The Golden primer by Walter Crane (1884)

Colour illustration of a boy in a striped shirt playing with a tabby cat, a rat, a cricket bat and a hat, with reading words.

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A colour illustrated page from The Golden Primer by Walter Crane, dated 1884, shows a striped-shirted boy playing with a tabby cat, a bat, and a hat in several framed vignettes. Each vignette is paired with short simple words such as fat, Pat, cat, sat, mat, hat, rat, and bat, reflecting the page's function as an early reading lesson.

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1884

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