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1 online resource (45 pages). |
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Toys and Games anthology |
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Toys and Games anthology.
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BiblioBoard Core module.
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Note |
"The verses ... are by E.C., S.D., E.A., J.D., G.C. and O.B."--Leaf [4]. |
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"My book I was forced to print privately. There were five hundred copies ... two hundred fifty of which I burned ... Two hundred I did colour with the aid of one or two of my friends"--Woodcuts and some words / E.G. Craig. 1924. P. 122. |
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Illustrations: 43 prints : woodcut, hand-col. ; full-page (20) and image 12 x 8 cm. (t.p. vignette), 7 x 12 cm. or smaller. Three small vignettes are uncolored. |
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Binding: Publisher's quarter white buckram and light beige paper boards, with two additional hand-colored woodcuts. |
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Provenance: Arnold Rood (bookplate). |
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Original document: Book. |
Summary |
Published in 1899, this volume argues that wooden toys are much better than their metal counterparts. Noting that wooden toys have been popular since the 17th century and are the most affordable types of playthings, the work includes color illustrations of wooden toys accompanied by poems for children. |
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GMD: electronic resource. |
Subject |
Toys in art.
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Added Title |
Book of penny toys. |
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