Jiggety Jig

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Jiggety Jig puzzles were produced by Harter Publishing Co. [1930's?]
La Casa Editorial Harter producieron estos puzzles.

Spanish translations are in magenta letters.

Most of the illustrations and their titles have been provided by Verl Cook.

"a typical Jiggety Jig box".

SERIES I

"Pirate Ship",
by Harvey Dunn. [No. 1]

"Huckleberry Finn", by Eugene Iverd [No. 2]

"Blowing Bubbles", by Frances Tipton Hunter. [No. 2A]

"The Old Mill", by G. B. Fox. [No. 3]

"The Prize Winners", by Hintermeister. [No. 4]

"The Stay-at-Homes", by Norman Rockwell. [No. 5]

"Venice",
by Thomas Moran. [No. 6]

"A Castle in Spain",
by James Greig. [No. 7]

"Valley of Yosemite". [photo]
[No. 8]

"Over the Top", by Harvey Dunn. [No. 9]

"In Old Venice". [No. 10]

SERIES II

"Golden Galleon", by Frederick Grant. [No. 1]

"Port of Heart's Desire",
by R. A. Fox. [No. 2]

"Princess Of Treasure Island", by Edward Eggleston. [No. 3]

"Springtime", by Aldrich. [No. 4]

"Puppy Love", by Annie Benson Müller. [No. 5]

"Grandeurs of the Rockies", by Wm Thompson. [No. 6]

"Yosemite Falls", by Thomas Moran. [No. 7]

"Memories' Garden", by Sylvester Stannard. [No. 8]

"By A Waterfall", by R A Fox. [No. 9]

"Red Demon Of The Forest", by Philip Goodwin. [No. 10]
(Another picture)

SERIES III

"Sunset On The Grand Canal", by May Ferris Smith. [No. 1]

"Ann Hathaway's Cottage", by Sylvester Stannard. [No. 2]

"Mountain Lake", by Sultzer. [No. 3]

" Fishin' And Wishin' ", by Frederick Spiegle. [No. 4]

"Twilight", by Alfred Baldridge. [No. 5]

"Old Ironsides", by Albert F. Bishop. [No. 6]

" Indian Maidens ", by L. Goddard. [No. 7]

"The Bear Hunt", by Frank Stick. [No. 8]

"Racing Cowboys", by R. Farrington Elwell. [No. 9]

"The Pointers", by Edmund Osthaus. [No. 10]

SERIES IV

"Hollyhock Garden", by J. Halford Ross. [No. 1]

"A Big Chance", by Frank Stick. [No. 2]

"Way Down East", by Henry Pember Smith. [No. 3]

"Springtime In Old England", by G. Sheridan Knowles. [No. 4]

"Mount of the Holy Cross" [No. 5]

"The Savannah", by Albert F. Bishop. [No. 6]

"Master Craftsman", by E. Irving Couse. [No. 7]

"The Wayside Tavern", by Yeend King. [No. 8]

"Harbor Scene", by Gaston Roullet. [No. 9]

"The Gang's All Here", by Rudolph Ingerle. [No. 10]

SERIES V

"Valley of Peace", by Charles Appel. [No. 1]

"Alert Partners" [No. 2]

"Castle Rock", by Thomas Moran. [No. 3]

"Shadowland", by Alexis Podchernikoff. [No. 4]

"Path That Leads To Home" [No. 5]

"Santa Inez Valley", by Alexis Podchernikoff. [No. 6]

"It's Your Move", by Norman Rockwell. [No. 7]

"Glories of Autumn", by Gustave Wiegand. [No. 8]

"Ramona's Marriage Place", by Marius Smith. [No. 9]

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