Toy-making at home; how to make a hundred toys from odds and ends (1915)
Adams, Morely · New York : Frederick A. Stokes company · leaf 64
fit together the different parts and then, by turning the peg to right or left, adjust the position of the figures so that the lady appears in fine weather and the gentleman in wet. Fio. 65. A toy of unfailing attraction for boys — and girls as well — is The Marble Board. — This may be quite a… … Flu. H6. it may be a much more elaborate form intended for use as a table game. In this latter case there is a front board, similar to that in the simple form ; but behind each hole there is a little compartment for the collection of the marbles (Fig. 66). To make this you need two pieces of wood,…
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