Entertaining made easy
Entertaining made easy is a 1905 book on party games by Eleanor Champlain, published in Chicago by P. Roberts for home hosts. The one picture here is the Library of Congress seal, a ring lettered with the library's name, a 1800 date, and a star, topped by a spread eagle; a designer could take its bold circular type layout and eagle emblem as a model for badge or seal design, though it is a library mark rather than an illustration from the book.
