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Knapp Electric Questioner #325

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Object Details

maker

Knapp Co.

Description (Brief)

Electric educational game wherein one touches two posts with electrodes in order to answer a question posed on one of the cards. Includes card holder mounted in lid. Made around 1929-30 and includes the following cards:
“Set A - General Information”
- “No. 21-Characters in Literature” [front] and “No. 22-Historical Discoveries and Explorers” [back]
“Set F - True-To-Life Series”
- “No. 79-Merchant Flags”
“Set H - Prize Winning Contest Cards Series”
- “No. 89-Astronomy by Ruth Seeling, Des Moines, Iowa” [front] and “No. 90-China by Morris Hayes, Palo Alto, Calif.” [back]
- “No. 95-Nature Questions by Louise Ardolino, Yonkers, New York” [front] and “No. 96-Wonder Questions by Elaine Bettman Evanston, Ill.” [back]
- “No. 99-The Life of George Washington by William Callis, Baltimore, Md.” [front] and “No. 100-Proverbs of Benj. Franklin by Gladys Biglow, East Orange, N.J.” [back]
“Set K - Nature Series”
- “No. 113-Wild Flowers Over Hill and Dale” / - “No. 114-In the Inky Depths of the Sea”
- “No. 115-Fruits, Nuts, and Vegetables” / - “No. 116-The World A Million Years Ago”
- “No. 117-The Life of the Ant” / - “No. 118-An Evening with the Microscope”
- “No. 119-A Day at the Zoo” - “No. 120-A Walk by the Water’s Edge”

Location

Currently not on view

Credit Line

from Harold D. Wallace, Jr.

date made

1929

ID Number

2009.0180.02

catalog number

2009.0180.02

accession number

2009.0180

Object Name

game
board game
educational toy

Measurements

overall: 2 1/4 in x 14 in x 9 1/2 in; 5.715 cm x 35.56 cm x 24.13 cm

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Work and Industry: Electricity
Teaching Machines

Data Source

National Museum of American History

Metadata Usage

CC0

Link to Original Record

https://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ng49ca746ac-e1ae-704b-e053-15f76fa0b4fa

Record ID

nmah_1370846

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