The new folding doll house.
(New York : McLoughlin Bros., 1894)
1 toy (8 joined, hinged panels) : cardboard, color ; 31 x 31 cm + in wood and cardboard box
McLoughlin Bros. developed out of a printing company started in New York in 1828. After an 1840 merger with John Elton, John McLoughlin, Jr. and his brother Edmund took over the business giving it the name by which it is here known. The company became known as the premier publisher of children's books in America. It was bought by Milton Bradley in 1920 and continued as a division there until 1944.
Dollhouses Specimens.
Victoriana in interior decoration.
Chromolithography, Victorian.
Dollhouses New York (State) New York.
Maisons de poupée Spécimens.
Victoriana en décoration intérieure.
Chromolithographie victorienne.
Maisons de poupée New York (État) New York.
Dollhouses.
New York (State) New York.
Chromolithographs.
Dollhouses.
Paper Toys (recreational artifacts)
Folding (process) Toys (recreational artifacts)
Paper Houses.
Specimens.
McLoughlin Bros., inc.
Location: Library main objects 270012
Call No.: BIB 202548
Status: Available
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