Good Neighbors Paper Dolls

Akron, OH: Saalfield Publishing Company, 1944. Four out of the six dolls have been taped back in (on the back). It is unclear if they simply fell out or were punched out. One section of the back cover is partial detached. Age toning.. The front cover of this book shows Mariachi band playing and looking up to some windows where three woman can be seen. The cover is die cut with three square openings for windows and the roof line of the house. All the outfits are are considered traditional outfits from Central and South America. Each outfit is identified by the country the style comes from. The countries represented are: Cuba, Costa Rica, Uruguay, Guatemala, (truncated) Honduras, Venezuela, Paraguay, Argentina, El Salvador, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Mexico, Brazil, Chili, Bolivia, and Peru. There are four female and two male dolls. All punch out, three each on the inside front cover and the back cover. No. 2487

Note: Some of the costume pages are the same as other paper doll books published by Saalfield in the Good Neighbors category. Additionally, this is the same book as "Good Neighbors Paper Dolls, No. 324" however that book lacks the the die-cut front cover and its dolls are cut-out not punch out dolls. All interior pages and dolls are the same.

Book Size: 12 3/4" x 11"
Number of Dolls: 6
Doll Size: 10 1/4"
No. of Costume Pages: 6. (Inventory #: 290008616)