During the "Golden Age of Illustration", most Womens' magazines had their own series of paper doll pages. There were various children's or junior's pages, often with seasonal themes
I first started to save my collection of paper dolls images as digital files to preserve and protect these fragile pages as well as to repair age and storage damage

Vintage magazines were often poorly stored - most commonly in damp basements or dusty attic spaces
They can develop foxing and suffer creases and tears
The paper they were printed on was not intended for long-term survival and can become brittle with age. Frequently the printing inks used would transfer or bleed through from other pages

Saving these paper doll pages in a digital format preserves and allows for restoration
Now these lovely pages can be enjoyed as they were meant to be - as toys and as works of art
They can be framed or played with.
They are ideal as collage or scrapbooking elements.