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Rear cover notes: "Hello Dolly...and hello Elsie, Billie Bumps, Sammy and Tatters, Max and the rest of Dolly's friends around the world - and a very cosmopolitan, colorful set they are: Grace Daryton's original, cuddly paper dolls, now rendered in 30 black-and-white drawings for all to color. Old friends of Dolly, who first appeared as a paper doll in 1913, know Grace Drayton also drew the Campb... More

Rear cover notes: "Hello Dolly...and hello Elsie, Billie Bumps, Sammy and Tatters, Max and the rest of Dolly's friends around the world - and a very cosmopolitan, colorful set they are: Grace Daryton's original, cuddly paper dolls, now rendered in 30 black-and-white drawings for all to color. Old friends of Dolly, who first appeared as a paper doll in 1913, know Grace Drayton also drew the Campbell Kids - but old friends and new know Dolly as Drayton's most delightful and colorable creation. Join Dolly at home in Dingle Dell playing artist, homemaker, nurse and flower girl, then travel around the world and meet her international playmates: Dalim Kumar, Amul Hassein, Beppo and Hans, A Dutchboy, A French Zouave and others. Dolly returns for the holidays - have a holiday coloring her as she is on the covers, or any shade of a crayon-, watercolor- or other rainbow. Original Dover (1983) publication. Published in association with the Margaret Woodbury Strong Museum, Rocherster, N.Y. 30 black-and-white drawings rendered by Frank Fontana from original works by Grace G. Drayton. Full-color versions on covers. Publisher's Note. 32 pp., 8 1/4 x 11. Paperbound."

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