Collection of Four Flapper Doll Kits by Bucilla

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30" (76 cm.) (when assembled). Each box contains the materials and instructions for assembling flapper era boudoir dolls, except as noted on each lid (trimming and doll form not included). Included within each kid is the fabric with stamped design for embroidery work, along with all supplies for creating the costume, a pair of heeled flapper style shoes, and a woven hat in color to match the costume. Condition: contents are complete and near mint, the boxes are worn. Comments: Bucilla, 1920s, the firm was established by Bernard Ulman who began his company in the late 1800s by selling embroidery designs from a push-cart on the New York streets. Value Points: each set is designed to create a different style and fashion from the flapper Art Deco era, included are the named designs Kitty and Polly, and two other numbered 55560 and 5567.