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At Doubleday bought a copy of <u>CHESS SETS</u> by F. Lanier Graham,
At Doubleday bought a copy of <u>CHESS SETS</u> by F. Lanier Graham,
for $1.98.
for $1.98.
Met <u>Marvin Kaye</u> at his shared Canegie Hall [Carnegie Hall] studio. He returned
my books <u>75 YEARS OF FUN</u> and <u>YESTERDAYS GAMES</u>. He also
gave me a copy of <u>CHILDREN'S GAMES AROUND THE WORLD</u>. Also
a copy of the Bibliography for his book <u>A TOY IS BORN</u>
(filed in '72 Misc.). <br>
The 2 young lady editors at Stein & Day would like to meet me. We'll
arrange something after my vacation. He suggested that I bring
them a copy of <u>''AGOG''</u>. <br>
His book will be out for Toy Fair.
At Childcraft on 58th St. saw <u>TAU</u> (Four Generations). <br>
There is a board as shown with [illegible word crossed out] 21 peg holes.
There are two sets of wood pegs (one set
shown) started in grooves. One has a light wood
in the middle, the other dark. <br>
[Drawing of peg board. Rectangular with a column on each side of the square middle. The columns have 7 smaller rectangles, on the left they are plain line rectangles, on the right they are each divided in thirds with colors filled in. The middle square has an arrangement of dots representing the peg holes, in rows: 3, 5, 5, 5, 3.]
Players in turn place only one of their six colored pegs (the black-white cannot be placed
until the other six have been placed) with either end down in any
hole. The <s>side</s> end in the hole does not show. After a peg has
(cont on 11/9)