Golliwog is a similarly enduring caricature, most often represented as a blackface doll, and dates to American children's books of the late 19th century. The character found great favor among the whites of Britain and Australia, as well, into the late 20th century. Notably, as with Sambo, the term as an insult crosses ethnic lines. The derived Commonwealth English epithet wog is applied more often to people from the Arabian Peninsula and Indian Subcontinent than to Africans, but Golly dolls still in production mostly retain the look of the stereotypical blackface minstrel.