When mother lets us make toys; a book which develops ingenuity and inventive power through the making of unique toys out of materials which every boy and girl can get with almost no expense
A children's craft manual by G. Ellingwood Rich, published in New York by Moffat, Yard in 1915, teaching boys and girls to build toys from scrap wood, boxes, and spools. The pen-and-ink line drawings show each part in plain perspective with dotted assembly lines and dense hatching for grain and shadow, useful as instructional diagrams, spot figures, or hand-drawn object outlines.
