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Re: Toy theater correction
From:
John Handley <[log in to unmask]>
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Date:
Wed, 7 Feb 1996 18:06:15 EST
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    One book that comes to mind is Antonio Fraser's book, The History
    of Toys.  This is an excellent and well-known book.
    Also, the Folk Art Museum in Santa Fe has one of the most
    fantastic collections of toy theaters I have ever seen with over
    100 on display.  I would contact them for more
    information.   The Museum of International Folk Art  (505)
    827-6350.

    Your project sounds great.  Good luck.

    John Handley

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