Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill Paper Dolls in Full Color

by Tom Tierney

Skillful renderings of 4 dolls — Annie Oakley, Frank Butler, "Buffalo Bill" Cody, and Sitting Bull — with 27, authentic full-color costumes. Annie's wardrobe of 15 outfits includes gingham apron worn over shirtwaist and pleated skirt, and an elegant dress. 12 costumes for the men include shooting outfit, fur-trimmed leather coat, tribal regalia, more.

32 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1991

About the author

Tom Tierney 8 October 1928 - 12 July 2014) was a prolific creator of paper doll books. He was trained as an artist and worked as an illustrator for department stores before turning to paper dolls in the 1970s.

"Meticulously drawn and colored, and annotated with historical information, Mr. Tierney’s paper-doll books are not just for children — and some are not for children at all. His aim, he often said, was to contribute to the visual literature of costume history," noted his New York Times obituary.

"Pope John Paul II, shown a copy of Mr. Tierney’s book about him by a visitor to the Vatican, blessed it and asked where he might get one of his own."