Jollity Puzzles
Jigsaw Puzzles
1930s-1950s (published)
1930s-1950s (published)
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Boxed set of four puzzles, each consisting of 15 pieces. The box is covered with red paper with a printed illustration of a boy with building bricks and a black cat. The puzzles are:
1. Boy, dog and a sailing boat.
2. Three children and a wireless set with toys.
3. Three children in a garden.
4. Boy with building bricks and a black cat.
Puzzles 1-3 have corresponding guide sheets.
1. Boy, dog and a sailing boat.
2. Three children and a wireless set with toys.
3. Three children in a garden.
4. Boy with building bricks and a black cat.
Puzzles 1-3 have corresponding guide sheets.
Object details
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Parts | This object consists of 4 parts.
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Materials and techniques | Offset lithographed paper mounted onto card and cut into pieces |
Brief description | Jollity Puzzles; English, Spears |
Physical description | Boxed set of four puzzles, each consisting of 15 pieces. The box is covered with red paper with a printed illustration of a boy with building bricks and a black cat. The puzzles are: 1. Boy, dog and a sailing boat. 2. Three children and a wireless set with toys. 3. Three children in a garden. 4. Boy with building bricks and a black cat. Puzzles 1-3 have corresponding guide sheets. |
Production type | Mass produced |
Credit line | Given by Mr and Mrs C.E. Turner |
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Accession number | MISC.281:1 to 4-1987 |
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Record created | March 5, 2000 |
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