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Described as Rather Plain During a time when writers were expected to be full of eccentricities and were known to flaunt their artistic drama, Haggard…

For this Dorothy Dot cutout paper doll, the spot line is on Paris, France. Published in 1909, the Dorothy Dot paper dolls were printed in…

We always read or hear about how men used to put their wives over their knees for a spanking, but did you know that it…

Some of us are creeped out by dolls. As a child, I never kept any of my dolls in my bedroom at night. As an…

The following Dorothy Dot paper doll cutout is Hilda of Sweden. She was originally published in the Evening Star in 1909. Little girls would eagerly…

In the early 1900s, Washington D.C.’s Evening Star newspaper would occasionally publish a Dorothy Dot paper doll. These paper dolls featured the different clothing from…

What makes these Santa letters so wonderful is that they are cute, funny, and even a bit troubling. They are also from about a hundred…

These two adorable princess paper dolls were originally published in The Washington Times in 1921. It was recommended that the dolls be mounted onto thin…

Paper hats were very popular in the early 1900s and women and children would often craft their temporary hats during the summer months. The following…

This hatpin holder should read, “Let me steal your soul while you sleep.” Instead, this was the height of cuteness in 1913. Anyone who crochets…