The first Shirley Temple design, issued in early 1934, was called the "prototype doll" she had the characteristic of:

-lower forehead
-light paint color over entire body
-no mark on the back of her head (only a paper tag on the inside of the head marked "Cop 1934 Ideal Novelty & Toy Co." later this doll mold was the first production run of the Shirley Temple doll, and had COP IDEAL N&TCo. on the back of her head (only)
-light painting of facial features
-rosy cheeks
-larger eyes, very chubby cheeks
-a more strawberry blonde hair color, bias tape around edge of wig, and very loose formed curls
-six small teeth in mouth
-original pin that came with the doll wasn't the common one with her finger next to her face, it was a different shot of her smiling, wearing overalls.