The Boy's Own Toy-Maker

This is a guide to making toys and games for boys in the 19th century, written by a popular author and illustrator. It includes instructions on how to make a variety of toys, ranging from kites and boats to mechanical puzzles and models. The book also provides tips on how to organize boys' clubs and societies for toy-making and science experiments.
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