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Whiz-Bang Wood Projects
A whole new take on wooden toys. You get plans for (28) toys that "whiz, spin, pop, and fly" in Bob Gilsdorf's 223-page instruction book. Good for adults, even better for adults working with kids, the projects require only basic hand tools, including a coping saw and miter saw. You'll make shooters, launchers, games, toys, gumball machines and much more. Includes an appendix with basic woodworking lessons. Full color, lavishly illustrated with easy-to-follow directions and photos of the zany paint jobs on the finished products.
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93842 WOOD TOY BOOK |
Field & Forest Guide
Titled "The Field and Forest Handy Book," this volume has been justifiably in print since 1906. Written by Daniel C. "Uncle Dan" Beard, the founder of the Sons of Daniel Boone and one of the founders of the BSA, it's a compendium of eternally relevant woodland lore, from building cabins, sleds, boats, and bridges to camping in swamps. The only part we skipped was on how to cook a muskrat. (We know a place that delivers.) Loaded with illustrations. In soft cover from David Godine's Nonpareil Books, 428 pages.
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93279 OUTDOOR BOOK |
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KID CALLERS
Let little Emily make her own play dates. This 7" x 9" spiral phone book has cutouts to frame 2-1/4" x 3-1/4" photos of (15) friends. Each page has double-sided tape in place to hold a photo, and space to print each name and phone number. Elemental, but the preschool crowd will like it.
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34607P36 FIRST PHONE BOOK BULK |
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