ILLUSTRATIONS

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	Army Truck Constructed Entirely from Used Tin Cans	[Frontispiece]
I.	Wounded Soldiers at Work	[10]
II.	Army Truck and Tin Cans Used to Make It	[22]
III.	The Raw Material from Which Many of the Toys Shown in This Book Were Made	[23]
IV.	Scribing a Line Around a Can with the Dividers. Cutting Along the Joint to Open a Can. Cutting from Right to Left with the Straight Shears. Cutting to the Line, Right to Left	[22]
V.	Author at Work	[23]
VI.	The Tools Needed for Tin Can Toy Making	[32]
VII.	Biscuit Cutters. Soldering	[44]
VIII.	Cooky Cutter, Tray Candlestick and Ash Trays Made by the Author	[84]
IX.	Steam Rollers	[116]
X.	Dumping Truck and Chassis of Toy Auto Truck.	[120]
XI.	Chassis of Toy Auto Truck and Dumping Truck.	[121]
XII.	Wooden Roofing Folder	[120]
XIII.	Oil Tank Truck and Toy Ford	[152]
XIV.	Red Cross Ambulance	[153]
XV.	Boats	[170]
XVI.	A Simple Toy Locomotive, a Sand or Water Mill and the First Tin Can Toy	[174]
XVII.	Steam Tractor and Gun	[175]
XVIII.	Aeroplane Weathervanes	[188]
XIX.	Lantern and Fighting Tank	[192]
XX.	A Toy Tin Can Kitchen	[196]
XXI.	A Doll’s Bathroom and a Tin Can Laundry	[197]

MAKING TIN CAN TOYS

VARIOUS KINDS OF CANS AND BOXES—PREPARING CANS FOR THE WORK—CUTTING IN AND OPENING OUT CANS AND BOXES