Adapting the Problem to the Boy's Ability, 15
Bean Bag Game, 72-4
Bench Hook, 22-4
Camel, 38
Child's Cart, 93-5;
Chair, 130-1;
Dump Wagon, 95-9;
Snow Shovel, 46-7;
Step Ladder, 59-63;
Table, 128-30;
Wash Bench, 57-9;
Wheelbarrow (Type A), 99-103, (Type B), 102-5
Clown Running Wheel, 105-9
Cock Horse, 109-10
Colonial Doll's Chair, 66-7;
Cradle, 87-9;
Table, 64-6
Coping Saw Work, 26-7
Darts, 75-7
Dart Board Game, 74-6
Dippy Duck, 40-1
Doll's Bed, 89-91;
Clothes Rack, 55-7;
Cradle, 84-7;
Ironing Board (Size A), 49-51, (Size B), 51-3, (Size C), 53-5;
Sleigh, 125-8;
Table with Drawer, 62-4
Dowel Sticks, 27
Duck, 30
Elephant, 33
Equipment, 13-4
Finish and Color, 15-7
Five Post Ring Toss, 68-72
Goat, 36
Goose, 31
History of Toy-Making, 11-3
Kiddie Kar, 113-15;
Koaster, 116-19
Lamb, 35
Laying Out Work, 14
Merrimac, 44-5
Method of Bending Runners, 121-2;
of Enlarging Figures, 39-40;
of Jointing Wood, 18-20
Monitor, 42-3
Pelican, 29
Periscope, 47-8
Picture Puzzle Construction, 27-8
Rabbit, 34
Rhinoceros, 32
Ring-The-Hook Game, 68-9
Rocking Rooster, 111-13
Rooster, 37
Sand or Water Mill, 82-4
Simple Tool Sharpening, 24-6
Ski Skippers, 122-5
Ski Skooter, 119-22
Staining, 17-8
Support to be Held in Vise, 20-2;
for Holding Coping Saw Work, 20;
for Table Use, 22
Transferring a Design, 14-5
Two Types of Stilts, 91-3
Wind Mill, 77-80; (Type B) 80-2