This 6-page Norcross paper doll card from 1956 (#25N 471) has an unusual construction. Rather than being a single page folded over and then trifolded like an accordian, which is how most 6-frame cards are assembled, it has one sheet that is folded over to form the front, back, inside front and inside back, and then a separate shorter sheet folded down the center to form the two center pages, with tabs to hold the center section in a slot in the main sheet. There are no staples or glue, and it can be disassembled and put back together.

I've provided each page separately so that you can print them out large, plus sheets with the pages together for folding like the original.

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