1950s-1960s Whitman, Lowe, and Saalfield Paper Dolls Including Roy Rogers and Storybook Sets

Six vintage paper doll booklets from renowned publishers Whitman, Lowe, and Saalfield, produced during the 1950s and 1960s. Included are: "Roy Rogers Paper Dolls" by Whitman Publishing Company, Racine, Wisconsin, highlighting western-themed outfits and the famous cowboy star; "Mother Goose Paper Dolls" by Saalfield Publishing, Cleveland, shaped in the form of a pumpkin house, inspired by classic nursery rhymes; "Sugar 'n Spice Paper Dolls" (Saalfield, 6 punchout dolls and costumes); "Elizabeth Alive-Like Dolly and Her Pretty Clothes" by Lowe (1963 James & Jonathan, Inc.), with intricate period attire; and two "Storybook Dolly" sets (Wendy). Many sets remain in original punch-out, unused or gently handled condition. Together, these represent the era’s iconic art styles and cherished childhood pastimes, showcasing notable publishing houses and offering collectors diverse themes from Western heroes to nursery tales.