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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 (1915)

Rich, G. Ellingwood, 1872- · New York, Moffat, Yard · leaf 112

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the pieces of heavy cardboard. 2. Cut the horses out with scissors. If thecardboard is very heavy, you may need to use asharp knife. 3. Cut the tray and seat from the two endsof the ~box. 4. Cut the foot rest and back brace from thetwo ends of the cover. 5. Fasten these four parts between the… … 5maM candy box and cover

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