Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 198
ive cups andgoblets can be made from old pieces of tin foil. FIG. 3. THE FROG SEEN FROM ABOVE. a slit along the folded edge of the head for themouth, pull the lower part down and the mouthwill open wide as a frogs mouth naturally does.By working the lower jaw the frog can be madeto snap at… … FIG. 5. THE TABLE. The table, however, is strong enough to hold thelittle china or tin dishes usually found among achilds collection of toys. 738 OLD ENVELOP TOYS, AND HOW TO MAKE THEM [June, THE BUNGALOW The little bungalow (Fig. 6) is something verydifferent, yet it, too, is made of an…
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