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Shirley Temple Paper Dolls queen which was ideal to powerReprinted from a rare original edition published by The Saalfield Publishing Company in 1937, this volume includes two 11 inch tall dolls and 16 appealing full color costumes: red and white windowpane checked sundress, brown riding breeches, pleated orange party dress with purple bows, a smartly belted off white sunsuit, and a pair of pink pajamas with cap sleeves, trimmed in blue. As a special added feature, black and white photographic insets on