Record 56/76 |
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Description
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| 2p black molded resin carrying case with pink nylon webbing straps; black plastic carrying handle riveted to lid, tinplate hardware, case labeled, "LET'S SEE: VISION DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES PERCEPTUAL LEVEL/CAT. No. 1-08151-00."; plastic wrapped packet of fluorescent paper and posterboard; purple plastic Slinky in original box; two (2) purple and white plastic "pom poms" with white platic handles; penlight flashlight with flexible gooseneck lamp in original box, gray and black plastic with ridged spring loaded clip on side; set of ten plastic 1.5" blocks (2 light orange, 2 dark orange, 2 yellow, 2 blue, 2 pink) in ziplock bag; four black plastic forms with inset shape (heart, square, circle, triangle) with keyed sides to allow forms to lock together; bag of matching foam forms with peg handles (heart, circle, square, triangle); cardboard box of Fisher-Price plastic Snap-Lock Beads; shape deck: black binder with flourescent outlines of various shapes; flourescent pink plastic pail with plastic bail handle, sides molded to resemble bushel basket; box, Crayloa large "Neons" crayons; black molded foamboard pegboard with 5x5 grid of 5/8" holes, raised rim; four plastic templates that fit into pegboard (square, X, diamond, triangle); bag of twenty-five (25) pegs, five each in yellow, blue, pink, light orange, dark orange; yellow plastic APH "Grandstand" reading stand; UltraLens glasses in brown soft vinyl "APH" case; UltraLens, jr. glasses in brown soft vinyl "APH" case; UltraLens infant glasses in brown soft vinyl "APH" case; UltraLens, jr. clip on glasses in brown soft vinyl "APH" case; white plastic cassette manual; print manual, sprial bound at top with screen printed plastic cover. |
Lets's See: Vision Development Activities, Perceptual Level
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Copyright Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind
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| Catalog Entry, Let's See Kit |
Image Courtesy Museum of the American Printing House for the Blind. Note: use of some materials may be restricted, please call before publishing in any format.