Fairies—Truly Fairies, Midst the Trees (1908)

Maude Morse Robin, “At the End of the Moonlight Way,” Illustration by A.M. Upjohn, Good Housekeeping 47 (August 1908): 159.

You Are in Disgrace You Know, and in the Corner You Must Go (1886)

Lizzie Lawson and Robert Ellice Mack, Christmas Roses (London: Griffith, Farran and Company, 1886), 18.

Poor Little Dog, You May Have Some Cake (1899)

Ellen M. Cyr, The Children’s Primer (Boston: Ginn and Company, 1899), 71.

Nelly Is a Little Shy Too, but That Will Soon Wear off When They Have Had a Game of Hunt the Slipper, Which Lizzie Is Going to Propose (1882)

Lisbeth Gooch Séguin, “The Two Birthdays,” The Children’s Pastime: Pictures and Stories for the Little Ones (London: Wells Gardner, Darton, and Company, 1882), 61.

The Strange Physician (1873)

“The Strange Physician,” Petersen’s Magazine 64 (August 1873): 155.

Santa & the Snow Queen (1915)

J.D. Whitney. "Mrs. S. Claus's Predictament." St. Nicholas. 43 (December 1913).

Polly & the Pot of Honey (1872)

John Townsend Trowbridge, Lucy Larcom. Our Young Folks: An Illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls. 8 (March, 1872.)

Like the Sweetest Girl (1874)

Mary Mapes Dodge. St. Nicholas: Scribner's Illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls. 1. (August 1874).

Tommy and the Sailor (1872)

John Townsend Trowbridge, Lucy Larcom. Our Young Folks: An Illustrated Magazine for Boys and Girls.  8 (November, 1872.)

Doll Head w/ Movable Eyes (1952)

US Patent 2601741: Doll head with movable eyes (July 1, 1952)

Doll Doctor (1948)

"Doll Doctor," Popular Mechanics 89 (May 1948).

Talking Dolls (1930)

G.R. Mills and Zaida Nelson in collaboration with Anne Stoddard. Illustrated by Tony Sarg, Talking Dolls (New York: Greenberg, 1930).

Crying Doll (1922)

"Doll That Cries Audibly and Sheds Actual Tears," Popular Mechanics 37 (April 1922).

Doll Wedding (1921)

Belle Bacon Bond, Drusilla and Her Dolls (Boston: The Four Seas Company, 1921).

The Story of Live Dolls (1920)

Josephine Scribner Gates, illustrations by Mabel Rogers, The Story of Live Dolls (Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1920).

Rag Dolls (1919)

Katherine Saunders, "The Making of Dolls," The School Arts Magazine 19 (December 1919).

Remarkable Mechanical Doll (1918)

"Mechanical Dolls Aid Airmen's Benefit," Popular Mechanics 30 (November 1918).

Mr. Wolsen Gazed Stupidly (1916)

Patton Beard, Marjorie's Literary Dolls (New York: Frederick A. Stokes Company, 1916).

The Promised Land (1913)

William Byron Forbush, Guide Book to Child Life (Philadelphia: American Institute of Child Life, (1913).

All-Wood Steel-Hinged American Doll (1911)

"All-Wood Steel-Hinged American Doll," Popular Mechanics (August 1911).