Wooden Toboggan Construction Specs

This vintage book plate features illustrated construction specs for a wooden toboggan. The illustration includes a top view, a side view, and a close-up of the underside construction of the completed toboggan.

wooden toboggan printable construction specs

Here is a black and white version of the wooden toboggan construction specs.

wooden toboggan printable construction specs

This is a scan of the book page with the corresponding instructions. The instructions include specific step-by-step details that explain how to build the wooden toboggan.

wooden toboggan printable instructions

The page begins by stating, “Toboggans are more common in northern parts of this country and Canada. A long smooth hill affords an excellent toboggan slide when well covered with snow, and particularly so when it is possible to flush with water and make a smooth hill of ice.” Tobogganing down a smooth hill of ice sounds dangerous to me!

I scanned the pages from an antique book recently added to my collection. The book is titled Boy Activity Projects by Samuel A. Blackburn. It was published in 1918.  This was a book published as a school textbook and was intended for teaching practical carpentry.

New in my Etsy shop this week is a coffee dyed printable farm themed paper pack. An antique farm book page is digitally stamped on the left and on the right of each page. Ink saver printable pages with the images on a white background are also included in the listing.

printable farm themed coffee dyed paper pack

Also new to my shop this week are two digital stamp/transfer images.
Bloodhound Dog

digital stamp png image bloodhound dog

Newfoundland Dog

digital stamp png image newfoundland dog

Preview images are linked to my Etsy shop.

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Julie is a vintage enthusiast and a Photoshop addict who collects old books and new recipes.

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