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DOLL READER: Collector's Guide To Dolls & Miniatures Bibliography
1991 - 2000
Volume 19, 1991: 9 ISSUES
Volume 19, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1991
Page Count: 336
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Dolls with Molded Brown Hair, Part I
by Estelle Johnston - The Holiday Greetings of Ellen H. Clapsaddle
by Marjorie A. Ryan - Parians, Part II: Glass-eyed Hatted and Male Dolls
by Ruth Ware Mathis - Christmas in New Zealand
by Denise Jackson & Peggy Armstrong - "Little Mamas" at Christmas
by Jeannie DiMauro - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Snow Babies and Our Celectration of Christmas
by Robert R. Brenner
- Dolls with Molded Brown Hair, Part I
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- You!...Boys and Girls Forever. Takara Company's Lifelike Children
by A. Glenn Mandeville - What Will Santa Bring?
by Susan Girardot - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Forty Years of Gotz Dolls
by Elizabeth Byrd - More Decorative Celluloid Dolls' Heads
by Jack Tempest - Merry Christmas - 1930
by Kerra Davis - Made in England by Norah Wellings
by Jennylou Hamilton Schoelwer - Canadian Doll Stamps
by Jacqueline Wilson - Tribute to the Great Madame: Madame Beatrice Alexander
by John Axe - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - Advertising Dolls
by Alma Wolfe - Doll Christmas Tree of the White House
by Marian Potter
- You!...Boys and Girls Forever. Takara Company's Lifelike Children
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Santas by Beth Cameron
by Ann Bahar - The Linden Folk - You Can Almost Touch the Magic
by Susan Uva - Tom Tierney, Creator of Celebrity Paper Dolls
by Betty Freudenheim - The Extraordinary Talent of Salzburg's Etty Doringer
by Martha Martin
- Santas by Beth Cameron
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- A Christmas Carousel
by Beverly Bihn - Dressing a Ballerina Doll
by Donna Miska - Lisette: Doll Clothes in 1928
by Claude Laurens - Ruth Gibbs
by Katherine Kuckens - Dolly's Dressmaker
by Blair & Margaret Whitton
- A Christmas Carousel
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Index
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 19, Issue #2: Feb/Mar. 1991
Page Count: 304
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Dolls with Molded Brown Hair, Part II
by Estelle Johnston - Parians, Part III: Decorated Bisque and Fancies
by Ruth Ware Mathis - Shopping in Paris For a Bebe Jumeau in 1887 to 1888
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - A New England Style Doll Auction
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli - Yankee Doodle Drummer Doll Show in Dedham
by Barbara J. Rand - Irene Turns Her Collection Into a Museum
by Jack Tempest - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Little Mamas Happy School Days: 1890 to 1931
by Jeannie DiMauro
- Dolls with Molded Brown Hair, Part II
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Sonja Hartmann
by Maggie Hannah - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - John Axe: An Example in Excellence
- Enticement With a Doll Twist
by Kerra Davis - From Dolls' Clothes to Dolls: The Amanda Jane Doll Story
by Barbara Pickering - Ginny's Birth
by Sue Nettingham Roberts & Dorothy Bunker - Daisy Mae
by Susan Girardot - Debutantes
- Barbie, Deep in the Heart of Texas: A Convention Report
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Cigar Box Collecting: Why Not Knotters
by Patricia Hiatt Bayles - Coco...Madame Alexander's One Year of Magic
by A. Glenn Mandeville - 1990 Dolls Of The Year Awards
- Dolls Old and New
by Bedford Jones - Advertising Dolls
by Alma Wolfe
- Sonja Hartmann
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Rotraut Schrott
by Ursula Driskell - Artist Dolls by Elizabeth Ozdemir
by Ann Bahar - Toy Fair 1991
- Creating a Centennial Tribute
by Jane R. Neale - Introducing Janis Harris: New Zealand's Premier Maori Doll Artist
by Martha Martin
- Rotraut Schrott
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Princess Diana's Red Silk Ball Gown
by Judy Arrington - Underwear Patterns for 10 1/2" Bisque-headed Dolls
by Dorothy S. and Evelyn Jane Coleman - From Ragamuffin to Shining Star Again
by Susan Girardot
- Princess Diana's Red Silk Ball Gown
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 19, Issue #3: April 1991
Page Count: 248
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Multiple Use of Molds, Part I
by Estelle D.R.L. Johnston - Ernst Auction
by Ursula D. Driskell - The Winthrop and Bodmer Auctions: Prices of Antique Dolls in 1979 and 1989, Part I
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - China Dolls: The Beginning
by Ruth Ware Mathis - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke
- Multiple Use of Molds, Part I
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Ginny's Formative Years
by Sue Nettingham Roberts & Dorothy Bunker - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Madame Hendren Lenci Look-alike Doll: Follow-up Report
by Ursula R. Mertz - Dolls and Puppets by Else Hecht
by Diane M. Goff - Rare and unusual Collectible Dolls
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Walt Disney World's 2nd Annual Showcase of Dolls
- Ideal Dolls: The Founding Era, 1907 to 1927, Part I
by Judith Izen - Toy Fair 1991
- Advertising Dolls
by Alma Wolfe - Debutantes
- Ginny's Formative Years
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Maree Massey: Original Australian Doll Artist
by Lesley Hurford - Jude Crossland: Canadian Doll Artist
by Loraine Wellman - Hirano Masamichi, Doll Maker
by Jacqueline Ruyak - "The Premier Evening With Phyllis" Hospitality in the Ozarks
by Betty Hodges
- Maree Massey: Original Australian Doll Artist
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Vive La France! Vive La Mode of 1946 Immortalized in Miniature, Part I
by Gail Enid Zimmer - The "Dolls" of Maryhill
by Opal Duthie - Fabulous "Furs"!
by Barbara Guyette - Scottish Costume for an 11 1/2in Fashion Doll
by Loraine Wellman
- Vive La France! Vive La Mode of 1946 Immortalized in Miniature, Part I
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 19, Issue #4: May 1991
Page Count: 280
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Multiple Use of Molds, Part II
by Estelle D.R.L. Johnston - Rare Schoenhut Dolls and toys
by Betty O'Sullivan - Antique Spotlight: German Dolls of Papier-Mache
by Diane Goff - The Winthrop and Bodmer Auctions: Prices of Antique Dolls in 1979 and 1989, Part II
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - The National Antique Doll Dealers' Association Doll Show
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook
- Multiple Use of Molds, Part II
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- DOTY Winneres Honored at Sixth Annual Awards Breakfast
- The 12th Annual Modern Doll Convention
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Sweet April
by Cindy Sabulis - Black Fashion Dolls of the 1970s and 1980s
by A. Glenn Mandeville - New Dolls at Toy Fair 1991 Extravaganza
- Debutantes
- Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Ideal Dolls: the Founding Era, 1907 to 1927, Part II
by Judith Izen - "Carousel of Dolls"
by Pidd Miller - Crissy: A Quick Identification
by Rebecca Taylor - At the London Doll Fair
by Jack Tempest - The First Shirley Temple Collector's Convention
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - People
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Nancy Bruns: She's On Her Way
by Jacqueline Barry - Michele Prasil: A French Doll Artist
by Serge Deville - Doll Artists' Dolls at Toy Fair 1991
- A Whopper of a Week in Washington: A Review of the 1990 NIADA Conference
by Susanna Oroyan
- Nancy Bruns: She's On Her Way
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Dressing Antique Dolls in Old Fabrics
by Marjorie A. Ryan - Vive La France! Vive La Mode of 1946 Immortalized in Miniature, Part II
by Gail Enid Zimmer - Elegant Throw Pillows for 18in Fashion Dolls
by LaVada Spicer - Glamourous Suit for an 18in Doll
by Bettye D. Wilson - How To Get Fancy With Lace
by Artie Seeley - Swedish Traditional Costume for an 11 1/2in Fashion Doll
by Loraine Wellman
- Dressing Antique Dolls in Old Fabrics
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 19, Issue #5: Jun/July 1991
Page Count: 264
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Fanny Gray, a VIP Paper doll of 1854
by Barbara Combatalade - Parian Gallery
by Ruth Ware Mathis - Antique Spotlight: Winkers, Rare and Whimsical
by Diane Goff - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - Little Mamas: Playing Dolls on the Front Porch
by Jeannie DiMauro - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - The Reluctant Doll Dealer
by Jack Tempest - A Rare Find
by Christine Jeffery
- Fanny Gray, a VIP Paper doll of 1854
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Daisy, the World's Best Dressed Doll
by A. Glenn Mandeville - French Celluloid Dolls, Part I: Anel
by Dominique Pennegues - June Allyson MGM Star, Celebrity Paper Doll
by Susanna Oroyan - Toy Fair 1991
- Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Darling Daisy
by Anneke Husecken - Nurnberg Toy Fair 1991
by Ursula Driskell - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Advertising Dolls
by Alma Wolfe - Midge: A Friend Tried and True
by Kitturah Westenhouser
- Daisy, the World's Best Dressed Doll
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Reawakening the Past: Portrait Dolls by Ann Parker
by Ann Bahar - Toy Fair Artists
- A Doll's Birth and How I Helped
by Diane Wenzel - People
- Astry Campbell: Designer, Artist, Teacher Extraordinary
by Yolanda M. Simonelli - Forbes Hurry: A Maker of "Dollys Beautiful" and "Dollys Unusual"
by Myra Yellin Goldfarb - Lilibet Paper Doll
by Johanna-Shriver-Simpson - Silver Dollar City's 1990 Dollmaker's Challenge
by Bettyanne Twigg
- Reawakening the Past: Portrait Dolls by Ann Parker
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Red Crushed Velvet Gown for Peggy Nisbet's 16in Princess Dian Doll
by Judy Arrington - Tailored Jacket for 10 1/2in Bluette
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - Tengu Ningyo
by Loraine Wellman - How To Have Fun With China Heads
by Artie Seeley
- Red Crushed Velvet Gown for Peggy Nisbet's 16in Princess Dian Doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Index
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 19, Issue #6: August 1991
Page Count: 272
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Collecting French Fashion Dolls
by Jan Foulke - The Brides of Summer
by Estelle Johnston - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - Foxy Grandpa
by Kerra Davis - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - The Antoinette Perry Doll Collection
by Carolyn Mingus - Another Rare Find
by Christine Jeffery
- Collecting French Fashion Dolls
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Debutantes
- Advertising Dolls
by Alma Wolfe - Marie Osmond: From "Paper Roses" to Porcelain Dolls
by Mark A. Slider - The Harrogate Dolls' House and Miniatures Fair
by Bedford Jones - Emma C. Clear, Doll Maker, Part I
by Mary Lou Ratcliff - A Collector's Guide to Toy Fair 1991
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Modern Matreshkas
by Loraine Wellman - A Tour of the Kathe Kruse Factory
by A. Glenn Mandeville - One of Georgia's Best Kept Secrets
by Virginia Davis - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Collector's Weekend on the English Riviera
by Jack Tempest - Coil Spring-jointed Dolls' X-rays
by Pidd Miller - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Robin
by Judith Yates - Artist Doll Fairs in Germany in 1990
by Ursula Driskell - Your Chance to Vote! 1991 Dolls of The Year Artist Nominees
- Aida Eiji, Master Koheski Maker
by Jacqueline Ruyak - Barbara Lady: In Love With Doll Making
by Susanna Oroyan - We Dolled Up Down Under, Part I
by Martha Martin
- Robin
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Scarlett'e Fantasy Dress
by Barbara Guyette - Ballet Gown for 11 1/2in Fashion Doll
by Amy Albert Bloom - Clothes to Fit the Littlechap Family
by Judy Arrington
- Scarlett'e Fantasy Dress
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Index
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 19, Issue #7: September 1991
Page Count: 272
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Brides of Summer, Part II
by Estelle Johnston - Antique Spotlight "Almost" All-Bisque
by Diane M. Goff - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - Vienna's Elegant Doll and Toy Museum
by Martha Martin - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - "This Old Thing," A Superior Tale
by Barbara R. Manhart - Dolls- From the Fields and Farms of America and other places
by Kay Cloud
- The Brides of Summer, Part II
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Emma C. Clear, Doll Maker, Part II
by Mary Lou Ratcliffe - French Celluloid Dolls, Part II: Convert
by Dominique Pennegues - Celebrity dolls of the 1950s
by A. Glenn Mandeville - The Choice is Yours: Decide 1991's DOTY Manufacturer's Public Choice Dolls
- A Tour of the Robin Woods Factory
by Barbara Comienski - Showcase: French Santon Doll
by Sherry Morgan - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - British Public Relations Dolls
by Barbara Pickering - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Innovative Doll Design Concepts
- Australian Doll Show Report
by Lesley Hurford - Debutantes
- Showcase: An Australian Doll
by Sherry Morgan - First Doll
by Lois Greene Stone
- Emma C. Clear, Doll Maker, Part II
- DOLL ARTISTS
- People
- Portrait Perfect: Charlotte Zeepvat's Portrait Dolls
by Lauran Stevens - An Interview: Phyllis Parkins
by Virginia Davis - Shows: For Collectors... For Doll makers...
- Robert Keene McKinley: The Quintessential Artist
- Franklin China Head Boy Paper Doll
by Patricia Wilks - We Dolled Up, Down Under, Part II
by Martha Martin - The Dolls of Madame Bujalic
by Barbara Pickering
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Cradle Craft
by Barbara Guyette - Business Suit for an 18in Fashion Doll
by Judy Arrington - "Lucinda" Dress Pattern
by Barbara R. Manhart
- Cradle Craft
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 19, Issue #8: October 1991
Page Count: 288
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Early Dolls of Bru Jne. & Cie
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - Antie Clare's Doll Museum
by Lisa Clearlite - Dolls During World War I
by Dorothy & Evelyn Jane Coleman - The Secret of Montpelier
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Bru Jne R. Dolls: Who Made Them?
by Dorothy & Evelyn Jane Coleman
- Early Dolls of Bru Jne. & Cie
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- French Celluloid Dolls
by Dominique Pennegues - Richwood Toy Company
by Marion Schmuhl - Innovative Doll Design Concepts
- People
- Paper Dolls as Fund-raisers
by Robert L. Hammon - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Bonniebrook Benefit
by Jean Cantwell - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Barbie Exhibit
by Kitturah Westenhouser - Paper Doll: Lillie
by Riki Klopper - A Mini Museum in the Yorkshire Hills
by Jack Tempest - Paper Dolls: Seldom Seen
by Kerra Davis - Debutantes
- French Celluloid Dolls
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Margit Nilsen and Her Amazing Minikins
by A. Glenn Mandeville - A Carousel of Characters: Jill Bennett's Delightful Dolls
by Lauran Stevens - History in a Nutshell: With British Doll Artists
by Ann Parker - Bonnie Schwab
- Donna Culbertson
- Tanya and Noel Williams: Bring Back Old Habits for Collectors
by Eileen Weller - Clo-Ella Steele
- Margit Nilsen and Her Amazing Minikins
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Ball Gown for an 18in French Fashion Doll
by Barbara Guyette - Cloth Clothes for Paper Dolls
by Loraine Burdick - Ball Gown from the 1860's for an 11 1/2in Fashion Doll
by Loraine Wellman
- Ball Gown for an 18in French Fashion Doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 19, Issue #9: November 1991
Page Count: 256
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Antique Spotlight: Hug-Me Kiddies
by Diane M. Goff - Olde Deerfield Dolls
by Kerra Davis - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Playing With Paper Dolls
by Margaret & Blair Whitton - Oscar Pletsch and his Drawings of Dolls in the 1860s
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook
- Antique Spotlight: Hug-Me Kiddies
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Strong Museum Collection of Cloth Dolls
by Myra Yellin Goldfarb - French Celluloid Dolls, Societe Nobel Francaise
by Dominique Pennegues - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Something Old, Something New: Wedding Cake Dolls
by Marjorie Roller - The Many Friends of Barbie, Part I
by A. Glenn Mandeville - The Play Dolls of 1991
by Mary Beth Ruddell
- The Strong Museum Collection of Cloth Dolls
- DOLL ARTISTS
- The Beautiful Bru Paper Doll
by Donna Miska - German Doll Artist Wiltrud Stein
by Sherry Foggan - Innovative Doll Concepts
- The Art of Mataro - Japanese Doll Making
by Luis Acevedo - Patricia Ryan Brooks: New Doll Image
by Carol-Lynn Rossel Waugh - People
- The Beautiful Bru Paper Doll
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Lingerie from 1900 to 1907 for a 22 1/2in Doll
by Lyn Alexander - Raggedy Anne and Andy
by Beverly Stoehr - Wee Little Layette for a 2in Baby Doll
by Barbara Guyette
- Lingerie from 1900 to 1907 for a 22 1/2in Doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 20, 1992: 9 ISSUES
Volume 20, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1992
Page Count: 256
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Santa and His Gifts
by Suan Girardot - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - A Study of Kathe Kruse's Doll I
by Jan Foulke - The Toys of Christmas Past
by Marjorie Ryan - Dolls Resembling the Oscar Pletsch Drawings
by Dorothy & Jane Coleman - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook
- Santa and His Gifts
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- French Celluloid Dolls Societe Industrielle de Celluloid
by Dominique Pennegues - The Many International Friends of Barbie
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Merry Christmas 1949: A Changing Doll World
by Kerra Davis - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - The Christmas Doll
by Heather Browning Maciak - Christmas Dolls for 1914
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Accolades for Patricia N. Schoonmaker
- Dolls and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - A French Reflection: The 1991 United Federation of Doll Clubs Convention
- The Dollfather
by Lewis Goldstein - People
- Advertising Dolls
by Alma Wolfe - Debutantes
- First Doll
by Lois Greene Stone
- French Celluloid Dolls Societe Industrielle de Celluloid
- DOLL ARTISTS
- DOTY Design Concept Nominees Tell How They Dared to be Different
- Connecting with the Past: Santa Dolls by Lois Clarkson
by Ann Bahar - Doll Artist Profile: Susan Mickey
by Susanna Oroyan - The Characters of Joseph and Sheryl Hoffman
by Lewis Goldstein
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Sleigh Tyme Fantasies
by Beverly Bihn - A Christmas Angel Costume
by Mary Hoyer - Carnival Time for Barbie and Ken
by Barbara Pickering
- Sleigh Tyme Fantasies
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 20, Issue #2: Feb/Mar. 1992
Page Count: 256
Cumberland Publishing, Inc. takes over publication
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - From English Theatrical Sheets to Tinseled Portrait
by Margaret & Blair Whitton - Blotched Bisques and Waffled Waxes, Part I
by Estelle Johnston - Ives, Blakeslee & Co. Walking Figures Patented by Arthur Hotchkiss
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - "Black Dolls: 1840-1990"- Sojourns at the Wenham Museum, Part I
by Gail Enid Zimmer
- Blue Book Update
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Dolls of the Mardi Gras
by Barbara Lutz Comienski - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Barbie Loves a Fairy Tale
by A Glenn Mandeville - You Decided 1991's DOTY Public's Choices
- New Doll Greeting Cards: Affordable and Highly Collectible
by Betty Hodges - The Donnie and Marie Osmond Story
by A. Glenn Mandeville - The Puppets of the W.P.A.
by Susan Girardot - The Brilliant Carnival Dolls
by Polly and Pam Judd - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Advertising Dolls
by Alma Wolfe
- Dolls of the Mardi Gras
- DOLL ARTISTS
- People
- The Dollfather
by Lewis Goldstein - Interview with Maria Ahren
by Lewis Goldstein - The Doll Maker's Challenge 1991
by Bettyanne Twigg - Annette Himstedt's Porcelain Children
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Reproducing the Kestner 241
by Joanne Jenkins - Preview of Toy Fair
- A Velvet Casaque of 1864 for a 17in to 18in Doll
by Sylvia MacNeil
- Reproducing the Kestner 241
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 20, Issue #3: April 1992
Page Count: 208
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- "Black Dolls: 1840-1990"- Sojourns at the Wenham Museum, Part II
by Gail Enid Zimmer - The Paris Collection: Fashion dolls...Their Clothing and Their Accessories
by Sylvia Mac Neil - English Juvenile Drama, "Penny Plain, Two Pence Colored"
by Blair & Margaret Whitton - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook
- "Black Dolls: 1840-1990"- Sojourns at the Wenham Museum, Part II
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Eskimo Dolls Made in Alaska Before 1950
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - The Bionic Woman and the Six Million Dollar Man
by A. Glenn Mandeville - The Year's Most Plush Event: Walt Disney World Sponsors Its Third Annual Showcase of Dolls
by Rene Trezise - Advertising Dolls
by Alma Wolfe - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - One-of-a-Kinds for Every Taste and Preference
- Meet Uneeda's Bob: Suzette's Boyfriend
by Pam & Polly Judd - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Effanbee Doll Catalog From 1950
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker
- Eskimo Dolls Made in Alaska Before 1950
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Dollmaker's Challenge Contest Winners 1991
- People
- The 1991 Paper Doll Convention in LA
by Peggy Jo Rosamond - Artist to Artist: An Interview with Philip Heath
by Lewis Goldstein - Collector's Guide: Doll at Toy Fair 1992
- The Dollfather
by Lewis Goldstein - Artist Profile: Nancy Walters
by Susanna Oroyan
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Authentically Reproducing the Black Version of Santa
by Joanne Jenkins - Crocheted Wool Sacque for a 19in Baby Doll
by JoAnn Johnson
- Authentically Reproducing the Black Version of Santa
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 20, Issue #4: May 1992
Page Count: 224
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- A Gentle Breeze of Spring
by Ho Phi Le - Portraits From the Playroom Past
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli - Emma Clear Discusses Antique Dolls in the 1940s
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook
- A Gentle Breeze of Spring
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- 1992 Toy Fair: New Faces, New Creations
- Play Dolls of Japan
by Nancy Charlton - Finding Million Dollar Babies in the Five-and-ten-cent Store
by Mary Rickert Stuecher - A Collection of Golden Treasures, Part I
by Loraine Burdick - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Our New Baby Wins Doll Design Concept of the Year
- Ingeborg Tinius, Artist in Wood
by Ruth Dougherty - A Blue Ribbon Event 1991 DOTY Public's Choices
by Rene Trezise - Debutantes
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Artist to Artist: Robert Tonner Interview
by Lewis Goldstein - Melissa Wyatt's Little People
by Ann Bahar - Ode to Joyce and Jane
by Susanna Oroyan - The Dollfather
by Lewis Goldstein
- Artist to Artist: Robert Tonner Interview
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Christening Outfit for a 19in Baby Doll
by Jo Ann Johnson - Amanda
by Legacy Dolls - The Art of Fine Hand Sewing
- Christening Outfit for a 19in Baby Doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - People
- Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- Advice to Doll Collectors
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 20, Issue #5: Jun/July 1992
Page Count: 256
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Blotched Bisques and Waffled Waxes, Part II
by Estelle Johnston - Munich Doll Exhibitioin: "Dreamland of Dolls"
by Evelyn Radler - Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - Red Riding Hood: Her Place in the History of Dolls, Part I
by Betty Grube
- Blotched Bisques and Waffled Waxes, Part II
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Petite Girls, Part I
by Nancy Carlson - Saralee: The First Anthropologically True Mass-produced Negro Doll
by Judith Izen - McKim Studios and Kimport in the 1930s
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - Dollars and Doll Sense
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Debutantes
- Baby Sandy Dolls
by Edward Pardella - The Bets Are In!
by Brian Doherty - UNICEF's Paper Children
by Barbara Combatalade - A Collection of Golden Treasures, Part II
by Loraine Burdick
- The Petite Girls, Part I
- DOLL ARTISTS
- The 43rd International Nuremburg Toy Fair
by Lisa Fitzpatrick - Artist to Artist: Interview with Heidi Rupda Leserer
by Lewis Goldstein - Lorna Miller's Black Dolls Capture the Soul
by Tom Dorsch - Paper Doll Mindy
by Judy Ann Yates - Rhonda Barbour, From Sculptor to Doll Artist
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Artist Profile: Marla Florio
by Susanna Oroyan - In the Hands of a Child: The Creations of Heidi Ott
by Mark Slider
- The 43rd International Nuremburg Toy Fair
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Formal Gown for a 10 1/2" Fashion Doll
by Judy Arrington - Creating Emily
by Cynthia James - "Playtime with Emily"
by Cynthia James - A Dress Called "Golden Mystique" for Barbie
by Kitturah Westenhouser
- Formal Gown for a 10 1/2" Fashion Doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Coming Attractions
- People
- Sources
- Calendar
- Classified
- Doll Reader Marketplace
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 20, Issue #6: August 1992
Page Count: 280
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- A Wax Doll: Wayward And Winsome
by Estelle D. Johnston - Dolls With a Difference: York Museum of Automata
by Jack Tempest - Antique Spotlight: French and French Type All-bisques
by Diane Goff - Bahr & Proschild Porcelain Factory
by Jan Foulke - The New York Doll Hospital
by Joseph A. DeGennaro
- A Wax Doll: Wayward And Winsome
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Story of Nelke Dolls
by Margaret Whitton - Celluloid's Short-lived Replacement
by Dominique Pennegues - American Indian Dolls Made by the Indians Themselves
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - Sally, the Petite Girls, Part I
by Nancy Carlson - Red Riding Hood: Her Place in the History of Dolls, Part II
by Betty Grube - Discover Shankar's International Doll Museum
by Barbara Pickering - Pitcairn Island Primitives
by June Beckett - Forbes Hurry, a Humble Man but a Doll Maker Extraordinaire
by Myra Yellin Goldfarb
- The Story of Nelke Dolls
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Victorian Paper doll
by Charles Ventura - Brown Paper Bags and Ballerinas: The Susan Wakeen Doll Company
by Mark Slider - Capturing a Moment: The Art of Bill Nelson
by Susanna Oroyan - George Stuart's Historical Figures
by Ann Bahar - Dolls to Ponder: The Work of Barbara Buysse
by Susanna Oroyan - Ute Kase-Lepp: German Doll Artist
by Peter Kalinke
- Victorian Paper doll
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Vera Scholz: Doll Artist Tips
- Markie
by Jamie Englert - Outfit for a 36in Patty Playpal
by Judy Arrington - Shell Dolls
by Doris Rockwell Gottily
- DEPARTMENTS
- Note From the Publisher-
Gary R. Ruddell - Letters to the Editor
- Out & About
- Introductions
- Eye on Antiques
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
- For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker
- Note From the Publisher-
Volume 20, Issue #7: September 1992
Page Count: 272
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL FEATURES
- DOTY & Disney: An Exciting Duo
by Jeffrey Wiegand
- DOTY & Disney: An Exciting Duo
- ANTIQUE
- Dolls in Shoe Houses: Perennial Favorites
by Ann Bahar - The Wonderful Woodens of Springfield
by Dorothy Hill - "Minerva" Celluloid Dolls by Buschow & Beck
by Angelika Lipinski - The Anatomy of A Marotte
by Barbara Combatalade - Lidia's Doll: The Doll From the Tombstone
by Delores Frost Searcy - Postcard Clues
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Everybody Loves a Rag Doll
by Kerra Davis - Half-Doll Ribbon Winners
by Susan Endo
- Dolls in Shoe Houses: Perennial Favorites
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Raggedy Ann: Sweet All the Way Through
by Jan Foulke - Beloved Belindy
by Candy Brainard - In the Image of Carol Ann Beery
by Nancy Carlson - Jackie Coogan and Baby Peggy
by Edward R. Pardella - The Ethnic Connection: Goodwill Embassadors
by Ann G. Hays - Looking at the Early Nancy Ann Storybook Dolls
by Nancy W. Roeder - Magic Skin Baby
by Don Jensen
- Raggedy Ann: Sweet All the Way Through
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Floyd Bell's Wooden Dolls
by Susanna Oroyan - Millie Paper Doll
by Riki Klopper - It Began as a Dream: Good-Kruger Dolls
by Mark Slider - Artist to Artist: A Child's Feelings Interview with Carol Trobe
by Lewis Goldstein - A Look At...Brenda Burke
by Dick Gabbe - Canadian Doll Artist Heather Maciak
by Susanna Oroyan
- Floyd Bell's Wooden Dolls
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Lace Sheath for an 11 1/2in Fashion Doll
by Judy Arrington - The Beautiful A.T. Kestner
by Karen Zeitzmann - When You Have Only the Head: An Easy-to-Make Small Doll
by Jeannie Sieg
- Lace Sheath for an 11 1/2in Fashion Doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
- Introductions
- Eye on Antiques: "Jutta"
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Dolls of Destiny
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Boy Whistler
by Ursula Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 20, Issue #8: October 1992
Page Count: 272
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES/ANTIQUE
- Oscar Hitt Googlies
by Diane M. Goff - Simply Beautiful
by Ho Phi Le - Dolls at Denmark's LEGOLAND
by Ann Bahar - Wooden Doll Soldiers
by Barbara Pickering - Analysis of a Fischer, Naumann doll
by Dorothy s. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - A Tour of the Lyman Allyn Museum
by Vyrlin Bruce
- Oscar Hitt Googlies
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Ethnic Connection, II: Dolls From Europe & the Orient
by Ann G. Hays - The Million Dollar Baby
by Jan Foulke - The Dolls of Thailand, Part I
by Loraine Wellman - Chubby Kids With Roguish Eyes
by Yolanda Simonelli - Lawrence Welk's Champagne Lady
by Don Jensen - Wendy Lawton's Wonder-filled World of Dolls
by Carolyn Cook - Ginny's Successful Struggle
by Sue Nettingham Roberts & Dorothy Bunker - Ginny Paper Doll Ginny
by Patti Chibeck Meuler - Japan A Country of Dolls
by Myra Yellin Goldfarb
- The Ethnic Connection, II: Dolls From Europe & the Orient
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Kristena West Creates Mythmaker
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Artist to Artist: An Interview with Gisela Sorensen
by Lewis Goldstein - Dolls for the 21st Century
by Susanna Oroyan - Going Dutch
by Ursula Driskell
- Kristena West Creates Mythmaker
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Creating Sharie
by Dorothy Greer McBee - Vintage Fashions in Miniature
by Paula J. Sanders
- Creating Sharie
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
- Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls:
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase:
by Ursula Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 20, Issue #9: November 1992
Page Count: 280
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- German All-bisque Dolls
by Diane M. Goff - The Rochard Doll of the National Museum of Monaco
by Elizabeth Chauveau - "Mary" A Portrait from the Past
by Jacqueline Wilson - Punch-and-Judy: Both Sides of the Curtain
by Ann Bahar - Little Mamas Send Christmas Love
by Jeannie DiMauro - Jumeau Chemises for "Poupees"
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman
- German All-bisque Dolls
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Smiles That Steal Your Heart
by Judith Spaulding - Sounds Like a Collector's Dream
by Barbara Guyette - Wendy, 40 Fabulous Years
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Barbara Ann Scott: Canada's Skating Sweetheart
by Deborah Cavel Greant - Dolls of the Nations, Part I: Dolls of Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina and Chile
by Helen D. Holmes - The Dolls of Thailand, Part II
by Loraine Wellman - The Ethnic Connection, Part II
by Ann G. Hayes - Bonnie Braids, Dick Tracy's Darling
by Jacqueline Wilson - Bonnie Braids
by Virginia Davis - Little Wingy
by Susan Girardot - A Talk With the Artists
by Harold Taylor - The Art of the Composition Doll
by Barbara Guyette - Dolls of the New York World's Fair
by Don Jensen - Beware! "Teenies" May Be Habit Forming
by Patricia Hiatt Bayles
- Smiles That Steal Your Heart
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Susan Krey: In the Heart of a Dreamer
by Ho Phi Le - Artist to Artist: An Interview with Susan Krey
by Lewis Goldstein - Jack-of-all-Trades, Master of One: Elke's Originals
by Mark Slider - The Dolls of Annie Wahl
- Jeanine Clayton and her Exquisite Clothespin Dolls
by Annette P. Bowen
- Susan Krey: In the Heart of a Dreamer
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Georgina in Wax
by Glenda Dees - Estelle: An Art Nouveau Bed Doll
by Loraine Wellman
- Georgina in Wax
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
- Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls:
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Seldom Seen Grace Drayton Characters
by Ursula Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, 1993: 9 ISSUES
Volume 21, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1993
Page Count: 272
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES/ANTIQUE
- Pressed Cotton Dolls and Figures at Christmas
by Robert Brenner - Santa and Children
by Susan Girardot - Sharing Dolls (UFDC)
- French Fanfare
- Antique Chistmas Dolls
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - Little Mamas on Christmas Day
by Jeannie DiMauro
- Pressed Cotton Dolls and Figures at Christmas
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Please Hold Still, Mrs. Chase
by Judith Spaulding - Alice in Wonderland Dolls
by Ann Bahar - Alice Paper Doll
by Sue Shannahan - Ginny's Triumphant Years
by Sue Nettingham Roberts & Dorothy Bunker - Suite on Dolls
by Shirlee Funk - Dolls from "The Nutcracker Suite"
by Barbara Comienski
- Please Hold Still, Mrs. Chase
- DOLL ARTISTS
- The many Faces of Santa
- Art From the Heart! Rosemary Volpi's Extraordinary Santas
by Ann Bahar - Lewis Sorensen's Christmas Dolls
by Shirley Paxman - The Talents of Connie Walser Derek: From Flea Market Rag Dolls to Innocent Cherubs
by Brenda Ruggiero - NIADA 1992
by Susanna Oroyan - Angelic Paper Doll
by Judith Ann Yates - The "Inside Out" Dolls of Pat Kolesar
by Carolyn Cook
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Toyland Treasures
by Beverly Bihn - Painting Posey
by Cynthia James - A Christmas Posey
by Cynthia James
- Toyland Treasures
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
- Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Coca Cola and Santa Claus Dolls: A Long Tradition
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Early Composition Character Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue #2: February 1993
Page Count: 248
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Schoenhut's "Transition child Dolls" The Carved Hair Children
(Evolution in Styles of Early Schoenhut)
by Carol Corson - Perfect Little Ladies: Fashion Dolls & the Role of Women
(Wardrobes of the French Fashion Parisiennes)
by Ann Bahar - The Fabulous Paper Toys of Pellerin & Cie, Epinal, France
(Exciting Jointed Paper Dolls)
by Blair Whitton - The Princess Dolls: German Wax Ladies of 1868-1878
by Estelle Johnston - Fuller's The History of Little Fanny: An 1810 paper doll
by Christine Jeffery - The History of Little Fanny: Seven dolls intended as both entertainment and a moral lesson
by Diane Goff
- Schoenhut's "Transition child Dolls" The Carved Hair Children
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- New Trends in Russian Nested Dolls: Russian nested dolls find an exciting new look
by Linda Holderbaum - The Russian Doll: A love token for a couple separated by thousands of miles
by Sandra F. Waugaman - Let's Play Barbie with Carol Spencer: the woman responsible for Barbie's fashions
by Andrea Collier - Artamo Walking Dolls: a paper doll in fabric clothes
by Marge Meisinger - Amercian Character's Beautiful Betsy McCall: A 1950's doll with a dream wardrobe
by Naomi Hencey
- New Trends in Russian Nested Dolls: Russian nested dolls find an exciting new look
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Wood Works: The Doll Sculpture of Kenneth Von Essen
by Susie Oroyan - The Works of German Artist Rolanda Heimer: An artist finds peace in sculpting realistic dolls
by Debra Adam Thompson - The Dolls of Marilyn Bolden: Discover the challenges of a new business
by Mark Slider - Sasha Morgenthaler: Pioneer Doll Artist, 1893 to 1975: How to identify the various types of Sashas
by Laura Knasli - Dolls by Connie Lynch: This artist inherited the interestes and talents of her grandmother
by Brenda Ruggiero
- Wood Works: The Doll Sculpture of Kenneth Von Essen
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Two Kestners for the French Market: Reproductions generate questions about antique doll origins
by Joanne Jenkins - Lucinda: Do you want to make a doll with "Character"?
by Mary Von Osdell - Poppy - a Needlepoint Doll Tapestry: An artist doll is transformed into a fine tapestry
by William Lucas - Sasha/Clothes for the ever-popular doll
by Jodie Davis
- Two Kestners for the French Market: Reproductions generate questions about antique doll origins
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
- Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Dreams Can Come True
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: American Character Doll Company's Sally-Joy
by Ursula Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue #3: Mar./April 1993
Page Count: 248
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- As You Are: Photo essay of childhood innocence
by Ho Phi Le - Schoenhut's Wigged Dolls: Transition wooden dolls of early 1900s
by Carol Corson - Perfect Little Ladies: 1870s French fashion doll costumes
by Ann Bahar - The Lady Had References: A hidden pocket in a doll's dress reveals the secrets of her life
by Sharon L. Caha - Rare Dolls by Grace Storey Putnam: Hard-to-find Babykins and Fly-lo Baby
by Diane Goff - Which Came First? The Baby or the Babe: Was the Bye-Lo the first realistic baby doll?
by Joann Johnson - Noah's Ark in the Nursery: Memories of Long Ago Childhood
by Ann Bahar
- As You Are: Photo essay of childhood innocence
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Collector Connection: Dolls by Jerri McCloud
by Mark Slider - A Living Legacy: The Madame Alexander Tradition Continues
by Mark Slider - Eskimo Dolls: Collection depicts Eskimo culture
by Ruth Ware Mathis - Elsie Leslie, Child Star: America's First Child Star stole the hearts of threatrical audiences
by Marge Meisinger - Wernicke Dolls: Dolls offered by Magazines
by Anneke Husecken - Eaton's Beauty in the Thirties: Department store catalog doll
by Jacqueline Wilson - Dolls of the Nations: New Zealand, Australia, Tahiti, Fiji
by Helen D. Holmes - The Dolls of Thailand: Ethnic dolls are popular collectibles
by Loraine Wellman
- The Collector Connection: Dolls by Jerri McCloud
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Paul Crees and Peter Coe: British artists capture elegance and grace
by Deborah Adam Thompson - A New Gallery of Dolls from the British Doll Artists Association
by June Rose Gale - A Tribute to Ann Parker: Founder of British Doll Artists Association will be missed
by June Rose Gale - Masterpieces in Wax and Porcelain: Canadian artists Tom Francirek and Ron Booker
by Deborah Adam Thompson - An Interview with Morena Ciambra: New England artist creates Lifelike children
by Lewis Goldstein
- Paul Crees and Peter Coe: British artists capture elegance and grace
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- A Schoenhut's Wig is Restored: Original Mohair wig is saved
by Darlene Gengelbach - Dressing Princess Dolls:
The German Wax Ladies: Wax-over papier-mache dolls displayed latest styles in clohting
by Estelle Johnston - Reproducing Kallie: Instructions for making porcelain doll
by June Zidjunas - Secrets of a Doll Hospital: Compo Shirley Temple is repaired
by Carolyn Mingus
- A Schoenhut's Wig is Restored: Original Mohair wig is saved
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
- Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Fashions for Virga Dolls by Elsa Schiaparelli
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Little Charub
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue #4: May 1993
Page Count: 224
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Dolls at the Teddy Bear Museum
by Jack Tempest - Perfect Little Ladies
by Ann Bahar - German China Dolls
by Jan Foulke - The Dolly Varden Connection
by Barbara Combatalade - 19th Century Paper Dolls for Boys
by Margaret and Blair Whitton - Gorgeous German Googlies
by Christine Jeffery - The Celluloid War Dolls by Buschow and Beck
by Angelika Lipinski - Peter G. Thomson's Paper Dolls
by Cynthia Erfurt Musser
- Dolls at the Teddy Bear Museum
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- New Dolls For '93
- Those Fabulous Mattel Designers
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Barbie Baby Sits
by Barbara Guyette - Barbie: Pop culture's Role Model
by Myra Yellin Goldfarb - 1992 DOTY Awards
- DOLL ARTISTS
- It's Only Make Believe
by Mark Slider - Fairy Paper Doll: based on work of Blythe and Snodgrass
by Sue Shanahan - Barefoot, Beautiful and Timeless: Annette Himstedt story
by Mark Slider - Alexander Paper Doll
by Susan Brack
- It's Only Make Believe
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls:
A French Connection: Raynal and Clelia
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase:
Horsman's Little Mary Mix-up
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified Ads
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue #5: Jun/July 1993
Page Count: 240
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- In My Eyes: Photo essay of exquisite French and German bisques
by Ho Phi Le - The Development of the German Doll Industry: Papier-mache and wooden dolls from 1800-1915
by Jan Foulke - Schoenhut Update: Valuable identification tips for collectors
by Carol Corson - A Close Look at Three Antique Rag Dolls:
Much-loved dolls have acquired a special character over the years
by Judith Spaulding - Stitches in Time: Style and material hints help date cloth dolls
by Diane Goff - This Bride Wore Pink: A set of 1863-style paper dolls from the January 1913 issue of The Delineator
by Marjorie Ryan - Abby Cady: Rare dolls made over a 40-year period in Indianapolis
by Jennylou Hamilton Schoelwer - Bebe Jumeau Dolls: Identifying the collectors' dream dolls
by Evelyn Jane and Dorothy S. Coleman
- In My Eyes: Photo essay of exquisite French and German bisques
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- A Bride For All Time: Bride dolls have long been a favorite of little girsl and collectors alike
by Kerra Davis - The Composition Bride: Popular dolls produced over a ten-year period
by Dian Zillner - Cloth Dolls in Red White and Blue: These dolls have served as patriotic symbols
by Linda Poirier Holderbaum
- A Bride For All Time: Bride dolls have long been a favorite of little girsl and collectors alike
- DOLL ARTISTS
- An Artist with a Vision: R. John Wright- Felt dolls of perfection
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Paper Doll of R. John Wright's Snow White & the Seven Dwarfs
by Sue Shanahan - Dolls from the Heartland: The Work of Charlene Westling-
NIADA doll artist from Kansas creates works of art
by Susanna Oroyan - Hal Payne: Beyond the Borders - Artist dolls from a unique perspective
by Mark Slider - Dollmaker's Magic: A traveling exhibit of cloth dolls by contemporary artists
by Susanna Oroyan - Cloth Folk Dolls by Judy Tasch: Old fabrics give new dolls an antique look
by Ann Bahar - The Essence of Childhood: The Dolls of Maggie Iacono- Innovative jointing for felt dolls
by Carolyn Cook - An Exotic Wedding in an Enchanted land: Traditional Japanese Dolls
by W. Harry Perzyk
- An Artist with a Vision: R. John Wright- Felt dolls of perfection
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Gibson Girl Bride: Wedding gown pattern for modern fashion dolls
by Judy Arrington - Dolls and Figures in Fashionable Costume: Wax mannequins pose questions about their origins
by Kathryn Harding
- Gibson Girl Bride: Wedding gown pattern for modern fashion dolls
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Krueger Cloth Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: More Heubach Copies
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue #6: August 1993
Page Count: 272
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Dolls We Have Loved: Favorite playthings revisited
by Dare J. Boles - Dolls' House Dolls from the Past:
Victorian toy shops, bazaars and street sellers were the sources for these dolls
by Ann Bahar - Small German All-Bisque Dolls: Doll with unusual molded features
by Diane M. Goff - Doll Making: Paris, 1899- An eyewitness account of a factory tour
by Ann Bahar - Albert, the Amberg Walking Doll: Walking boy doll of the 1920s
by Kerra Davis - An Antique German Fairy Tale: Hansel, Gretel and a gingerbread house
by Kitturah B. Westenhouser - Granddad's Dolls' House: A modern house for 70-year-old miniatures
by John Barnard - The Doll Factory: Visit the place where the Alabama Baby was made
by Richard Waller
- Dolls We Have Loved: Favorite playthings revisited
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Barnard Ravca and His Real People Dolls: Needle-sculpted French peasant dolls
by Diane M. Goff - Seymour Mann's Signature Series: Company makes artist dolls affordable
by Deborah Adam Thompson - My Prized Possession: Doll lovers share their cherished dolls
by Edward R. Pardella - The Big Heart of Little Souls: A Pennsylvania company's cloth dolls
- The Shirley Temple Phenomenon: Observing 60 years of popularity
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli - Sweet Sue Dolls for 1952: American Character's popular hard plastic doll
by Susan Girardot - Canadian Troll Dolls: Popular collectible first manufactured in the 1960s
by Jacqueline Wilson
- Barnard Ravca and His Real People Dolls: Needle-sculpted French peasant dolls
- DOLL ARTISTS
- The King of Cute Gets Serious: Interview with Bob McKinley
by Carolyn Cook - Rose-Mary Cheney's Midsummer Night's Dream: Australian artist's fantasy scene
by Lyn Alexander - Forever Alice: Original dolls by Alice Lester Leverett
by Mark Slider - Paper Doll: Alice Lester Leverett's Laura
by Sue Shanahan - Themes and Variations by Margaret Hickson: British artist designs groups of dolls
by Betty Lorrimar - Oroyan on Oroyan: Reflections of an artist
by Susanna Oroyan - Breathing Life into Clay Dolls: Japanese artist recreates 150-year old process
by Jacqueline Ruyak
- The King of Cute Gets Serious: Interview with Bob McKinley
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Pete Ballard's Fashion Plate Dolls: Papier-Mache models
by Brenda Ruggiero - Restoring an Andreas Voit Doll: Putting it back together after 150 years
by Carolyn Mingus - Dolls and Figures in Fashionable Costume: Wax figures displayed period styles in the early 1900s
by Kathryn Harding - Panty-Combination Underwear pattern in style of 1910-1925
by Helen Shannon and Hazel Ulseth - Sailor Dress for a 17in Simon & Halbig Reproduction Doll: Pattern for a popular 1900s design
by Chris Sandham
- Pete Ballard's Fashion Plate Dolls: Papier-Mache models
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Cloth dolls from the 1930s-1950s
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Treasure of unmarked dolls
by Ursula Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue #7: September 1993
Page Count: 240
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Identifying Armand Marseille Character Dolls: A lesson in molds and markings
by Jan Foulke - More German All-bisque Dolls: Collectible, fascinating, and affordable
by Diane M. Goff - San Francisco Tidal Mud Flats Dolls: China and bisque doll heads are unearthed on a dig
by Ruby M. Molitor - The Famous Chemise En Fleur of Jumeau: 40 years in the same outfit!
by Raymond Charrier - Performing Player Puppets: These professionals work hard for the money
by Judith Spaulding - The Huret Metal Heads: Painted pewter heads from the nineteenth century
by Ellen M. Tsagaris - Quilts and Coverlets: Doll related collectibles are great additions to a doll collection
by JoAnn Johnson - Examining a Taufling-Type: A nineteenth century baby doll from Japan
by Susan Withey
- Identifying Armand Marseille Character Dolls: A lesson in molds and markings
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Trunk Dolls: Tomorrow's heirlooms by today's artists
- Vote for Your DOTY Nominee: Choose you favorite dolls for 1993
- The Five-in-One Doll: This changeable doll is ready for every occasion
by Susan Girardot - As Red as Snow White's Lips: Travel adds interesting dolls to collection
by Myra Yellin Goldfarb - Sindy: The British counterpart to Barbie
by Barbara Pickering
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Unmistakably Van Craig: He never ceases to amaze
by Mark Slider - Marionettes from Prague: Modern artists continue a 400-year tradition
by Ann Bahar - The Cultural Visions of Uta Brauser: From the Renaissance to the Mean Streets
by Brenda Ruggiero - Meeting Anne Mitrani: French artist shares her dolls
by Carolyn Cook and Brenda Ruggiero - Polly at the Seaside Paper Doll: Lynne and Michael Roche creation as a paper doll
by Sue Shanahan
- Unmistakably Van Craig: He never ceases to amaze
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Restoring an Armand Moarseille Doll: Dr. Sheila gives you instructions
by Carolyn Mingus - Day Dress, Hat and Shoes for a 14in 1930s Felt Doll: Make an adorable outfit
by Charlotte Whatley
- Restoring an Armand Moarseille Doll: Dr. Sheila gives you instructions
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Worldwide Doll Club
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Alexander's Wendy Ann with Painted Eyes and Hair
by Ursula Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue #8: October 1993
Page Count: 248
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Armand Marseille Doll Heads: Famous factory produced millions of bisque head from 1900 to the 1930s
by Jan Foulke - Baby Faces: Tracing the evolution of the baby doll
by Carolyn Cook - Excerpts from The Ultimate Doll Book: Caroline Goodfellow's new, informative book published by Dorling Kindersley
- New Zealand's Wooden Heirlooms: Woodcarvers leave a rich heritage of beautiful dolls
by Peggy Armstrong and Denise Jackson
- Armand Marseille Doll Heads: Famous factory produced millions of bisque head from 1900 to the 1930s
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Ideal's Revlon Dolls: Forerunner of Barbie was made for four years only
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Frances Diecks Ravca: Talent, training, technique: forty years of doll artistry
by Diane M. Goff - Once Upon a Time...Modern dolls from fairy tales and nursery rhymes
- Godey's Little Lady Dolls by Ruth Gibbs: Featuring catalog pages from 1951 and 1952
by Susan Girardot - Dolls of the Nations: Peru and Mexico
by Helen Holmes - The Graceful Ballerina Dolls of the 1950s: Many companies produced these favorites
by Donna Miska - Dolls Helping children: Ambassadors of goodwill from UNICEF
by Deanna Pinizotto
- Ideal's Revlon Dolls: Forerunner of Barbie was made for four years only
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Funny Business: The work of Jodi and Richard Creager: Step into their world, and you will smile
by Susanna Oroyan - The Journey of Martha Armstrong-Hand: Even Hitler's Germany could not squelch her artistic drive
by Brenda Ruggiero - Fredericy Dolls: A Legacy of Love: Capturing the playful, amusing, and whimsical
by Mark Slider - Toddling Along with Harris-Brooker Original Dolls: Welcome to the World of the terrible twos!
by Mark Slider - Dollmaker's Magic: Symposium and showcase in Provo, Utah
by Susanna Oroyan - Alexander Rae: Paper Doll
by Loraine Morris
- Funny Business: The work of Jodi and Richard Creager: Step into their world, and you will smile
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- 1920's Dress for an Armand Marseille 390: Costume for a 22in doll
by Myrna Otagawa
- 1920's Dress for an Armand Marseille 390: Costume for a 22in doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls:
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Baby Horsman
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues: Spooky Halloween Dolls
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 21, Issue #9: November 1993
Page Count: 240
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- SPECIAL FEATURES
- A Parade of American Doll Art:
From wonderfully whimsical to hauntingly beautiful, today's artists create them all!
Martha Armstrong-Hand
Yolanda Bello
Akira Blount
Stephanie Blythe
Sonja Bryer
Joanne Callander
Beth Cameron
Van Craig
Sharon Crain
Jodi and Richard Creager
Alice Darling
Ray and Mary Daub
Terri DeHetre
Peggy Dey
Susan Dunham
Dianna Effner
Maggie Finch
Marta Finch-Kozlosky
Lucia and Judith Friedericy
Julie Good-Kruger
June Goodnow
Mitzie Hargrave
Ellen Harris-Brooker
Joseph and Sheryl Hoffman
Dorothy Hoskins
Elke Hutchens
Maggie Iacono
Federica Kasabasic
Linda Kertzman
Helen Kish
Cynthia Koch
Pat Kolesar
Susan Krey
Michael Langton
Barbara Larsen
Wendy Lawton
Alice Lester Leverett
Lisa Lichtenfels
Michele Malpica
Eda Mann Linda Mason
Sandi McAslan
Jerri McCloud
Karen McGuffey Miller
Robert McKinley
Lee Middleton
Lorna Miller
Bill Nelson
Janet Ness
Maryanne Oldenburg
Susanna Oroyan
Phyllis Parkins
Hal Payne
Rose Pinkul
Marilyn Radzat
Kathy Redmond
Thelma Resch
Xavier Roberts
Patricia Rose
Julia Rueger
Pat and Joanna Secrist
Susan Snodgrass
Mavis Snyder
Nancy Spain
FayZah Spanos
Linda Steele
Charlene Thanos
Carla Thompson
Pat Thompson
Robert Tonner
Carol Trobe
Virginia Turner
Mary Van Osdell
Susan Wakeen
Connie Walser Derek
Nancy Walters
R. John Wright
Jane Zidjunasa
- A Parade of American Doll Art:
From wonderfully whimsical to hauntingly beautiful, today's artists create them all!
- ANTIQUE
- What's in a Name? Is the term "milliners' model" a misnomer?
by Dorothy S. and Evelyn Jane Coleman - Rosalie Whyel Museum of Doll Art: Preserving and exhibiting dolls as an art form
by Martha M. Martin - All About Men: Consider adding interesting masculine dolls to your collection
by Estelle Johnston - Hi! Ho! Com to the Fair: Doll from 1893 Chicago Expo celebrates her 100th birthday
by Dottie Baker
- What's in a Name? Is the term "milliners' model" a misnomer?
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- DOTY Design concept Nominees: Innovative designs for 1993
- The 1950 Effanbee Company Catalog: Mickey, Howdy, and the Babies
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - The Dolls of Thailand: Drama and dance have inspired many Thai dolls
by Loraine Wellman
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Dress and Bonnet for a 9in Kammer & Reinhardt Reproduction 114, Gretchen:
Pattern for popular doll's outfit
by Chris Sandham
- Dress and Bonnet for a 9in Kammer & Reinhardt Reproduction 114, Gretchen:
Pattern for popular doll's outfit
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls:
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: American Character's Patricia
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, 1994: 9 ISSUES
Volume 22, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1994
Page Count: 208
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Jim Fernando: An Eye for Beauty
by Ho Phi Le - An Old-Fashioned Christmas: A look at the toys of yesterday's children
by Mary Lou Ratcliff - Creole Lady: Record price for an antique doll at auction
by Carolyn Cook - Christmas Toys from Long Ago: Antique cards depict children's treasures
by Susan Girardot - Betty Bonnet Shops Early: 1917 Ladies' Home Journal paper doll by Sheila Young
by Marjorie Ryan - UFDC 1993: Chicago Exhibit showcases 2000 dolls
- 100 Years of Dolls in America: An exhibit of American Cloth dolls
- The Dolls and Toys of the Miller House Museum: Visit a delightful Hagerstown, Maryland museum
by Sharon Caha - Jointed Victorian Paper Dolls: Who Were They?- Discover the identities of the real-life inspirations of these paper dolls
by Francine Kirsch
- Jim Fernando: An Eye for Beauty
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Madame's Royal Affair: A study of forty years of Alexander's Queen Elizabeth II dolls
by David C. Hearn - Dewees Cochran's Special Dolls: UFDC exhibit highlights artist featured on cover of 1939 Life magazine
- Holiday Spirits: A collection of angels and Father Christmas figures to brighten your holidays
- Madame's Royal Affair: A study of forty years of Alexander's Queen Elizabeth II dolls
- DOLL ARTISTS
- The Wizard's Workbench: Norma DeCamp's Victorian Magic- Artist blends romance and nostalgia
by Ann Bahar - From the Heart of FayZah Spanos: The innocence of small children inspires this doll artist
by Brenda Ruggiero - Under the Spell of Innocence: Linda S. Kertzman- Let the magic of the Lindenfolk whisk you away to a secret place
by Mark Slider - Paper Doll of Linda S. Kertzman's special creation, Snow Angel
by Sue Shanahan
- The Wizard's Workbench: Norma DeCamp's Victorian Magic- Artist blends romance and nostalgia
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Ornamental Allure: Lace, ribbons, and pearls are lovely trims for Victorian decorations
by Beverly Bihn
- Ornamental Allure: Lace, ribbons, and pearls are lovely trims for Victorian decorations
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Boudoir, Bed Dolls, Flappers and Vamps
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Three American-Made Teddy Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, Issue #2: February 1994
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- A Herculean Labor: Compiling the encyclopedia of French doll, toy, game and automaton producers is
an exhaustive job
by Francois Theimer - Armand Marseille Googlies and Lady Dolls:
Yesterday's googlies with their roguish eyes and lady dolls with their lovely slender bodies are much
in demand by collectors today
by Jan Foulke - Scavini Lenci Dolls: the Early Years-
New information assists the collector in identifying felt dolls made by this Italian firm in the 1920's
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - The Minerva Doll: These "totally indestructible" metal heads sold for $4.25 a dozen in 1904
by Ellen M. Tsagaris
- A Herculean Labor: Compiling the encyclopedia of French doll, toy, game and automaton producers is
an exhaustive job
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Dolls With a Mission:
Door of Hope dolls dressed by young Chinese girls in the early 1900s are highly collectible treasures
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli - Joao Perotti Cloth Dolls:
Felt dolls from this obscure Brazilian company vary greatly in style and quality
by Diane M. Goff - Kathe Kruse Dolls: A Friend for Life-
A new era of ownership brings a fresh yet traditional approach to doll making for a company firmly
entrenched in German childhood
by Mark Slider - The Ralph A. Freundlich Doll Factory:
A Massachusetts town became the manufacturing home of popular Freundlich dolls
by Marian H. Schmuhl
- Dolls With a Mission:
Door of Hope dolls dressed by young Chinese girls in the early 1900s are highly collectible treasures
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Susie McMahon, Australian Doll Artist: Adept at many mediums, she makes her own composition
by Lesley Hurford - Michele Malpica: Hands Say Heart Woman- Her magic touches collectors
by Mark Slider - Dutch Treat: For doll making with a European flair, discover the modern artists of the Netherlands
by Ursula Driskell - Character Building: Lothar Grossle and Gudrun Schmidt: Sharing their doll making techniques with others
by Mark Slider - European Doll Artists: Photo essay of a wide variety of dolls from European artists
- At Creative Crossroads: Karin Schmidt- German artist finds a challenge in doll making
by Mark Slider
- Susie McMahon, Australian Doll Artist: Adept at many mediums, she makes her own composition
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Victorian Ball Gown: make this festive gown for your favorite 16in fashion doll
by Hazel Ulseth and Helen Shannon
- Victorian Ball Gown: make this festive gown for your favorite 16in fashion doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Unusual Rubber Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Baby Peggy
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, Issue #3: Mar./April 1994
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Those Aristocratic Parians: Dolls named for their resemblance to marble from the Greek island of Paros
by Mary Lou Ratcliff - The Bebe Phonographe: Loiret and Jumeau manufactured a "talking" doll over 100 years ago
by Raymond Charrier
- Those Aristocratic Parians: Dolls named for their resemblance to marble from the Greek island of Paros
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Pretty Bettsie: Meet a rare doll created by Joseph L. Kallus in the 1920s
by Susan Girardot - In Love with Lucy:
Regrettably, it took almost 30 years before America's favorite comedienne was reproduced in doll form
by David C. Hearn - A Preview of 1994 Dolls: Enjoy Doll Reader's first coverage of some exciting new dolls
- Paper Kewpies: Rose O'Neill's beloved cherubs first appeared in the December 1909 Ladies' Home Journal
by Kerra Davis - 1993 DOTY Public's Choice Awards: Dolls of the Year contest winners are announced
- Daruma! After 1400 years, Japanese Daruma still tell a story
by Ann Bahar - Deanna Durbin Dolls: Ideal created an excellent likeness of the young starlet
by Edward R. Pardella
- Pretty Bettsie: Meet a rare doll created by Joseph L. Kallus in the 1920s
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Oldenburg Originals: Maryanne introduces Mackenna as a porcelain doll and as an original paper doll
by Brenda Ruggiero - Ever Upward: in the changing world of today's artist dolls, "new" and "unusual" are terms that are
constantly being redefined
by Susanna Oroyan - Huate Couture in Miniature: France and Jacques Rommel- Award-winning and deliberately faceless, these
fashion dolls depict various eras
by Yolanda M. Simonelli - Mimerle: A kathe Kruse design with a new wardrobe for 1994, as a paper doll
by Sue Shanahan
- Oldenburg Originals: Maryanne introduces Mackenna as a porcelain doll and as an original paper doll
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- A Molded Lace Hat: Create your own version of this elegant hat for your favorite doll
by Lyn Alexander
- A Molded Lace Hat: Create your own version of this elegant hat for your favorite doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Smoke Gets Into Your Eyes
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Meet Harriet Flanders, Creator of Little Cherub
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, Issue #4: May 1994
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Les Marottes: A unique doll-related collectible for today
by Raymond Charrier - Parians with Head Coverings:
These unusual dolls give insight into mid-19th century ideals of beauty and fashion
by Mary Lou Ratcliff - The Old Doll and the Sea: Divers shout "Eureka" while salvaging china dolls from an 1888 shipwreck
by Ellsworth Boyd - Putnam's Elusive Fairies: Mysterious fairies, dolls' house dolls and a tiny wax Bye-Lo
by Dottie Baker - Early American Rubber Dolls: Dolls of the Industrial Age
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman
- Les Marottes: A unique doll-related collectible for today
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Beautiful Boudoir Dolls/Inspired by the Charleston, bobbed hair and the early silver screen
by Maralyn Christoffersen and Estelle Johnston - New Dolls for '94
- Composition Dolls: What to look for when buyring them and tips for maintaining them
by Ursula R. Mertz - A Modern Romance: Madame Alexandre dolls in elaborate Victorian costumes
by Lia Sargent - Bing Replica Dolls: In honor of Norman Rockwell's 100th birthday, two 1925 dolls are reproduced
- Mary Jane: This controversial Terri Lee look-alike doll was on the market for only one year
by Susan Girardot
- Beautiful Boudoir Dolls/Inspired by the Charleston, bobbed hair and the early silver screen
- DOLL DRESSING/MAKING
- Making an Original Doll Pin: Sculpt and mold a special piece of jewelry
by Lauren Welker
- Making an Original Doll Pin: Sculpt and mold a special piece of jewelry
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls:
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Peaches, A Patsy Look-alike by Georgene Averill
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, Issue #5: Jun/July 1994
Page Count: 216
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Addresses of Emile Jumeau
by Raymond Charrier - Boudoir Dolls of Cloth
by Estelle Johnston and Maralyn Christoffersen - Fashion Fit for a Queen: Exquisite miniature dress
by Christine Jeffery - Cloth Dolls at Gaithersburg
by Carolyn Cook - The Funny Wax Doll: 1810 origin
by Barbara Combatalade - Suffragette Dolls
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli
- The Addresses of Emile Jumeau
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Treasures of a Lifetime: The Franklin Mint
by Brenda Ruggiero - Madame Alexander's Beautiful Brides: Rare 1948-1953 bride dolls
by Lia Sargent - Shackman's Sleepy Baby: 7in doll of the 1950s
by Daniel Shackman Jacoby - DOTY Nominees for 1994
- Star Spangled Dolls: Mattel dolls
by Kerra Davis - 1993 DOTY Award Winners
- Treasures of a Lifetime: The Franklin Mint
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Marcia Backstrom's Miniature Dolls
by Linda Case Lambert - Flueler-Tomamichel: A Passion for Doll Making
by Susanna Oroyan - Dollmasters on View: Dollmakers Originals International exhibit during Toy Fair
by - Julia Rueger: From Pastime to Profession
by Heather Mason - Garnet paper doll: Turn-of-the-Century Lady with Costumes
by Colette Cole
- Marcia Backstrom's Miniature Dolls
- Make/Costume
- Pockets: From the Simple to the Sublime
by Sylvia MacNeil
- Pockets: From the Simple to the Sublime
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Patriotic Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Patriotic Composition Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, Issue #6: August 1994
Page Count: 192
New Managing Editor: Deborah Adam Thompson
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Antique Doll Theft: Six dolls stolen from Strong Museum, Rochester, NY
- Rosalie Whyel: Photo essay of beauties
by Ho Phi Le - Royal Reflections: Young Princess Victoria's dolls
by Martha M. Martin - The Idiosyncratic Wax-over Dolls of England
by Estelle Johnston - Doll Quilts of Days Gone By
by Carolyn Mingus
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Door of Hope Dolls: Pearl Buck taught Chinese girls needle skills at mission
by Ann Bahar - Collectible Black Dolls: Photo essay
- Door of Hope Dolls: Pearl Buck taught Chinese girls needle skills at mission
- DOLL ARTISTS
- An Interview with Linda Mason
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Paper doll of Linda Mason's Stormy
by Sue Shanahan - The Dolls of Helen Kish
by Scott Wood - Porcelain by Sonja
by Brenda Ruggiero
- An Interview with Linda Mason
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Scott Wood - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Unusual Cloth Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Choices of the Discerning Collector
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, Issue #7: September 1994
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Appealing A.M. 390s
by Barbara Wallin - Boudoir Dolls of Cloth:elegant souvenirs of the gaudy 20s
by Estelle Johnston and Maralyn Christoffersen - A Unique Political Doll: soap baby doll
by Barbara Combatalade - Dolls of the Ecker Collection: Welser Museum
by Kurt Palka - Prissy Little Mamas and their Fabulous Dolls
by Jeannie DiMauro
- Appealing A.M. 390s
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Art, Design and Barbie
translated by Michael Koch - Paper Dolls go to School
by Kerra Davis - Tutti Time: Barbie's tiny sister
by Barbara Guyette - Dolls with Accessories
- Art, Design and Barbie
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Kids Will be Kids: Johannes Zook Originals
by Mark Slider - British Doll Artists at Cusworth Hall
by June Rose Gale - Form in Motion: Figurative sculpture of Lenore Davis
by Susanna Oroyan - The All-American Dolls of Barbara Kingman
by Ann Bahar
- Kids Will be Kids: Johannes Zook Originals
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Wendy, a Barbie Competitor of the 1960s
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Grumpy and Grumpy Girl
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, Issue #8: October 1994
Page Count: 200
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Princess Elizabeth Doll: English Royalty Made in Germany
by Raymond Charrier - Victorian Images: Photo essay
by Ho Phi Le - Fashion Dolls: Tracing the roots
by Sabrina Bates
- The Princess Elizabeth Doll: English Royalty Made in Germany
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Paper Doll Designers to the Stars
by Don Jensen - Modern Doll Accessories: Practical advice
by Thelma Bene Bernard - Alexander and the Magic of Disney: Snow White Doll
by David C. Hearn - Hitty: A paper doll
by Sue Shanahan - Hitty's Legacy
by Dottie Baker - Hard-To-Find Francis: Barbie's first cousin
by Rebecca Taylor
- Paper Doll Designers to the Stars
- DOLL ARTISTS
- American Victoriana; Jan Hagara Collectibles
by Scott Wood - Ruth Treffeisen: Ten Years of Doll Artistry
by Scott Wood - Guys and Dolls: More plentiful and varied than in the past
- American Victoriana; Jan Hagara Collectibles
- MAKING/RESTORING
- A Plan of Preservation
by Peggy Millhouse
- A Plan of Preservation
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 22, Issue #9: November 1994
Page Count: 208
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Doll that Came Home: An 1840s rag doll
by Marguerite Sweeney - Dolly Sends Her Love: Antique postcards
by Raymond Charrier - Danish All-Mechanical Museum
by Martha M. Martin
- The Doll that Came Home: An 1840s rag doll
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Hottest Barbies
- Barbie's History on Paper: Cut-out dolls
by A. Glenn Mandeville - The Real Baby Peggy Remembers
by Diana Serra Cary - Toni Dolls by Ideal: Toni Dolls helped Gillete pitch their home permanents in the 1950s
by Peggy Millhouse - Dolly Dingle: Grace Drayton's well-known characters
by Myra Fay Graubard - A New World of Dolls Awaits Discovery: unique Native American dolls
by Gail Enid Zimmer - Scrappy: A Cartoon Collectible
by Susan Girardot - See Shirley Dance: Popular child star doll
by Roger H. Jones - Shirley Temple Collectibles
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli
- DOLL ARTISTS
- A Visit With the Turners: Sisters-in-law make the same name for themselves with dolls
by Scott Wood - Native Amercian Dolls
by Jennifer Lefkowitz
- A Visit With the Turners: Sisters-in-law make the same name for themselves with dolls
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Unusual Small High-heeled Fashion Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: History of Composition Kewpies
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, 1995: 9 ISSUES
Volume 23, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1995
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Absolutely Angelic
by Estelle Johnston - Christmas 1910: an old photo
by Martha M. Martin - Father Christmas is Coming: nostalgic holiday postcards
by Raymond Charrier - Classic Dolls Star at UFDC Convention: "Victoria" exhibits
- A Christmas Doll
by Barbara Combatalade - Lettie Lane & Betty Bonnet: Sheila Young's cut-out characters
by Marjorie A. Ryan - Doll Drawings From St. Nicholas in France
by Peg Hunkins
- Absolutely Angelic
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Santa Dolls
- Father Frost Matroushkas: Russian Nesting Dolls and the legend of Ded Moroz
by Sandra F. Waugaman - Little Women: Dolls and paper dolls from 1912 to 1955
by Barbara Lutz Comienski - Enter to Win the Little Women Sweepstakes
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Angels: Photo essay
by Ho Phi Le - A New Amsterdam Santa Claus: Rosemary Volpi
by Ann Bahar - NIADA Doll Art
- Michaela by Helen Kish(a paper doll)
by Sue Shanahan
- Angels: Photo essay
- RESTORING/MAKING
- Elaborate and Elegant Doll Boxes: Create these ornamental boxes for your dolls
by Beverly Bihn - The Secrets of Your Doll's Genes: the chemical make-up of your doll and how this affects its care
by Nicholas J. Hill
- Elaborate and Elegant Doll Boxes: Create these ornamental boxes for your dolls
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Ship Ahoy
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Composition Version of the Fiammingo Head
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, Issue #2: February 1995
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Rare Early European Dolls' House Dolls: Wax miniatures of the 17th and 18th centuries
by Estelle Johnston - A Hankering for Heubachs
by John W. Clendenien - Mystery Doll in Maine
by Barb Giguere
- Rare Early European Dolls' House Dolls: Wax miniatures of the 17th and 18th centuries
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Aunt Beatrice Rose: American Character dolls
by Suzanne Bachrach - The Renaissance of Thuringian Doll Art
by Ute Schlippe - Ideal Dolls with the Toni Body
by Judith Izen and Peggy Millhouse
- Aunt Beatrice Rose: American Character dolls
- DOLL ARTISTS
- The Roches Make Modern Classics
by Scott Wood - European Dolls: Photo essay
- News from Prague: Anna Alena Sloupova
by Ann Bahar - Swiss Wooden Dolls from Brienz: Adolf and Paul Thomann, Woodcarvers
by Laura Knusli - Sylvia and Helmuth Schmid: Swiss husband/wife team make wooden dolls
by Martha M. Martin - Daddy's Long Legs Marches On: Karen and Brent Germany's figures
by Scott Wood
- The Roches Make Modern Classics
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Duchess Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Madame Hendren character dolls in Dutch costume
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, Issue #3: Mar./April 1995
Page Count: 184
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Jumeau Family: A Genealogical Study
by Raymond Charrier - Why is This Doll Crying?: Three-faced dolls by Carl Bergner
by Dorothy S. and Evelyn Jane Coleman
- The Jumeau Family: A Genealogical Study
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Fiddle Dee Dee: Alexander's composition Scarletts from 1937 through 1943
by Jan Lebow - Petite Princess Fantasy Furniture: Ideal's realistic dolls' house furniture mirrored 1960s
by Don Jensen - Georgetown Creates Artist Editions: Portland, Maine company
- Sara Lee Paper Dolls
by Karen B. Kurtz
- Fiddle Dee Dee: Alexander's composition Scarletts from 1937 through 1943
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Purely Parker People: husband/wife team
by Barbara Trainin Blank
- Purely Parker People: husband/wife team
- CARE/RESTORATION
- Just What is Plastic, Anyway?: Analyzing the chemistry of Ginny, Jill, Barbie, Betsy McCall,
Chatty Cathy and friends
by Nicholas J. Hill
- Just What is Plastic, Anyway?: Analyzing the chemistry of Ginny, Jill, Barbie, Betsy McCall,
Chatty Cathy and friends
- SPECIAL EVENTS
- A Preview of 1995 Dolls
- 1994 DOTY Public's Choice Winners
- Happy 100th, Madame Alexander: special tribute from Tanya McWhorter
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Boys Will Be Boys
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Ink-U-Bator Baby by Arranbee
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, Issue #4: May 1995
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- La Belle Chocolatiere
by Susan Endo - My Doll Etta: antique rubber doll head
by Matrix - Pedlar Dolls: Notion Nannies and pedlar dolls of the 19th and 20th centuries
by Estelle Johnston
- La Belle Chocolatiere
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The American Character Legacy
by Judith Izen
- The American Character Legacy
- DOLL ARTISTS
- Lisa Lichtenfels
by Scott Wood - Leapin' Lizards: Littl Orphan Annie is Back: Artist Robert Tonner
by Scott Wood - Paper Doll of Robert Tonner's Little Orphan Annie
by Sue Shanahan
- Lisa Lichtenfels
- MANUFACTURER
- Hella Sasha: Gotz-Puppenfabrik
by Anne Votaw - The Heirloom Dolls of the Franklin Mint
- Hella Sasha: Gotz-Puppenfabrik
- CARE/RESTORATION
- The Metals in Plastic Dolls
by Nicholas J. Hill
- The Metals in Plastic Dolls
- SPECIAL EVENTS
- Modern Masterpieces: The Plaza Hotel
- New Dolls for 1995
- Nuremburg Toy Fair: 46th annual exhibition in Germany
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: The Miss Ginnys
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Betty Bronson Cinderella
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, Issue #5: Jun/July 1995
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Exquisite Bru Bebes and Their Hidden Surprises
by Jim Fernando - Dolls That Talk - Off the Top of Their Heads
by Matrix
- Exquisite Bru Bebes and Their Hidden Surprises
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Portraits of an Artist: Dewees Cochran
by Betty O'Sullivan - The Sleeping Princess by Madame Alexander
by Lorraine Mieszala with Karen Dort
- Portraits of an Artist: Dewees Cochran
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- She Recreates Childhood: British artist Christine Heath-Orange
by Scott Wood - Singerie a la Mode: Artist Adnan Karabay depicts monkeys in fancy dress
by John Darcy Noble - Delicate Dream Dolls: Viennese artist Margit Gieszer
by Kurt Palka - Ladies and Gentlemen...Lloyd Middleton: received Doll Reader's prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award
by Scott Wood - To Love and To Cherish: Photo essay of contemporary bride dolls
- Marie Osmond
by Scott Wood
- She Recreates Childhood: British artist Christine Heath-Orange
- CARE/RESTORATION
- Makeup: Understanding the Cosmetic Features of Your Dolls:
Find out why painted features sometimes flake, peel, bleed, or change color
by Nicholas J. Hill
- Makeup: Understanding the Cosmetic Features of Your Dolls:
- SPECIAL EVENTS
- New Faces: new dolls for 1995
- DOTY Nominees for 1995
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Jump-Jump: Tracking Down the Little Elf
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Hoo Choy, the Little Goddess of Good Luck
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, Issue #6: August 1995
Page Count: 184
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Paper and Poupees: Original boxes, labels and cards
by Jim Fernando with photos by Ho Phi Le - Baby Florence: Heubach confusion
by Matrix
- Paper and Poupees: Original boxes, labels and cards
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Boudoir Smokers
by Maralyn Christoffersen and Estelle Johnston - MOVY-DOLS: Charlie Chaplin and seven other paper doll stars of the silent screen
by Don Jensen - Style Show Dolls: Fabulous Fifties
by Susan Girardot
- Boudoir Smokers
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- Gene/Asthon-Drake debuts a doll reminiscent of the 1940s and 1950s
by Beauregard Houston-Montgomery - Effanbee Rekindles Success: Wahlbergs draw on the past
by Christine Oliver - Exhibit Showcases British Talent
by June Rose Gale - Pamela Erff Loves Her Work
by Scott Wood - The Gentle Art of Shelley Thornton
by John Darcy Noble
- Gene/Asthon-Drake debuts a doll reminiscent of the 1940s and 1950s
- CARE RESTORATION
- Wigs: How to keep your dolls from having bad hair days
by Nicholas J. Hill
- Wigs: How to keep your dolls from having bad hair days
- SPECIAL EVENTS
- GI Joe at Thirty: Hasbro's Hero
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- GI Joe at Thirty: Hasbro's Hero
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - American Doll Showcase: Raleigh Dolly-faced Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, Issue #7: September 1995
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Pink Domino: A wooden doll and her wardrobe survive for nearly 250 years
by Susan Hendrick - Raphael Tuck & Sons: paper doll manufacturing family
by Margaret Whitton - Sonneberg Then & Now: One-time doll capital fo the world
by Kurt Palka - My Mother's Doll: cloth doll
by Marguerite Sweeney
- The Pink Domino: A wooden doll and her wardrobe survive for nearly 250 years
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Forever Elegant: post-World War II dolls from Madame Alexander
by Lia Sargent - Dollikin: An unexplored treasure
by Laura Meisner - Rare and Beautiful Composition Shirley Temples: 1930s
by Rosemary Dent - The House of Sebastian: The Dior of Dolls
by Jack Tempest
- Forever Elegant: post-World War II dolls from Madame Alexander
- MANUFACTURER/ARTISTS
- the Hamilton Collection
by Scott Wood - No Strings Attached: Robert Doucette and Tom Slotten
by Scott Wood
- the Hamilton Collection
- CARE/RESTORATION
- Cleaning Cloth Dolls: How soaps and detergents work
by Nicholas J. Hill
- Cleaning Cloth Dolls: How soaps and detergents work
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Horsman Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Mary Frances Woods
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, Issue #8: October 1995
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Silent Witness: A doll was the last prisoner of war
by Darrell Laurant - Petite All-Bisque Heubach Children
by John W. Clendenien - The Bebe de Paris: Rabery et Delphieu firm
by Raymond Charrier - The Du Cane Dolls' House
by John Darcy Noble - Unique Treats and Little Tricks: Dolls in Halloween costumes
by Matrix - Old Dolls and Toys on Stereoview Cards
by Katherine Kuckens
- The Silent Witness: A doll was the last prisoner of war
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Margaret O'Brien Dolls by the Alexander Doll Company
by Edward R. Pardella - The Pedigree Walking Doll in New Zealand
by Peggy Armstrong
- Margaret O'Brien Dolls by the Alexander Doll Company
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- A Visit with Hildegard Gunzel
by Karin Schrey - Doll Treasures of Santa Fe
- Enchanting Creations by Barbara Gudgeon
by Carol-Lynn Rossel Waugh - Dolls with Accessories
- Paper Doll of Wendy Lawton's African Safari
by Sue Shanahan - Elissa Glassgold: Making dolls into art
by Barbara Trainin Blank
- A Visit with Hildegard Gunzel
- CARE RESTORATION
- Preservation: Some rules for protecting your doll collection
by Nicholas J. Hill
- Preservation: Some rules for protecting your doll collection
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Lenci Dolls made of Hard Plastic
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Madame Hendren Dolls Dressed for Halloween
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 23, Issue #9: November 1995
Page Count: 184
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Lady Dolls: Messengers of fashion and style
by Kurt Palka - Dolls That Clap: Unique cymbal-playing dolls
by Barbara Combatalade - Leather in Doll Making: Doll bodies and teething toy named Gussie Decker
by Matrix - The Bebe Samaritaine: Paris department store exclusive for 20 years
by Raymond Charrier
- Lady Dolls: Messengers of fashion and style
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Chinese Nesting Dolls
by Greg Zaleski - Baby Doll: Dy-Dee Baby
by Martha M. Martin - It's Howdy Doody Time: Freckle-faced Redhead from NBC
by Edward R. Pardella - Charmin' Chatty: Mattel's doll
by Laura Meisner - Petite Dolls: Little Miss Ginger and Little Miss Nancy Ann
by Pam and Polly Judd
- Chinese Nesting Dolls
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Seymour Mann: Celebrating 25 years
- Kyoko Nakanishi: tribute to a Japanese Artist
by John Darcy Noble - Georgetown Opens a Magic Attic: new line of play dolls
- A World of Dolls: Photo essay
- A Seated Girl by Anne Mitrani: a special paper doll
by Sue Shanahan
- CARE/RESTORATION
- Composition: knowing about ingredients and manufacturing processes helps you care for the composition
dolls in your collection
by Nicholas J. Hill
- Composition: knowing about ingredients and manufacturing processes helps you care for the composition
dolls in your collection
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: World War II Relief Dolls from Hollywood
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Talentoy TalenToon Puppets
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, 1996: 9 ISSUES
Volume 24, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1996
Page Count: 184
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Rare and Scandalous: French Court dolls
by John Darcy Noble - Musée de la Poupée: Paris doll museum
by Evelyn Rädler - Doll Mothers on Old Post Cards
by Raymond Charrier - Tribute to a Doll
by Irene Luethge
- Rare and Scandalous: French Court dolls
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Christmastime with Käthe Kruse
by Matrix - Alexander and Disney Magic: Madame Alexander dolls of Disney characters from the 1950's
by David C. Hearn
- Christmastime with Käthe Kruse
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Exquisite Elegance: Pat and Glen East create OOAK art
by Scott Wood - Paper doll of East Art Originals' Moonlight Serenade
by Sue Shanahan - A Holiday Gathering: Photo essay of Santa and Angel dolls
- Exquisite Elegance: Pat and Glen East create OOAK art
- CARE/RESTORATION
- Ask Nick Hill: a chemist offers preservation tips in answer to reader's letter
by Nick Hill
- Ask Nick Hill: a chemist offers preservation tips in answer to reader's letter
- SPECIAL FEATURES
- A Doll's Christmas: Five craft projects to make your holidays sparkle
by Beverly Bihn - Remember the Ladies: Highlights of 46th annual UFDC convention in Philadelphia
- A Doll's Christmas: Five craft projects to make your holidays sparkle
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Ginny's Baby Sister Ginette
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Charming Mama Doll Toddlers
by Ursula R. Mertz - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, Issue #2: February 1996
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Through Jumeau's Eyes: Sleep eyes
by Matrix - Shanghai Treasures- Door of Hope dolls identification guide
by Joyce Sefton - The Infinite Variety of Half-dolls
by Frieda Marion
- Through Jumeau's Eyes: Sleep eyes
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Happy Birthday Bécassine: 90th birthday
by Andrew Tabbat - Brikette, the Red-headed Imp: Virginia Carlson remembers the birth of Brikette in 1959
by Laura Meisner
- Happy Birthday Bécassine: 90th birthday
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Contemporary Doll Art in Japan
by Chieko Ogawa - Wonders in Wood: Michael Langton's wooden personalities
by Scott Wood - The Tale of Thomas Rapaich: magical, mythical work
by John Darcy Noble - From Heart to Home: Pittsburgh Originals' six new designs
- Contemporary Doll Art in Japan
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: WPA Museum Extension Project from Penn.
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Rock-a-Bye Baby
by Ursula R. Mertz - Ask Nick Hill: Composition
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, Issue #3: Mar./April 1996
Page Count: 184
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Beauty Has Gone to Their Heads
by John Dancy Noble - Celluloid Dolls: A Study in Contradictions
by Matrix - Moving Picture Dolls: 1907 children's book with segmented pages
by Barbara Combatalade
- Beauty Has Gone to Their Heads
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Patti Playpal and Her Family: Ideal's 36in doll and several brothers and sisters
by Judith Izen - The 1995 Sasha Doll Festival
by Dorisanne Osborn - The Amelia Earhart Doll
by Mary Schweitzer Lalli - Doll Collecting on the Internet
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Doll of the Year Public's Choice Awards
- Patti Playpal and Her Family: Ideal's 36in doll and several brothers and sisters
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Exciting Sonja Harmann Originals
by Scott Wood - Artist Profile of Gillie Charlson
by Ann Bahar - All Dolled Up: Photo essay of British Doll Artists' Association
by June Rose Gale - New Dolls for 1996
- New Life for an Old Company: Alexander Doll Company, interview with new CEO Patti Lewis
by Carolyn Cook - Schildkröt: 100 Years of Dolls
by Astry Campbell
- Exciting Sonja Harmann Originals
- SPECIAL REPORT
- Ideal's Toni - Rare Sizes(23in, 17in)
by Lyn deBeer
- Ideal's Toni - Rare Sizes(23in, 17in)
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - Dolls at Auction
by Carolyn Cook - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Mollye Goldman's Thief of Baghdad Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: The Aunt Jemima Doll
by Ursula R. Mertz - Ask Nick Hill: The Nature of Celluloid
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, Issue #4: May 1996
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- High Society: Coordinated lady dolls
by Estelle Johnston - Coming Home: 350-year-old doll
by Raymond Charrier - Mirrors of Humanity: Santa Barbara Museum of Art
by John Darcy Noble - Introducing the Sunshine Baby: distributed by Louis Wolf & Co.
by Matrix
- High Society: Coordinated lady dolls
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- May the Force be with You: Hot Star Wars collectibles 1978-1980
by Kerra Davis - The Miss America of all Dolls: Monica doll 1941-1951
by Janet L. Wallace
- May the Force be with You: Hot Star Wars collectibles 1978-1980
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Dollmaker: A Visit with Wendy Lawton
by Scott Wood - American Girl of Today: Pleasant Company's dolls
by Michilinda Kinsey - Betsy McCall Makes a Comeback: Robert Tonner's newly designed "old favorite"
by Scott Wood - Betsy McCall as a paper doll
by Sue Shanahan - More New Dolls for 1996
- Northern Stars: Canada's Martha Bers and Marianne Reitsma
by Ann Bahar
- Dollmaker: A Visit with Wendy Lawton
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: English Bisque War Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Amberg's Happinus
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Ask Nick Hill: Cleaning Tips for Vinyl
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, Issue #5: Jun/July 1996
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Brides from the Strong Museum
by Ellen M. Manyon - Knowing Antique Dolls: The Mystery from Marseille
by Matrix - The Old Folks at Home
by John Darcy Noble
- The Brides from the Strong Museum
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Cindy and I: made by Horsman, debuted at Toy Fair 1958
by Beauregard Houston-Montgomery - Barbie Trends
by Joe Blitman - The 15-inch Revlon Dolls
by Laura Meisner
- Cindy and I: made by Horsman, debuted at Toy Fair 1958
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Beautiful Brides
- Profile of an Artist: Lee Middleton Urick
by Scott Wood - Only One: show at Plaza Hotel in New York City
- SPECIAL EVENTS
- Vote!
- New Faces: advertorial selection
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques: Blue Book Update
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - American Doll Showcase: Mechanical Composition Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Ask Nick Hill: Cleaning Doll Clothes
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, Issue #6: August 1996
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Me & My Doll: antique postcards
by Raymond Charrier - Historical Treasures: dolls with written histories
by John Darcy Noble - J.D. Kestner: Emperor of Toyland
by Kurt Palka - Knowing Antique Dolls: The Quest for Identity
by Matrix
- Me & My Doll: antique postcards
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Betsy McCall Furniture
by Cris Johnson - The Wood Segmented Dolls of Joseph L. Kallus
by Myra Fay Graubard - Sasha: Entertainment and commercial Star
by Anne Votaw and Laura Knusli - A Raynal Baby Doll
by Rosemary Dent - Toodles: 1950-160s American Character doll
by Cris Johnson - Saucy Walker: Ideal doll 1950s
by Judith Izen
- Betsy McCall Furniture
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Nancy Wiley: The Early Years in Hoboken
by Deborah Thompson - Paper Doll of Nancy Wiley's Collette
by Sue Shanahan - Phyllis Parkins is on the Phone
by Scott Wood
- Nancy Wiley: The Early Years in Hoboken
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - American Doll Showcase: Telantoy Talentoon Puppets
by Ursula R. Mertz - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently asked questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, Issue #7: September 1996
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Pantin, The French Jumping Jack
by Raymond Charrier - Frozen Charlottes
by Al Combatalade
- Pantin, The French Jumping Jack
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Little Women Dolls and Paper Dolls: 1955 to 1989
by Barbara Lutz Comienski - Little Girl of Today: Fleischaker Novelty Company in 1951
by Susan Girardot
- Little Women Dolls and Paper Dolls: 1955 to 1989
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Madame Alexander's New Cissy
by Beauregard Houston-Montgomery - Chloe: 24in doll created by Timothy J. Alberts
by M. Dalton King - Sweet & Simple: The Art of Susan Wakeen
by Scott Wood - Lleana Davison
photo essay by Ho Phi Le
Interview by Scott Wood - Fiesta in Santa Fe:
Santa Fe Doll Art Show
- Madame Alexander's New Cissy
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - American Doll Showcase: The Madame Louise Doll Company
by Ursula R. Mertz - Ask Nick Hill: Doll Preservation & Storage
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, Issue #8: October 1996
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- Behold It Tenderly: Photo essay French doll collection of Gail Cook
by Ho Phi Le - If Wishes Were Horses
by John Darcy Noble - Etienne Denamur and the E.D. Bebes
by Francois Theimer - Made in America: Franklin Darrow's 1866 rawhide dolls' heads
by Barbara Combatalade - The Mary Pickford Doll
by Carolyn Cook
- Behold It Tenderly: Photo essay French doll collection of Gail Cook
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Sweet Sue: American Character 1950s doll
by Cris Johnson - The Mary Martin Paper Doll
by Susanna Oroyan - Travel Dolls
by Adele Leurquin and Patsy Moyer - Collecting Crissy: grow-hair dolls by Ideal personify the 1970s
by Beth Gunther - Meredith College: Alumnae Doll Collection
by Brandi J. Bettis
- Sweet Sue: American Character 1950s doll
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Classics Reborn: Dimples, Patsy, and Ginny
by Scott Wood - Celebrate the Ordinary: Annie Wahl
by Deborah Thompson
- Classics Reborn: Dimples, Patsy, and Ginny
- SPECIAL EVENTS
- No Sure Thing: hottest picks Barbie
by Marl Davidson
- No Sure Thing: hottest picks Barbie
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Early Happy Horsman Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: A Special Mama Doll
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 24, Issue #9: November 1996
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- Recreating 19th Century Bodies: pattern for 18in French fashion lady dolls' summer waists
by Estelle Johnston - A Short History of Rabery-Delphieu Production
by Francois Theimer
- Recreating 19th Century Bodies: pattern for 18in French fashion lady dolls' summer waists
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Ginny's Fashion Heritage
by Carol Stover and Peggy Millhouse
- Ginny's Fashion Heritage
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Steve and Angela Clark Create Still Life
by Tracy Chirico and Scott Wood - Mr. Charisma: (Lewis Goldstein) The Man in the White Suit
by John Darcy Noble - Home Shopping Network Celebrates 4th Annual DollFest
- The Artists of Waltershauser:
Vera Scholz, Jutta Kissling and Hildegard Günzel
- Steve and Angela Clark Create Still Life
- SPECIAL EVENTS
- Camelot Revisited:
Franklin Mint issue Jackie Kennedy bride doll
- Camelot Revisited:
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - American Doll Showcase: I-De-Lite: The Doll of a Lifetime
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 25, 1997: 9 ISSUES
Volume 25, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1997
Page Count: 184
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUE
- The Two Faces of Bebe Phenix
by Francois Theimer - Beautiful Children:
UFDC Convention photo essay - Little Mamas Send Christmas Greetings: antique postcards
by Jeannie DiMauro
- The Two Faces of Bebe Phenix
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Christmas in July
by Madonna Dries Christensen - The Debut of Jill: Vogue Doll's Wardrobe
by Laura Meisner
- Christmas in July
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Ellenbrooke Charm
by Susanna Oroyan - Holiday Treasures: Christmas Dolls
- Paper Doll of Cynthia Malbon's The Little Angel
by Sue Shanahan - From Romantic Russia: Alexandra Kukinova
by John Darcy Noble - Touchdown! America's Cheerleader Collection: Dallas Cowboys
- Charleen Thanos Originals
by Scott Wood - Crowne Point Studios: Alice Leverett Henderson
- Ellenbrooke Charm
- SPECIAL PROJECTS
- Seven Doll-related decorations to make for the holidays
by Beverly Bihn
- Seven Doll-related decorations to make for the holidays
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Dolls from Christmas Past
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: The Patsy Competition
by Ursula R. Mertz - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Question
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 25, Issue #2: February 1997
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- 19th Century Advertising Trade Cards
by Diane DeBlois - Arctic Explorers & Dolls
by Barbara Combatalade - A Mechanical Marvel: 18th Century doll house
by John Darcy Noble - Huret
by Francois Theimer - The Cloth Dolls of Martha Chase
by Linda Edward - Knowing Antique Dolls: Heubach Figurines
by Matrix
- 19th Century Advertising Trade Cards
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Little Miss Revlon: fashion doll of the 1950s
by Judith Izen
- Little Miss Revlon: fashion doll of the 1950s
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Mattel Captures Disney Magic: Cruella DeVil and Belle
by Emily Dodi - Cloth Creations: Jeanie Bates and Jennie Cooley
by Scott Wood - NIADA: latest conference
- Mattel Captures Disney Magic: Cruella DeVil and Belle
- SPECIAL FEATURES
- Doll Reader Celebrates 25 Years
by Deborah Thompson - A Lifetime of Collecting Dolls
by John Axe - Doll Tour of France
by Carolyn Cook
- Doll Reader Celebrates 25 Years
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Dean's Rag Book Company
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Chuckles by American Character
by Ursula R. Mertz - Ask Nick Hill: A Lesson in Resin
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 25, Issue #3: Mar./April 1997
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- Still in their Boxes
by John Darcy Noble - Tasha Tudor
by Carolyn Cook - Going, Going, Gone: Sotheby's Auction of the Dina Vierny collection
by Patricia Gosh and Janet Hollingsworth
- Still in their Boxes
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Ginny's Competitors
by Judith Izen and Peggy Millhouse
- Ginny's Competitors
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- Preview: New Dolls for 1997
- Good-Kruger: Julie Good-Kruger
by Scott Wood - Paper doll of Julie Good-Kruger's Sew Much Love
by Sue Shanahan - Gene: An Inspiration
by Virginia Cochran - Doll Maker's Challenge
by Barb Spencer - Madame Alexander's Jacqueline
by Beauregard Houston-Montgomery - Knickerbacker & Friends
by Scott Wood - The Art of William Wiley
by Nancy Wiley(sister) - 1996 Dolls of the Year Winners
- SPECIAL FEATURES
- Doll Reader Celebrates 25 Years: In 1972, DR began as a tabloid.
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- Introductions
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls:
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Pinky Winky
by Ursula R. Mertz - Ask Nick Hill: Polymer Clay
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 25, Issue #4: May 1997
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- Ivory and Feathers: Dolls' house furniture
by JOhn Darcy Noble - Paris Bebe: Anatole Danel's direct copy of Bebe Jumeau
by Francois Theimer - Childhood Days: Photo essay
by Ho Phi Le
- Ivory and Feathers: Dolls' house furniture
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Ideal Face of the 1960s: FDR sculpture by Neil Estern
by Cris Johnson - Ginny's Contemporaries
by Peggy Millhouse and Judith Izen - Our 25th Anniversary Nostalgic Look Back
- The Ideal Face of the 1960s: FDR sculpture by Neil Estern
- DOLL ARTISTS/MANUFACTURERS
- New Dolls for 1997
- Lee Middleton's Adorable Babies
by Deborah Thompson - Mad About Madeline
Eden's 8in vinyl posable doll - Susan Wakeen's Joyous Creations
- Faithful Friends: Heidi Ott
by Virginia heyerdahl - Sarah's Gang
- SPECIAL FEATURES
- The Evolution of Collecting
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- The Evolution of Collecting
- DEPARTMENTS
- Views and Perspectives
Carolyn Cook - Letters
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Eye on Antiques:
by Jan Foulke - For the Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Identifying Your Dolls: Unique Provincial Dolls of France
by Polly & Pam Judd - American Doll Showcase: Miss America by Sayco
by Ursula R. Mertz - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Question
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Advertiser's Index
- Classified
- Views and Perspectives
Volume 25, Issue #5: Jun/July 1997
Page Count: 184
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Madame's (Alexander) Classical Ballerinas
by Lia Sargent - Personality Pla-Mates & Friends
by Ursula R. Mertz - The Dolls of Shelburne
by Scott Wood - Edison's Dollphone: 1889
by Sandy Yearwood - A Remarkable Raynal Doll: French felt dolls of the 1920-30s
by Rosemary Dent - The Sun Rubber Company: 1920's doll making business
by Janet Hapner
- Madame's (Alexander) Classical Ballerinas
- ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
- American Doll Showcase: composition portrait dolls of Madame Alexander
by Ursula R. Mertz - The Blushing Brides: This year's bride dolls
- Artist Profile: Gabriele Bothen-Haek
by Scott Wood - How to Join a Doll Club
by Martha M. Martin - 25th Anninversary of Doll Reader
- American Doll Showcase: composition portrait dolls of Madame Alexander
- SPECIAL SECTION
- Presenting the 85 DOTY Nominees for 1997
- DEPARTMENTS
- Viewpoint:
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - The Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Sidelines
- Doll Auctions
- Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Question
by Nicholas J. Hill - Identifying Your Dolls: The Heritage of Wedding Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - Doll Events
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Viewpoint:
Volume 25, Issue #6: August 1997
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Monika: Reflections of an Artist
by Deborah Thompson - Like a Signature: Ruth Treffeisen's Dolls
- Miss Seventeen: 1961 descendent of Bild Lilli became Louis Marx & Co.'s early Barbie competitor
by Beauregard Houston-Montgomery - Faces That I Love: Photo essay of antique French character dolls
by Ho Phi Le - Mysterious Origins
by Kathy McKibbin and Isabell Aldridge
- Monika: Reflections of an Artist
- ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
- Doll Scene: Seymour Mann, Mattel's Barbie, and Pittsburgh Originals
- Santa Fe Doll Art Show
- Artist Profile: (Sandi McAslan's) Not Just Another Pretty Face
by Bob Wood - American Doll Showcase: Early Effanbee baby dolls from 1910 to 1912
by Ursula R. Mertz - 25th Anniversary of doll Reader
- New Jersey's Hidden Treasures: The Morris Museum
by Linda Edward
- SPECIAL REPORT
- Eloise Wilkin & Baby Dear
by Carol Stover and Judith Izen
- Eloise Wilkin & Baby Dear
- DEPARTMENTS
- Viewpoint:
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Doll Auctions
- Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Question
by Nicholas J. Hill - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Identifying Your Dolls: The Heritage of Wedding Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - Doll Events
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Viewpoint:
Volume 25, Issue #7: September 1997
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- The French Ladies of Fashion
by Estelle Johnston - Getting to Know Zwergnase: German doll company
by Scott Wood - Sixty Years of Gerber Baby Dolls
by Scott Wood - Fairies, Fantasy & Froud: Wendy Froud
by Scott Wood - Kämmer & Reinhardt Character Dolls
by Kurt W. Palka
- The French Ladies of Fashion
- ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
- Back In the Saddle Again: The Terri Lee Gene Autry doll
by Peggy Wiedman Casper - The Baseball Kids: 1930's, the Doll Lady of Atherton
by Isabell Aldridge - 25th Anniversary of Doll Reader
- Back In the Saddle Again: The Terri Lee Gene Autry doll
- DEPARTMENTS
- Viewpoint:
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville - CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Doll Auctions
- American Doll Showcase: Unique Deanna Durbin Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Question
by Nicholas J. Hill - Doll Events
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Viewpoint:
Volume 25, Issue #8: October 1997
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Keeping Company with Helen Kish
by Scott Wood - The Original Ponytail Barbie
by Patricia Long - Dream Dolls from Gotz
by Mary Graff - Composition Judy Garland Dolls
by Edward R. Pardella - Marion Kaulitz: The Forgotten Doll Artist
by Dorothy S. and Evelyn Jane Coleman - The Heart of the House
by John Darcy Noble - Yvonne Hoogesteger-Flipse Creates Dancing Micechildren
by Scott Wood - The Hessa Dolls of Schalkau
by Charlotte Raftery - Paper Doll fo Helen Kish's Anne
by Sue Shanahan
- Keeping Company with Helen Kish
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Bottletot, Happy Tot, Toddletot
by Ursula R. Mertz - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Viewpoint: Publisher's Note
David L. Miller - Reader Mail
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Doll Auctions
- Sidelines
- Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Polymer Clay Revisited
by Nicholas J. Hill - 20th Century Clues
by Cathie Clark - Identifying Your Dolls: The Heritage of Wedding Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Viewpoint: Publisher's Note
Volume 25, Issue #9: November 1997
Page Count: 200
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Not Taking It Too Easy: Virginia Turner
by Scott Wood - Mm Mm Good: The Campbell Kids
by Scott Wood - Mary Hartline Continues to Lead the Band
by Carol Stover - Mind Your "P's" & "Q's": 1820s Rare Toy
by John Darcy Noble - The Best of Both Worlds: Collectibles Companies
by Mary Graff - Portraits of an Artist's Life: Beatrice Perini
by Scott Wood - Paper Doll of Beatrice Perini's Tommaso
by Sue Shanahan - Decades of Dreaming: Barbie
by Mary Graff - The Friendship Dolls
by Shirlee Funk - A Lauth-Sand Doll: Unique WWI Cloth Doll
by Dorothy & Evelyn Jane Coleman - The Charm of Nippon Baby Dolls: Japanese Bisque dolls
by Peggy Armstrong
- Not Taking It Too Easy: Virginia Turner
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase:
by Ursula R. Mertz - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Viewpoint:
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Doll Auctions
- Sidelines
- Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Polymer Clay Revisited
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Viewpoint:
Volume 26, 1998: 9 ISSUES
Volume 26, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1998
Page Count: 208
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Living Dolls: Maryanne Oldenburg
by Scott Wood - Holiday Magic
- Those Mysterious and Magical Swaddlings: long-forgotten custom preserved with dolls
by John Darcy Noble - The Lovers by Peynet
by Christine Jeffery - Crying Baby Dolls: 1851 World Exposition in London
by Dorothy S. & Evelyn Jane Coleman - The Wonderful Wizard: Norma DeCapmps legendary creations
by Suzanne Pollitt Smith and Teresa Dianne Smith - To Have and to Hold: Photo essay
48th UFDC convention - NIADA Convention 1997
- Fanciful Christmas Creations for Dolls: Five new accessories for you to create
by Beverly Bihn - Sailor Moon: Japanese Toy Market
by Futaba Nakamura - Li'l Imp by Vogue Doll Company
by Judith Izen
- Living Dolls: Maryanne Oldenburg
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Baby Mine by Ideal
by Ursula R. Mertz - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Introductions
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Doll Auctions
- Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Identifying Your Dolls: Rare Celebrity Dolls
by Polly & Pam Judd - Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 26, Issue #2: February 1998
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Signed: Titus Tomescu
by Bob Roberts - DOTY, the 1997 Public's Choices
- Recognizing Rare Toni dolls
by Lyn DeBeer - Dolls At Work
by Kurt Palka - My 20 Years with Mattel
by Martha Armstrong-Hand - Kingstate Stands for Value
by Javier Martinez - Stand-Ins For Gentlemen
by John Darcy Noble - Make New Dresses for Toni
by Nancy Sanderson - Mattel's Shining Stars for 1998
- Taming Mohair: cleaning and restoration of mohair wigs
by Peggy Millhouse
- Signed: Titus Tomescu
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Tut-Ankh-Amen Dolls and Toys
by Ursula R. Mertz - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Treating Doll Problems with Care
by Nicholas J. Hill - Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Geographical Index
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 26, Issue #3: Mar./April 1998
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Himstedt on Himstedt
by Scott Wood - Designs On Gene: Young Designers of America Competition
by Virginia Cochran - The Merry Widow in Three Acts: Lawton Doll Company
- New Dolls for 1998
- Remember Me: Photo essay of antique dolls
by Ho Phi Le - Cottage Collectibles from Ganz
by Kent Cassner - Elegance From the Franklin Mint
- Make-over Magic: How to re-do less-than-perfect dolls
by Bruce Allen DeArmond - The Faces of Schoenau & Hoffmeister
by Matrix
- Himstedt on Himstedt
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Snoozie, a new Yawning Baby by Ideal
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 26, Issue #4: May 1998
Page Count: 192
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- At Home With Richard Simmons: new line of dolls for L.L. Knickerbocker
by Deborah Thompson - Kish & Company: Helen Kish
- Robert Tonner Presents New Dolls: high fashion and fun
- Squeaking Toys for Tinies
by John Darcy Noble - The Revlon Doll: An ideal doll from Ideal!
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Announcing the 80 DOTY Nominees for 1998
- Kathe Kruse: Rebel with a Tender Heart
by Kurt W. Palka
- At Home With Richard Simmons: new line of dolls for L.L. Knickerbocker
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Horsman World War I
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Computer Collecting:
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Identifying Your Dolls: Dolls tell stories of Old New Orleans
by Polly and Pam Judd - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Sidelines
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 26, Issue #5: Jun/July 1998
Page Count: 200
Cowles(Cumberland) becomes owned by Primedia Inc.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Classic Brides: antique to modern
- Perfect Ladies: unmarked parians
by Constance King - Susan Krey Fashions: A new direction
by Scott Wood - Affordable Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - Modern Dolls From Both Sides of the Atlantic
by Carol Stover - Milady, Your Carriage Awaits: early conveyance collection
by John Darcy Noble - Personality Plus: Artist Maja Bill-Buchwalder
by Scott Wood - Daddy's Long Legs
- Update '98: New dolls
- Do You Know Me?: Mystery doll
by Isabell Aldridge
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Snookums, a perennially popular cartoon
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Identifying Your Dolls: The Regal Doll Manufacturing Co.
by Polly and Pam Judd - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Sidelines
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 26, Issue #6: August 1998
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Happiness Time: Phyllis Parkins, pioneer doll artist
by Scott Wood - Crissy's Fashion Boutique Outfits
by Judith Izen and Susan Mobley - What a Story! Great American Doll Company lives up to its name
by Scott Wood - In the Heart of Summer: photo essay antique dolls
by Ho Phi Le - By the Light of the Moon: Artists Paul Crees and Peter Coe collaborate with author Anne Rice
by Susan Hedrick - Bisque in Motion: Heubach's rare figurines
by Matrix - I Remember Madame: tribute to the "First Lady of Dolls"
- A Pair From "La Belle Epoque": elegant bisque dolls
by John Darcy Noble
- Happiness Time: Phyllis Parkins, pioneer doll artist
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: A popular Ideal baby with rubber limbs
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 26, Issue #7: September 1998
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- French Dolls for Pampered Children: photo essay from Welser Puppenwelt Museum, Austria
by Kurt W. Palka - Dolls Out of Time: Lynne and Michael Roche's creations
by Scott Wood - A Most Superior Doll Maker: Lucy Peck
by Constance King - Wood-Bodied China Dolls
by John Darcy Noble - Kimberly by Tomy: playdoll of the 1980s
by Judith Izen - Making People Happy: Sandra Bilotto
by Scott Wood - The Magic of Santa Fe
- Storybook Dolls
- Paper Doll of Cynthia Malbon's Alice
by Sue Shanahan
- French Dolls for Pampered Children: photo essay from Welser Puppenwelt Museum, Austria
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: More Early Advertising Dolls by E.I. Horsman, Inc.
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Identifying Your Dolls: The Dolls of Hong Kong
by Polly and Pam Judd - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Sidelines
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 26, Issue #8: October 1998
Page Count: 184
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Wrapped Up in Cloth: Cloth dolls by today's top artists
- Lenci, A Fantasy in Felt
by Nancy Lazenby - Sensations: Maggie Iacono fashions award-winning felt dolls
by Scott Wood - Maggie Iacono's Gabriella Paper Doll
by Sue Shanahan - DOTY, the 1998 Public's Choice Awards
- The Colors of Autumn: Photo essay of Beautiful French and German dolls
by Ho Phi Le - The Dolls of Norah Wellings
by Constance King - Little Women Take to the Stage: Madame Alexander's play dolls make Shakespeare fun
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Sis Hopkins and Sis
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 26, Issue #9: November 1998
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Better Than Ever! Mattel's Chatty Cathy
by Mark Mazzetti - Queen: Madame Alexander's Queen Elizabeth dolls
by Lia Sargent - Doll Masters of Germany: J.D. Kestner
by Kurt W. Palka - Collectible Concepts Makes History: antique reproductions
by Kathleen Ryan - Fashion Dolls Hit the Runway
- Horsman's Peterkin: unique composition dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - Walt Disney World Convention
- Home Shopping Network's Festival of Dolls
by Mary Graff - Joke Grobben Wins a World of Collectors: Dutch artist
by Scott Wood - Hitty Approaches the Millennium: 6 1/2in wooden doll, nearly 200 years old
by virginia Ann Heyerdahl
- Better Than Ever! Mattel's Chatty Cathy
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: The Bye-Lo Baby Competition
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, 1999: 9 ISSUES
Volume 27, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 1999
Page Count: 176
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Yuletide Treasures: New holiday dolls
- Nickname Heloise: French artist
by Scott Wood - Seeing Double, a Case of Duplication and Similarities
by Matrix - A Collector's Lucky Find: WWII era cloth doll treasure
by Peggy Wiedman Casper - Christmas Memories: Magazine advertisements
by Jeannie DiMauro - The Cabbage Patch
by Mary Graff - Holiday Enchantments: create six new holiday decorations designed for dolls
by Beverly Bihn - Uncle Clem, Raggedy Ann's Collectible Relative
by Andrew Tabbat - Alegance and Charm: New Barbie dolls
- Make-up Dolls by Vogue
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Kiddie Pal Dollies by Regal
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Computer Collecting:
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Sidelines
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, Issue #2: February 1999
Page Count: 152
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Forty Fabulous Years of Barbie
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Child Star Shines On: Shirley Temple dolls
by Rosemary Dent - Shirley Temple...Sew Cute: basic dress pattern for 16in Shirley Temple Doll
by Nancy Sanderson - Sneak Peak 1999
- Marie Calling: Marie Osmond directs musical theatre dolls
by Scott Wood - From Germany with Love: Karin Schmidt's creations
by Ursula Driskell - Coiffure Heads: Papier-Mâché dolls of the 1820s
by Constance King - Home Shopping Network celebrates doll artists month: January
- Making Memories: Martha and Kent Melton bring back Marcella and Raddegy Ann
by Scott Wood
- Forty Fabulous Years of Barbie
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Mysterious Sunny Orange Maid Dolls by Louis Amberg & Son
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Ask Nick Hill: Frequently Asked Questions
by Nicholas J. Hill - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, Issue #3: Mar./April 1999
Page Count: 168
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Under Her Spell: Hildegard Günzel's collection
by Deborah Thompson - Fairy Tales Do Come True: Reva Schick at Lee Middleton Dolls
by Sallie Goetgeluck - The Root of the Matter: Doll coiffure
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Creating a Legacy with Seymour Mann
by Mary Graff - Boudoirs: Dolls for the Fashionable
by Constance King - What's New? 1999
- Celebrate the Century!: New Ginny Dolls
- Teaching Values at the Family Company
by Mary Graff
- Under Her Spell: Hildegard Günzel's collection
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: E.I. Horsman's Dolly Rosebud
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Sidelines
- Club Scene
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, Issue #4: May 1999
Page Count: 144
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- A Mother's Day Tribute: Home Shopping Network's Fifth Annual Mother's Day Doll Event
by Mary Graff - Talking with Tonner: Robert Tonner reveals inspirations
by Mary Graff - Perfection by Perotti: wax dolls
by Constance King - Baby Peggy Treasures
by Carol J. Stover - Reflections of Vera Scholz
by Mary Graff - Announcing the 80 DOTY Industry's Choices for 1999
- IDEX begins new doll season
- A Mother's Day Tribute: Home Shopping Network's Fifth Annual Mother's Day Doll Event
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Arranbee Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Club Scene
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, Issue #5: Jun/July 1999
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Designing Woman: Julie Good-Krüger
by Mary Graff - Quiet Eyes: photo essay
by Ho Phi Le - Meet the Mod British Birds: Daisy Field and Willow Somers
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Drawing on Memories: Pauline Bjonness-Jacobsen
by Scott Wood - A Final Farewell From Philip Heath
- Tiny Treasures: dolls 10in and under
- Effanbee's Ravishing Redheads
by Don Jensen - Dressing Patsy: Sew your own dress for Effanbee's 14in playmate
by Nancy Sanderson - Like Clockwork: Schuco figures of the 1920s and '30s
by Constance King
- Designing Woman: Julie Good-Krüger
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Toodles, a new rubber doll by American Character
by Ursula R. Mertz - Doll Auctions
by Eleanor Mauck - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Club Scene
- Collector's Report
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, Issue #6: August 1999
Page Count: 144
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- The Storyteller: Emily Garthright
by Mary Graff - Mint Condition: Franklin Mint collector doll
- Terri Lee, the Baby Boomers' Baby
by Peggy Casper - Treasures from the Tyrol: wooden dolls in the Austrian Tyrol named for their region - the Grödnertal
by Constance King - When Opportunity Knocks: Laura Cobabe
by Mary Graff - Post Cards from Peynet: dolls based on Raymond Peynet's cartoon characters served as subjects for post cards
by Anneke Husecken - Chapter & Verse: Fictional characters inspire new dolls
- A First Lady's Doll: English wax doll
by Kristel Delp Tomlinson - Reflections in Fantasy: Sherry Housley
by Linda White-Francis
- The Storyteller: Emily Garthright
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Two Unusual Mama Dolls Produced by the Averill Company
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Sidelines
- Club Scene
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, Issue #7: September 1999
Page Count: 136
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- A Material World: Linda Murray's realism through cloth
by Mary Graff - A Star is Born: history of fashion dolls begins with Cissy
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Gene Gems
- The Mary Hoyer Doll: popular play dolls of the 1940s and 1950s make a comeback
by Virginia Ann Heyerdahl - Madame La Parisienne: French fashion dolls
by Constance King - Sentimental Journey: Collectible Concepts Corporation's new reproduction doll line
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- A Material World: Linda Murray's realism through cloth
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase:
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Doll Auctions
- Collector's Report
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, Issue #8: October 1999
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Baby Bundles: baby doll creations
- English Elegance: Angela and John Barker
by Mary Graff - What's in a Name? identify Ideal's Plassie and Baby Coos
by Judith Izen, Ellen Cahill, and Debra Fouch - The World According to Zapf
by Mary Graff - Double Talk: Ventriloquist Dolls
by Constance King - Staying Power: Ruth Treffeisen's popularity
by Scott Wood - DOTY Public Choice Award Winners for 1999
- Porcelian by Mundia: French company's bisque dolls
- And the Award Goes To...: Home Shopping Network will host its own awards - the Blue Ribbon Event
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Baby Georgene by Georgene Novelties, Inc.
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Club Scene
- Sidelines
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 27, Issue #9: November 1999
Page Count: 144
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- Fashion Focus
- Experts Pick Favorites
- Barbie: A Fashion Icon
- Talk of the Town!: Tyler Wentworth's newest fashions and sew a Tyler outfit designed exclusively for Doll Reader by Robert Tonner
- Gene's Hollywood Connection: Lynne Day, Ashton-Drake's new Gene costume designer
by Mary Graff - What Ever Happened to Darci? 1970s fashion doll star
by Grace Simms - Forty Years of America...with Barbie!
by A. Glenn Mandeville - The Fashion Queen: Doll makers celebrate fashions of Diana, Princess of Wales
- Something About Cissy: Madame Alexander's creation
by Joseph A. Carrillo - Doll Fest '99: Home Shopping Network
- Fashion Parade: Play dress-up with these doll favorites
- Psyche Chooses a Summer Wardrobe: Paper dolls present a fashion plate version of 19th century dolls
by Constance King
- FEATURE DEPARTMENTS
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Horsman's Hebee-Shebees
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, 2000: 9 ISSUES
Volume 28, Issue #1: Dec/Jan. 2000
Page Count: 160
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- FEATURES
- The Evelyn Way Kendall Collection: Sotheby's auction
by Andrew Leston - Readers Pick Top 100 Dolls of All Time
- Star Spotlight: Franklin Mint's vinyl celebrity dolls
by A. Glenn Mandeville - Sister Act: Judy Rankine and Dianne Sims found Jessie Bishop Dolls
by Mary Graff - 'Tis the Season: Artists and manufacturers gallery
- Christmas Fairy Tales: Historical overview of Christmas tree angels and fairies
by Constance King - Heather's Children: Canadian artist Heather Maciak
by Greg Williams - Best Foot Forward: make your own doll shoes
by Hal Aronow-Theil - O Holy Night: June Prescott Kibbe celebrates Neapolitan presepio
by Dorothy A. McGonagle - A Season for Celebration: Home Shopping Network
- Christmas Time Doll Vignettes: Make your own fast and easy doll decorations
by Beverly Bihn - The Buschek Collection: Dr. Karl Buschek 19th century Austria collection auctioned by Christie's
by Olivia Bristol - UFDC 50th Anniversary Convention
- NIADA Conference
- The Evelyn Way Kendall Collection: Sotheby's auction
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Two babies named Buttercup
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, Issue #2: February 2000
Page Count: 120
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- From a Soldier Far Away: Soldier dolls
by Constance King - Dolls of the Century: The most influential dolls of the 1900-1910 period
by Jan Foulke
- From a Soldier Far Away: Soldier dolls
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Thumbelina: The Baby Doll That Moved!
by Judith Izen
- Thumbelina: The Baby Doll That Moved!
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- 'Swonderful: Lee Middleton Roginal Dolls's new play doll line. Small Wonder
by Mary Graff - Y2K Preview: Doll makers present their creations for 2000
- Sheen Easton's Fantasy Creations: Singer designs limited edition collector dolls for Seymour Mann Doll Company
by Deborah Thompson - Children at Heart: Käthe Kruse dolls
by Mary Graff - Be Mine: Artists and manufacturers present variations on a romantic theme
- Birth of a Star Maiden: artist's diary of the doll making process
by Helen Kish
- 'Swonderful: Lee Middleton Roginal Dolls's new play doll line. Small Wonder
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Effanbee's Walking Mammy Doll and other pulltoys
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Doll Auctions
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, Issue #3: Mar./April 2000
Page Count: 128
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- The Romance, part 1: serialized story
by Michael Canadas, David Robinson, and Janet Hollingsworth - Dolls of the Century, part 2: The most influential dolls of the 1910-1919 period
by Jan Foulke - Art in Porcelain: Victorian era elegant and sophisticated figures
by Constance King
- The Romance, part 1: serialized story
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Tressed Out!: Tressy's hair makes her a queen
by Debby Lynn Davis
- Tressed Out!: Tressy's hair makes her a queen
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- It's in the Genes! Gene's new ensembles for 2000
by - All About Eve: Susan Wakeen celebrates 15 years with a new fashion doll
by Mary Graff - New For You! An overview of new dolls for 2000
- Dream Dolls: German doll company Engel-Puppen
- It's in the Genes! Gene's new ensembles for 2000
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Horsman's Suck-A-Thumb and Two Molded Cap Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Doll Forum
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, Issue #4: May 2000
Page Count: 128
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- Wooden Treasures: Evelyn Kendall's 18th century wooden dolls
by Andrew Leston - Simon and Halbig Ladies: German porcelain maker consistently produced some of the finest work of their time
by Constance King - The Romance, part 2: serialized story on the life of Lillian Dal Monte
by Michael Canadas and David Robinson - Dolls of the Century, part 3: The most influential dolls of the 1920-1929 period
by Jan Foulke
- Wooden Treasures: Evelyn Kendall's 18th century wooden dolls
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Little Annie Rooney: beloved character comes to life
by Ursula R. Mertz - In Search of Peynets: Paris treasures
by Glenn A. Mandeville - From Super Heroes to Goddesses: Mattel's 2000 Barbie collection
- Little Annie Rooney: beloved character comes to life
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- Making Time to Play: Annette Himstedt
by Marianne Clay - Motherhood: a tribute
- Soul Catchers: Lisa Lichtenfels makes masterpieces in cloth
by LInda White-Francis - 90 Years of Effanbee
- Making Time to Play: Annette Himstedt
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: E.I. Horsman's Gold Medal Babies
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, Issue #5: Jun/July 2000
Page Count: 144
new editor Myrna Lippman Rubenstein
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- Celebrity Portrait Dolls
by Constance King - Tour Europe with a Doll Itinerary
by Kurt Palka - The Romance, part 3: serialized story on the life of Lillian Dal Monte
by Michael Canadas and David Robinson - Dolls of the Century, part 4: The most influential dolls of the 1930-1939 period
by Peggy Wiedman Casper
- Celebrity Portrait Dolls
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Celebrity Dolls
- DOTY Public's Choice: vote for your favorite
- Viva La Virga! Playmates by Virga Woo Collectors
by Carol Stover
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- Sense and Sensibility: Rotraud Schrott's dolls
by Mary Graff - Dummy Company: Jerry Mahoney fueled the Juro Doll Company
by Mike Clark
- Sense and Sensibility: Rotraud Schrott's dolls
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
- Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Make 4th of July another Christmas
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Myrna Lippman Rubenstein - Reader Mail
- Doll Forum
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, Issue #6: August 2000
Page Count: 128
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- Sounds of Music: Early musical dolls raise a ruckus
by Constance King - The Romance, part 4: serialized story on the life of Lillian Dal Monte
by Michael Canadas and David Robinson - The Dolls of Morimura Brothers: World War I Japanese businessmen rush to fill a void
by Linda Lau
- Sounds of Music: Early musical dolls raise a ruckus
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Ideal's Harmony: music makin' doll
by A. Glenn Mandeville - The Glamourous World of Dawn: 1960's fad doll
by Benita Schwartz - Dolls of the Century, part 5: The most influential dolls of the 1940-1949 period
by Judith Izen
- Ideal's Harmony: music makin' doll
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- Zapf's Seven Wonders: Zapf Creation
by Myrna L. Rubenstein - Touching Our Hearts: Cindy McClure debuts
by Heather Meledin - Get the Message! brand name dolls
by Heather Meledin - The Circle of Friends: Home Shopping Network
- Zapf's Seven Wonders: Zapf Creation
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
- Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: The three faces of Averill's Lullabye Baby
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Myrna Lippman Rubenstein - Reader Mail
- Auction Report
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, Issue #7: September 2000
Page Count: 128
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- Babies From Faraway Places: Young foreign faces charm Europe's children
by Constance King - The Romance, part 5: serialized story on the life of Lillian Dal Monte
by Michael Canadas and David Robinson
- Babies From Faraway Places: Young foreign faces charm Europe's children
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Beauty of Cultural Diversity
- Accessories Add to Fashion Fun: fashion dolls
by A. Glenn Mandeville - The Little Debutante...Madame Alexander's Cissette: petite beauty
by Benita Schwartz - Dolls of the Century, part 6: The most influential dolls of the 1950-1959 period
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- A Blue Ribbon Event: Home Shopping Network
- The Alexander Doll Company- the Legacy Continues: Madame Alexander mystique
by Heather Meledin - Primitive Portraits: American folk art lives in Susan Fosnot's cloth dolls
by Beth Copeland Vargo
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
- Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Identifying Unmarked Dolls
by Ursula R. Mertz - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Focus on Fashion: What is a fashion doll?
by Beth Owens - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Myrna Lippman Rubenstein - Reader Mail
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, Issue #8: October 2000
Page Count: 136
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- S.F.B.J.- the Amalgamation of Doll Makers That Made an Impact: French toy industry
by Constance King - The Romance, part 6: serialized story on the life of Lillian Dal Monte
by Michael Canadas and David Robinson
- S.F.B.J.- the Amalgamation of Doll Makers That Made an Impact: French toy industry
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- Horsman Cindy Has a Hold on the Fashion Doll World
by Susan Mobley - Dolls of the Century, part 7: The most influential dolls of the 1960-1969 period
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- Horsman Cindy Has a Hold on the Fashion Doll World
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- At First, the Infant: artist Linda Webb
by Heather Meledin - Young at Heart: The faces of children bring fond thoughts to mind
- Bangwell Putt: A Portrait from History: Doll artist Wendy Lawton
by Elizabeth McKelvey - Introducing the Recipients of the 2000 DOTY Public's Choice Awards
- Oh Baby!
by Heather Meledin - Doll Fest 2000: Home Shopping Network
- At First, the Infant: artist Linda Webb
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
- Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Comparison study of for Oriental Babies
by Ursula R. Mertz - Focus on Fashion: A Fashionable Solution
by Beth Owens - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Sidelines
- CIB Secondary Market Prices
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note
Volume 28, Issue #9: November 2000
Page Count: 144
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- ANTIQUES
- Fashion Dolls in the Kendall Collection: Auction
by Constance King - Tour Europe With a Doll Itinerary: The Dolls in the Mountain (Salzburg)
by Kurt Palka
- Fashion Dolls in the Kendall Collection: Auction
- COLLECTIBLE/MODERN
- The Ponytail Barbie Doll- A Work in Progress: Early Barbie
by Joe Blitman - Vogue's 1950s Ginny: The Path to Perfection, Part I
by Carol J. Stover - Dolls of the Century, part 8: The 1970s
by Jan Fennick
- The Ponytail Barbie Doll- A Work in Progress: Early Barbie
- MANUFACTURERS/ARTISTS
- She's Got Style: fashion show
by A. Glenn Mandeville and Beth Owens - Beauty, Talent and Temper- Madra Lord: temperamental Hollywood queen holds court in fashion doll world
by Nicholas P. Sherman - Dawn Returns: diminutive fashion doll is back!
by Myrna L. Rubenstein - Win Two Signed Alexandra Fairchild Ford Dolls!- contest for fashion doll aficionados
- Amazing Fashion Doll Makeovers: Creativity and passion go into redesigns
by Jim Faraone - A Doll Celebration!: Home Shopping Networks(HSN) Doll Artist Anniversary features six doll artists
- She's Got Style: fashion show
- IN EVERY ISSUE
- Doll Scene
- Out & About
by Deborah Adam Thompson - Guide to Antique Dolls
by Jan Foulke - American Doll Showcase: Ideal Walking Dolls of the Early 1920s
by Ursula R. Mertz - Focus on Fashion: Having it All- A Mission Impossible?
by Beth Owens - Antique Q&A
by Jan Foulke - Compo Corner
by Patricia N. Schoonmaker - Curious Collector
by A. Glenn Mandeville
- DEPARTMENTS
- Editor's Note
Deborah Thompson - Reader Mail
- Calendar
- Classified Ads
- Advertiser's Index
- Editor's Note