Sindy’s 1965 Sindy Set Style leaflet featuring Sindy & Paul refers to these Gold Token publications referencing “Sindy Cut-out Books” and “Sindy Keep Busy Books”, both priced at 2/6d. The leaflet refers to the cut-out books as following Sindy’s adventures in the town and country. The text also makes the point that these are authentic versions of her clothes. These were number 1 and 2 in the series, as listed below. ‘Sindy in the Country’ and Sindy in Town’ were printed by Mulder & Zoon N.V. – Amsterdam – Holland.

The doll sits in a pocket inside the front cover, and there is pocket detailed to look like a prettily painted cupboard inside the rear cover, with punch-out doors, to store the clothes once they have been cut out. The dolls and clothes are printed on high quality card with a slightly glossy, varnished finish. Each book also contains a six page story, illustrated with beautifully detailed black and white drawings, a crossword puzzle page, and the music and lyrics to “Sing a Song of Sindy”.

The first two stories were also issued separately in the Gold Token “Sindy Story Book”. In this book the illustrations were in colour. The crosswords and the “Sing a Song of Sindy” were also reused.

The lyrics of “Sing a Song of Sindy” were used on the two promotional 45 rpm records released by Pedigree, to promote Sindy to toy retailers. The first issue was released in September 1963 for her launch, and the second issue in 1964 to build on the initial success of Sindy.

In the first four books, the cardboard punch-out Sindy is wearing her 1963 Undie-World bra and panties, and there are four pages of clothes, and accessories, in full colour, to cut out and dress the doll.