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It's always fascinating to come across ephemera relating to a celebrity from an earlier time.
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Here are Sheryl Jaeger's notes on this lovely set:
The Idol of the Fun Loving Public Kate Castleton - a folder with set of three "books" each with two dolls to punch-out with costumes. Includes 5 ½” paper doll of the 19th-century actress and costumes from various roles. Published by Forbes c1895.
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