"In a high-tech world, paper dolls still hold an old-fashioned fascination and charm, and they're more affordable than a plastic Barbie or Bratz." — San Diego Union-Tribune, July, 2005. The Clintons, Chelsea, and Mrs. Virginia Kelley, in costumes for the inaugural festivities and daily activities. Notes. 4 dolls, 29 costumes.

The Clintons, Chelsea, and Mrs. Virginia Kelley, in costumes for the inaugural festivities and daily activities. Notes. 4 dolls, 29 costumes.

Clothing worn for 1969 inaugural celebration, 1972 trip to China, Tricia's wedding, a family Christmas, more. 6 dolls depict President and Mrs. Nixon, daughters Tricia and Julie, and their husbands. 26 costumes.

The former Secretary of State — as well as New York Senator, First Lady, and Democratic presidential nominee — is ready to be dressed for success in fifteen different outfits, from healthcare professional to suffragette.

Entertaining collection recreates the wardrobe of the 43rd president of the United States, together with outfits worn by the First Lady Laura Bush and twin daughters Barbara and Jenna. Eight dolls are accompanied by 26 authentic, full-color costumes, including inaugural finery, ball gowns, business suits, sportswear, and more.

2 dolls and 28 costumes, including casual wear, formal attire, elegant gowns and more. Fact-filled Introduction and descriptive notes.

A humorous look at what really goes on behind closed doors at the White House includes paper dolls of Bill, Al, Hillary, and Tipper and cutouts of Woodstock soundtrack CDs, lava lamps, and fun paper clothing ensembles. Original. 50,000 first printing.