The Scratchsides family. : a book for young people.
A children's book published in New York in 1868 by William L. Stone and John T. Barron, written by John Carlin, a fiction for young readers. Its pictures are simple black-and-white line drawings of anthropomorphic animal characters in household and outdoor scenes, with clear figure silhouettes and loose hatching a designer could borrow for quick caricature or sketchy narrative vignettes.
