doll post cards from Royal Garden Tees, Raphael Tuck, Gibson, etc. The Subject matter includes Dolly Dingles, kids at play,

Description ND. "Dressing Dolls, Series 1" includes Tommy Lad, Pretty, Peggy, Little Pamela, Jack at Play, Our Jimmy and Dolly Dimple. ...

Description ND. "Dressing Dolls, Series 3" includes Queen of Hearts, Piper's Son, Little Boy Blue, Little Betty Blue, Handy Spandy,...

Description Dated 1937. A desirable, uncut McLoughlin book with two dolls and eight pages of fabulous 30s fashions. The pages are fragile and show

Description Dated 1941. The 11"x14" Lowe book "Career Girls" has six dolls and six pages of acceptable fashions for a 1940s w...

Description ND. Published by W. Hagelberg in Germany, this set has a 7-inch baby with three outfits and two hats, and a stand-up rocking cradle. T

Description ND. "Dolly Bright Eyes", a 10-inch embossed Nister paper doll, has four outfits, two hats and an extra headless body. Attem...

Description Dated 1920. "My Book Of Darling Dolls" is an uncut, unused book of six very cute dolls with nine clothing pages to cut and ...

Description Circa 1890s. The "Prince and Princesses" set includes Marguerite of Spain, the Dauphin of France, Wilhelmina of Holland, Wi...

Description There are fifteen front/back characters and twenty-one articles of clothing representing a variety of historical costumes. The charact

Description Dated 1932. "Kitchen, Living Room and Bath" has six pages (including covers) of 250 room and accessory pieces. One piece wa...

Description Circa 1890s to 1930s. This lot includes thirty-one McLoughlin "Highlanders" on wooden stands, and a group of ten Doughboys ...

Description Dated 1940. This uncut 11" x 14" GWTW was published by the Merrill Company and has five dolls and eight clothing pages with...

Description Dated 1940. Merrill's 10.25" x 17.25" GWTW has eighteen dolls and six clothing pages. Melanie's head has separated ...

Description Dated 1940. The better of the two GWTW books in this auction. Once again, you'll meet all the characters you know and love (and s...

Description Dated 1940. "Shirley Temple Paper Dolls", Saalfield #1787, has two dolls and eight clothing pages. The cover has spine and ...

Description Circa 1940s. This large Whitman book depicts the legendary comedian Fanny Brice as her most famous character, "Baby Snooks"...

Description Circa 1920s to 1940s. This lot includes two boxed sets of "The Twinnies" from different decades. The sets are cut with many...

Description Circa 1900s to 1930s. The "Joykins Bear Family" has three 9" x 13" heavy cardboard sheets from the "Heroes o...

Description Dated 1951. "The Book of Model Fire Engines", published by Grosset and Dunlap, in an eleven page activity book with punch o...

Description Circa 1890s. Five compartments house six little girls and their numerous dresses and hats. Dolls and clothing are brightly colored and

Description ND. This 9.75" x 13.75" McLoughlin book has two dolls and six clothing pages. Costumes include Queen of Hearts, Red Riding ...

Description ND. Published by George W. Jacobs, this 9.5" and 13" folder has six uncut sheets depicting Dorothy, her sisters, neighbor a...

Description Includes one Kestner doll with stationary blue eyes, open mouth with teeth and one #109 Heinrich Handwerck molded doll. Both dolls are