Step into the world of fashion history with these captivating paper dolls. From dresses worn in Elizabeth's reign to funfair carousels, each cutout sheet tells a unique story. In 1934, "The Gallery of Historic Costume" showcased some of the exquisite dresses worn during Elizabeth's reign. The intricate details and elegant designs transport us back to a bygone era. Fast forward to 1937 when Beverly Chichester created "Paper Doll, " capturing the essence of this timeless toy. With endless possibilities for imaginative play, these paper dolls became cherished companions for children around the world. Travel even further back in time with a cutout sheet published by Kanning in 1860. This colorful lithograph features a whimsical funfair carousel, reminding us of carefree days filled with laughter and joy. Uncover the mystery behind "Paper Doll Clothing" from 1897-98. Although its creator remains unknown, their talent shines through each delicate outfit meticulously crafted for these fashionable paper figures. But it doesn't stop there - meet the enchanting "Paper Doll Woman. " Her grace and elegance are captured on every page as she dons various outfits that reflect different eras and styles throughout history. "The Gallery of Costume" takes us on an immersive journey through time once again. From the second and third Edwards to Anne's reign, William III's time to late sixteenth-century fashion - witness how British costume evolved over centuries. Delve deeper into historical dress with "The Great Gallery of Costume. " Explore varied dresses worn during Elizabeth's era or discover how Danes and later Anglo-Saxons dressed. Even King John's time comes alive through intricately designed paper garments. These captivating paper dolls offer not only entertainment but also serve as windows into our rich sartorial past. Let your imagination soar as you explore different periods in history through their beautifully illustrated wardrobes.