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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 222

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nd woollen materials are sold. The covering of the booth is made of paper. The tables maybe of different shapes in different stalls. In the cloth merchantsstall, rolls of coloured paper are piled up to represent bales ofcloth. To the pole is tied a sheep cut out of cardboard. Anapothecarys booth… … Fig. 360 booth ; cardboard bottles are cut out, painted and fastened to theshelves by paper hinges, or bottles can be made of plasticine. Other booths may be added, one for ribbons of all the coloursof the rainbow, others for books, leather, ironmongery, pewterand silver articles for the table,…

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