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1860s Hand-painted Paper Doll with Blue and Gold Dress woman in face covering 1 1/8" long x 7/8"

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Description

1 1/8" long x 7/8" across

Mid-century or so I would guess

Fully open" 16" x 12"

All he needs is a ship

The Coushatta are a matrilineal society native to Southwest Louisiana and are renowned for their wonderful baskets made of coiled pine needles

1860s Hand-painted Paper Doll with Blue and Gold Dress woman in face covering 1 1/8" long x 7/8"I know from the seller that this paper doll dates to the 1860s, and while I've bought and sold some paper dolls at this point, I think she's my favorite I've had, in good part for her wonderful hand painted face, but also for the string that carefully secures her pantaloons to her body, and for the pencil drawn lace at the bottom of their legs and also for this blue and gold printed dress, cut from some sort of wrapping paper I would guess. The doll

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