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Chalk:Imperial Chalk

Imperial Crayon Company

The Strong National Museum of Play

The Strong National Museum of Play
Rochester , United States

In the 1950s, a chalkboard was a common accessory in a child's playroom or bedroom. Creative parents used chalkboards for simple lessons, and children could draw whatever they liked. Chalkboards are reusable after a simple erase. So it was logical, at this time, that chalk was sold as a toy for children. Of course it wore down with repeated use. A small box of chalk proved a sensible holiday stocking stuffer for responsible parents during the 1950s.

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  • Title: Chalk:Imperial Chalk
  • Creator: Imperial Crayon Company
  • Location: Brooklyn, NY
  • Subject Keywords: boy, girl
  • Type: Creativity Toys
  • Medium: chalk, printed cardstock
  • Object ID: 116.58
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