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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 76

An illustration from 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, leaf 76 — e got your watch-dog, too, Chain him fast, I would advise you,So no harm hell ever do. He will bark unless hes happy,And your neighbor might complain That he had disturbed their sleeping,Which would surely be a shame. Then a little tin box fastenJust beside him on the floor, So that he can drink,… … 74 WHEN MOTHER LETS US MAKE TOYS DOG KENNEL. Use a small collar box and some extra card-board. 1. Hold the cover against the end of the boxso that one corner projects above the top edgelike the gable of a house. Draw line A. Dothe same with the opposite corner. Draw linesparallel to A and UA,…

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