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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 90

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 90 — our slits on the pencil mark. Fastenfour cardboard strips inside of the bottom edgeof the coop. 5. Push the strips down through the slits;bend them outward; put fasteners through theplatform into the strips. 6. Paint the grass green and the coopwhite. You might glue artificial moss to theplatform… … Loaf su^ar box orany deep box withoverlapping cover.

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