Saturday, December 4, 1926
Found of the floor of living and dining room while cleaning house. Not mussed up as much as sometimes.
1 airplane
1 doll chair
1 base ball
1 doll bed
1 market basket
1 tin cup
Pad for kitchen
Felix
1 piece toast
1 can rubber
1 tin cart and horse
1 revolver
1 cake box
Gilbert’s slippers
Ned’s hat
1 news bag
1 can opener
1 bather belt
Dale’s good pants
Albert’s good pants
Dale's news bag
1 box lid
1 box (garage)
1 iron truck
1 piece broken airplane
1 crayon
1 pencil
1 toy racer
2 rag dolls
1 tin box
1 leather whip
1 skate key
Doll's shoe
1 empty box
1 tin man
1 pair scissors
1 pencil
1 “blown up” Jack
2 rubber bands
3 paper clips
1 wheel
1 safety pin
11 Lincoln logs
6 blocks
1 doll dress
2 handerkerchiefs
1 button
1 clothes hanger
Lots of paper for Dick just got through eating a bunch of butterscotch and chocolates with tin foil on them. I don’t know how it happened that there were no gloves in the pile or marbles.
(I guess it was hard to keep the room nice and neat with four boys and a baby girl!)
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I am SO glad I found this blog!
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What a wonderful thing!
Can't wait for the next entry!
Sandra Evertson
Would Eleanor or Marjorie know whether the "Felix" was some kind of Felix the Cat replica? I saw a wooden Felix the Cat doll in a list of collectibles that was going for a couple of hundred dollars.
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1925 Schoenhut Felix the Cat doll at Gasoline alley Antiques.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
Wow! Her house got as chaotic as mine gets!
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