Lincoln logs.

[©1930] (Chicago : J.L. Wright Incorporated)

1 set of building logs (112 pieces) : stained wood, cloth tape ; various sizes in cardboard box 26 x 31 x 5 cm + 1 design book (16 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 28 cm)

Exhibited: "L'architecture en jeux: jeux de construction du CCA = Buildings in boxes: architectural toys from the CCA", Centre canadien d'architecture, Nov. 27, 1990-Mar. 31, 1991.

According to David Owen, Lincoln Logs "are still popular enough to consume four carloads of Ponderosa pine trees from Oregon every month. They were invented in 1916 by John Lloyd Wright ... and were inspired by a Japanese technique for constructing earthquake-proof buildings". ('Where toys come from', Atlantic Monthly, October 1986, p. 66)

Blocks (Toys) United States Specimens.
Wooden toys United States Specimens.
Toys United States Specimens.
Cubes (Pièces de jeu) États-Unis Spécimens.
Jouets en bois États-Unis Spécimens.
Jouets États-Unis Spécimens.
Blocks (Toys)
Toys.
Wooden toys.
United States.

Notched-dowel assembly system toys.
Specimens.

Wright, John Lloyd.
J.L. Wright, Inc.

Title on instruction booklet: Lincoln logs design book

Localisation: Bibliothèque main objects 60820
Cote: TS2301.T7.W6 J631 1930
Statut: Disponible