1909 + Kewpie, 2 1/2 - 12" tall, first ones were all bisque and made by German manufacturer's J.D. Kestner and others and may bear their company marking.

All composition Kewpie's have a red paper heart label on chest: Kewpie Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., or Kewpie Design Pat. No. 43680 Reg. U.S. Pat. Off., Kewpie Des. & Copyright by Rosie O'Neill, some are signed on the foot "O'Neill", otherwise they are unmarked.

Kewpie dolls have side glancing eyes, pursed closed mouth, molded painted top knot hair and one side wisp on each side of head, jointed at the shoulders, legs are molded together.  Cameo thru Borgfeldt distributed Kewpies from 1922 on.

ca. 1913 Kewpie

1918-1925 + Baby Bundie, 11 or 16" tall, Baby Bundie was first made by the Rex Doll Company 1918, then by Mutual Doll Company 1918-1921 and finally by Cameo 1922-1925+ and was designed by Joseph Kallus.

Cameo's Baby Bundie, 11" tall, all composition, looks similar to the kewpie's with a mohair wig. Marked with paper label on bottom of foot: Des. Reg XXc57518 By J.L. Kallus BUN©DIE. 

1922-1925+ Baby Bundie 11"

1925 Scootles, 6 1/2 -20" tall, all composition, designed by Rose O'Neill, painted side glancing eyes, closed smiling mouth, molded wavy hair, jointed at neck, shoulder and hips, starfish hands, wore a cotton printed sun suit, possibly other outfits too. Also came as a black doll.  Doll is unmarked, clothing has tag with dolls name.

1925 Scootles, 13"

1925 Baby Bo Kaye

1927 Baby Blossom, 19-20" tall, composition shoulder head and partial limbs, cloth stuffed body, molded painted hair, gray tin sleep eyes, closed mouth.  Marked: Des. copyright By J. L. Kallus Made in U.S.A.

1927 Baby Blossom, 19"

1928-1940s Bandy (Bandmaster), Bonzo the dog, Cat, Crownie, Dog, Dumbo, Felix the cat, Ginger, Bones & Steak, Hotpoint Man, Howdy Doody, Jeep, Jimmy Cricket, Little King, Mickey Mouse, Mr. Peanut, Pete the Pup, Pinocchio, Popeye, RCA Radiotron, Santa, Superman, Timothy Mouse, 9-16" tall, wood segmented characters, composition head, wood body.  Unmarked except for a paper label on chest.

1932 Pete the Pup, 9"

1929 Margie, 5 1/2, 10, & 15" tall, composition head (and hands on the large size), wood segmented body & limbs, molded hair (doll shown has been repainted - should be a light brown almost a golden shade of hair), blue painted side glancing eyes, open smiling mouth with four teeth (except on the smallest who has a closed mouth), designed by Joseph L. Kallus.  Marked with a red paper label: Margie Des. & Copyright By Jos. Kallus.  Largest size is unmarked.

1929 Margie, 10"

1930 Pinkie, 10" tall, baby type doll, wood segmented body & limbs, composition head & (some have composition hands with fingers),  molded painted blond hair, blue painted side glancing eyes,  small smiling closed mouth, pug nose, wore a sun suit, designed by Joseph L. Kallus.  Marked with a red paper label: Pinkie Des. & Copyright By Jos. Kallus.

1950's the Pinkie doll was sold through Sears and was a reissue of the 1930's Pinkie doll, this doll is made of vinyl and plastic, sleep eyes, with rooted hair.

1930 Pinkie, 10"

1932 Joy, 10 & 15" tall, a companion girl to Pinkie, wood segmented body, composition head and hands with fingers, and has molded painted tufts of hair with a molded hair loop for a ribbon, side glancing blue painted eyes.  She came on a cloth body too.  Marked with a red paper label: Joy Des. & Copyr. J. L. Jos. Kallus

1932 Joy, 10"

1932 Betty Boop, 12" tall, and Bimbo, 7 1/2" (Betty's dog), cartoon character from Max Fleischer called "Dizzy Dishes" in 1930 created by Myron Grim Natwick,  this doll was designed by Joseph Kallus, all composition, black curly molded painted hair, side glancing to the top of her eyes, jointed, dressed in a black, red or green molded on dress, with black painted high heel shoes. There have been many reissues of this doll over the years and from many different companies too probably.  Marked with a paper label:  Betty Boop Des. & Copyright By Fleischer Studios.

1932 Betty Boop, 12"

1942 Champ, 16" tall, wood pulp composition, painted light brown molded hair with a wisp of hair down the forehead, painted freckles on face and painted blue eyes, head tilts and turns, arms and legs adjustable, wears a striped cotton jersey with the name "Champ" on it, shorts, socks and shoes - and is ready for a friendly scrap, anytime. "No curls or frills on him.  He's just the right kind of regular, mischievous fellow, so typical of every real American boy" says his doll ad. Doll is unmarked.

1942 Champ, 16"

1946 Giggles, 12 or 15" tall, all composition, designed by Rose O'Neill, painted side glancing eyes, closed smiling mouth, molded hair with bun in back, used the Kewpie body, wore a romper or sun suit.  Unmarked, had a paper hangtag: Giggles by Rosie O'Neill A Cameo Doll.

1946 Giggles, 15"

1957 Miss Peep, 15" or 18 1/2" tall, vinyl and pin jointed at shoulder and hips, white or black doll, drink or wet baby, painted hair, inset plastic eyes, marked: Cameo.

1957-1960s Miss Peep, 18 1/2"

1958 Margie, 10 & 17" tall, all vinyl, child type doll with socket joints at: neck, shoulder, hips, elbows and waist, rooted saran hair, glassene sleep eyes, slightly open mouth, marked: Cameo ™ or 9093 60 or 9013 60.

Came wearing a dress, rayon sock's and leather shoes. This was a reissue of their earlier Margie doll in 1929 that was wood and composition.

1958 Margie, 10"

1958 Affectionately Peanut, 18 1/2" tall, came with a Kewpie Playmate doll, all vinyl, drink wet doll, sleep eyes, real lashes, pinch her legs and she cries, squeeze her and she coos, had an ID bracelet with name Peanut, came wearing a fleece snowsuit, romper suit, dress, coat, bonnet and receiving blanket. 

Doll was a reissue from the earlier 1930's doll and used the same head as the Dyp-A-Babe doll from 1956.                       Photo courtesy of Cheryl Holland

1958 Affectionately Peanut, 18 1/2"

1961-1964 Baby Mine, 16, 19, 20" tall, all vinyl, painted features, side glancing eyes, had several different versions.  Marked: Cameo

1961-1964 Baby Mine

1962 Miss Peep Newborn, 14" tall, vinyl head and hard plastic body, jointed shoulders and hips, molded and painted brown hair, marked:  Cameo.

1962 Miss Peep Newborn, 14"

1962-1964 Miss Peep, 14" tall, vinyl, hinged body, inset eyes, dressed in snowsuit with a pink blanket or an embroidered dress and bonnet. 

1962 Miss Peep, 14"

1965 Ho Ho, four different sizes, 7" tall is one of them, white or black, (Rose O'Neill's last doll creation from 1940), soft vinyl, squeaker doll, "he is a little clown Buddah, the wisdom of the ages finding it's last words in the supreme wisdom of laughter".

1965 Ho Ho, 7"

1964 Ragsy Kewpie, all vinyl, three different sizes, painted face and side glancing eyes, has a soft one piece, colored molded body.

1964 Ragsy Kewpie

1964 Scootles, 14, 19 or 27" tall, all vinyl, reissue of the 1925 dolls, sleep eyes, came dressed in various outfits, marked:  R7234 Cameo JLK.

1964 Scootles, 19"

1970s Newborn Miss Peep, 17 & 21" tall, vinyl hear and jointed body, lightly molded hair, blue eyes, closed mouth. 

1970s Newborn Miss Peep, 17"

1972 Kewpie Gals, #6309, 8 or 14" tall, all vinyl, ribbon in hair, various dress's, stockings and shoes.

1972 Kewpie Pals, 8"