Tina Fair is a circa 1860s paper doll made by Degan, Estes & Co., Boston. This 4 ½-inch cut paper doll has five dresses and hats. Both the paper folder and costumes are hand-finished with watercolor.
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Vegas Visions, the 2009 Paper Doll Convention, Sept. 30-Oct. 3, Embassy Suites Hotel at the Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Vegas Visions, the 2009 Paper Doll Convention, Sept. 30-Oct. 3, Embassy Suites Hotel at the Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada.
For more information, click on:
http://opdag.com/convention.html
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Love your blog. I have no idea what my children will do with my 600 sets of vintage paper dolls-- but I have loved them. Growing up in the late 40's & early 50's they were a luxury but alas disposable. So I had to start re-collecting- it was wonderful.
600 sets! That is wonderful. I hope you'll join us in August, and continue to add to your impressive collection.
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