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Hilary Page Toys
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Products produced between 1932 and 1962 carried a 2 or 3 digit reference number prefixed by the letter K.
Numbers were not engraved into product, but were indicated on the box and in the consumer catalogues included in every product. Trade catalogues also carry the appropriate references.
Where there is a product in the archive we have photographed it. Where we have no product but do have a catalogue then we have scanned the catalogue page as an image 'holder' until we get an actual product to photograph. Where we have no product or no image then we've posted a 'WANTED' sign. Please contact us through the 'Contact Us' link in the menu bar if you can help.
Our grateful thanks to those who have already contributed images, acknowledgements have been made in product text.
All young children should be encouraged to crayon and paint. To begin with, they find it very difficult to keep the different colours from running into one another. The pictures on the cards are not printed as in ordinary painting books but they are embossed in relief, making a definite ridge wherever two colours touch. this ridge enables the child to keep his crayon or paint brush within each prescribed colour area. In this way, the most messy painter can produce pictures of which he can be justly proud. The set also contains eight special coloured wooden crayons in a strong plastic stand which has a separate place for each colour. Patent pending.
Age : 4 - 7 years.
Year : 1953
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