Outdoor games for all seasons
Outdoor games for all seasons is a late nineteenth-century games and sports handbook by Daniel Carter Beard, published in New York by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1896 for young readers who wanted outdoor amusements. Its pictures are pen-and-ink line drawings with light hatching and loose dashed motion trails, showing a boy with a kite or a figure at play; a designer could borrow the sketchy, energetic linework and the dotted-path motion device for playful layouts.
