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When mother lets us make paper box furniture; a book which shows children just how to make most attractive toy furniture out of materials which cost practically nothing--toys which give as much pleasure as those from expensive toy shops (1914)

Rich, G. Ellingwood, Miss, 1872- [from old catalog] · New York, Moffat, Yard and company · leaf 68

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to be. 2. Turn one hox bottom up; fit the two piecesof the covers on the ends and fasten. 3. Turn the other box bottom up and fit it infrom the bottom. Slide it up or down imtil theproportions look right for the shelf. Fasten theshelf at both ends to the legs. 4. Fasten on the projecting top. This… … Two shallow boxesi the same si^e.(Ceirame) or spool boxesI Cover of slightly Iar9pr^^^^^^ Ibox-or piece of card board

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