Bird Card
Bird Card
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 SUPER Trade Card SET of 6 Van Houtens Cocoa 1880s Birds Chocolate  US $149.00
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 1908 CHURCH DWIGHT CO ARM HAMMER COMPLETE NEW SERIES OF BIRDS 30 CARD SET US $99.99
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 cereal box 1950s Quaker single serve tray premium BIRD TRADING CARDS 11 items US $99.99
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 1918 Arm Hammer Useful birds of America 28 cards near complete set 2nd series US $49.99
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 TRADE CARD US CHROMO HOUSEHOLD RANGES WOMEN w BIRDS US $49.95
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 CHURCH DWIGHT CO ARM HAMMER BIRD TRADING CARD SET SERIES 4 29 OF 30 CARDS US $39.99
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 LOT OF 39 USEFUL BIRDS OF AMERICA ARM HAMMER CARDS COMPLETE SERIES 9 AND 10 US $39.95
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 TC731 Palais Royal French Dolls outfits BEAUTIFUL BIRDS pink Trade Card US $32.00
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 TC732 BEAUTIFUL Birds Palais Royal French Dolls Outfits trade card US $32.00
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 LOT ARM HAMMER COW BRAND USEFUL BIRDS OF AMERICA PLUS COCACOLA CARDS US $29.99
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 DENVER CO CANDY CO MATCHING BIRDS 2 TRADE CARDS TC1823 US $29.50
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 20 DIFFERENT ARM HAMMER USEFUL BIRDS OF AMERICA CARDS US $29.00
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 7 Arm Hammer Victorian Trade Cards Useful Birds of America US $29.00
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 ARM HAMMER CHURCH CO PEARL ST BIRD TRADE CARD 3 Downey Woodpecker US $29.00
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 WOOLSON SPICE CO Lion Coffee Midsummer 1 Girl Bird Nest Trade Card 1893 US $26.00
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 tc331 8L Prang 1879 cards BIRDS advertising on some US $25.00
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![{4] TRADE CARDS Victorian Ladies Swing Bird Stoll](http://www.redbox-images.com/images/e/400292795480_0.jpg) {4] TRADE CARDS Victorian Ladies Swing Bird Stoll US $24.99
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 1880s Trade Card of Die Cut Bird in Birdcage Lundy Furniture Co San Francisco CA US $24.99
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 Birds of the World c1900 20 Liebig antique card set of 6 German US $23.96
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 Lion Coffee Blue Birds Flowers Midsummer Trade Card US $22.00
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 1940s Adv Card Browns Bird Hospital Chicago Illinois US $21.24
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 Victorian Trade Card for Buckeye Lawn Mowers Little Boy Reading to the Birds US $20.00
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 tc588 set 6 cards children in tree birds fishing cat US $20.00
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 Victorian 1880 Trade Card Cat Bird Nest Childrens Shoe AST Co Antique Mat US $20.00
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 N1980 LIEBIG ADVERT TRADE CARDS BIRD FEATHERS USAGE WORLDWIDE US $20.00
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 Birds of World Africa Indians c1900 20 Liebig antique card set of 6 German US $19.96
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Money For Nothing And Your Toys For Free....
Fed up with forking out for the latest piece of over-hyped plastic? Answer "What can we do now Mum?" by making and creating activities from items you already have around the house or that cost nothing at all.
1. Shops. Save all your empty grocery cartons for a week or so and you'll soon have a shop any aspiring grocer would be proud of. Gluing down the flaps makes cereal boxes, jelly packets etc. look unopened. Clothes, shoes, and toys can all be used as "stock". Paper bags and real or play money add to the fun.
2. Paper balls. When the kids keep arguing suggest that they throw something at each other! Paper balls are great 'ammunition' - and easily scrunched up from torn out magazine pages. When it's time to tidy up, stand the waste paper basket in the middle of the room and see who can throw the most in. A rolled up magazine makes a good "bat" too.
3. Doctors/Nurses. A roll of white toilet tissue makes this game much more fun as Dads, Grans, teddies or dolls are mummified before your eyes. Plastic medicine spoons and hospital beds made from cardboard are extra props that make the game last longer.
4. Tubes. Cardboard tubes from kitchen roll or foil make instant telescopes for sailors or pirates, or tunnels to roll marbles through. Babies love to watch things disappear then reappear out of the bottom. Don't leave them alone with the cardboard tube though as they will probably suck it.
5.Cardboard boxes are without a doubt the best free toys you can get hold of. Push in the ends of large ones to make tunnels and caves to crawl through. Draw on windows and doors with felt tip pens to make a house, add a flag and portholes for a boat or paper plates and a steering wheel for a car.
6. Make a coloring book for your child by printing free coloring pictures from the Internet. Little boys love coloring pictures of cars and trucks as well as those of favorite tv or movie characters such as Spiderman or Pikachu. At sites like Pokemon Coloring Pages you’ll find free Pokemon coloring while at Princess Coloring Pages you can print and color many colouring pages suitable for little girls.
7. Miniature gardens. The foil trays that pies and prepared foods arrive in make lovely containers for miniature gardens. The children can enjoy hunting around the park or garden for twigs to make trees, moss for a lawn, stones to arrange as a rockery or a waterfall. Keep twigs or stones where you want them with a little blue tack or plasticine. Add toy people or animals and maybe a little water if the container is watertight. This can be a very creative and enjoyable exercise if you have children of very different age groups to entertain. A variation is to use play sand (not builder's sand - because it stains everything yellow) to make a beach scene, maybe adding shells, stones and a blue paper sea.
8. Paper puppets. A picture of anything - a colorful bird or a funny clown's face, carefully cut out by an adult and stuck to the top of a strip of card about five inches long and one and a half inches wide becomes a very easily made puppet. These give such pleasure and are so easy to make that you will probably end up with dozens of them. Magazine pictures can be stuck on to folded card to make theatre set background and wings.
9. Potato prints. After cutting a potato in half, draw on a simple shape. A triangle, circle or star perhaps. Cut away the rest of the potato, leaving a shape to dip into paint and print on to paper.
10. Skittles. Skittles can be improvised from large plastic cola or lemonade bottles. A little sand or water in the bottom makes them more stable. A good game for learning to count.
Bouns idea : Dens. Building a den must be one of the most memorable parts of childhood as we all seem to recall the bliss of blankets draped over the airing rack in the garden or over the backs of chairs indoors. Even today's sophisticated kids seem to find the thought much more exciting than merely erecting the shop bought plastic play house. I think the secret is to give structural / engineering advice about making the thing stay upright, but let the children do as much as possible themselves. Really large boxes of the type that washing machines and fridges come in can be had for the asking from the big electrical goods retailers and are useful for rooms within dens. Indoors, one of the simplest dens can be made by throwing a large sheet or duvet over a table. Cushions, torches, biscuits and comics or books will all be needed at the housewarming.
Angry Birds Musical Card - Stampin' Up!
