1950s Paper Dolls

The 1950s paper dolls are so much fun. There was such a variety of dolls. There were baby dolls, celebrity dolls, including movie star dolls, TV show dolls, dolls of children, mother and daughter look-alike dolls, beauty queens, several wedding party sets, Barbie and Disney, magazine paper dolls and so much more.

Here are the 1950s Paper Dolls we have for you:

• A Day With Diane
• Around the World (1958)
  
• Baby Parade
• Betsy McCall
  
• Bridal Party Paper Dolls (Boxed Set - 1955)
  
• Cheerleader Paper Dolls
• Cowboys and Cowgirls Paper Dolls
  
• Hat Box Paper Dolls
• It's a Date Paper Dolls
  
• Little Maids Dress Shop
  
• Little Miss Alice
  
• Little Sweethearts Paper Dolls
• Mademoiselle Paper Dolls
• Melissa Paper Doll
  
• Mr. and Mrs. Paper Dolls
  
• Once Upon a Wedding Day
• Pamela and Her Paper Dolls
  
• Pat Boone Paper Dolls
  
• Picnic Paper Dolls
  
• Pink Prom Twins
• Ranch Family Paper Dolls
• Round the Clock Paper Dolls
  
• Ring Around the Rosy Paper Dolls
• School Children Paper Dolls
  
• Storybook Paper Dolls
  
• Sunbonnet Sue
• Three Little Pigs Paper Dolls
  
• Vanity Paper Dolls
  
• Western Paper Dolls

Some of the bigger publishers of paper dolls from the 1950s were Lowe, Saalfield, Merrill, Whitman, Colorforms, The DeJournette Mfg. Company, Dot and Peg Productions, Samuel Gabriel Sons, Hart Publishing, Hobby House Press, Milton Bradley Company, Parker Brothers, Platt and Munk Company, Inc., Stephens Publishing, Treasure Books and several others.

We will try to give you a wide variety of this era of doll.

We love the vintage look of the fashion and styles that we see in these dolls. The 1950s were a fun and carefree era. And paper dolls were an inexpensive and fun thing for little girls to play with.

We will be adding many more dolls to this section of the website all the time, so please remember to check back often!  Also, please if you have any paper dolls from the 1950s, or any era for that matter, please send them in and we will share them with all of our readers.