Not motorhome related, but someone might know

[Casper46]

I am clearing cupboards and have found a book which my mother won in 1908. It's Aunt Louisas first book for children. In it is a Promiscuous Alphabet. I've tried Mr Google but can't find out what it is. There are two, one capitals on small case and both different letters.
Any one that can add to my ' learn something new every day' please.

 

[Janine]

Is this it?

AUNT LOUISA'S FIRST BOOK FOR CHILDREN: Good Illustrated Boards First Edition | September Books

First Edition - Illustrated Boards - Frederick Warne and Co., London - Condition: Good - No Jacket - 3 colour plates all in VG condition and numerous black and white illustrations. A few illustrations have been coloured in-neatly. A lovely book-typical of the period - circa 1930s. Edges and...

www.abebooks.co.uk

 

[Janine]

The Child's First Book: Library | Hofstra | New York

The Syllabarium, a compendium of the most frequently used syllables, was an important part of the hornbook and the battledore, where, along with the alphabet, the benediction, and the Lord's Prayer, it constituted the essence of reading instruction in the colonial period.

www.hofstra.edu

 

[Janine]

A number of readers published in the early part of the 19th century used the Alphabet or Spelling Method. Among them was Schoolmaster’s reader which made extensive use of the promiscuous alphabet [i.e. the presentation of letters in random order] to make sure that the child learned his letters regardless of order.

 

[Riverbankannie]

So it’s just a randomly ordered alphabet to test the child? Maybe that is why there are ticks against the letters, the child recognised them even out of order.

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[Riverbankannie]

A number of readers published in the early part of the 19th century used the Alphabet or Spelling Method. Among them was Schoolmaster’s reader which made extensive use of the promiscuous alphabet [i.e. the presentation of letters in random order] to make sure that the child learned his letters regardless of order.

Oops Janine, you posted while i was reading and then typing! I forgot to refresh the page.

 

[Casper46]

Is this it?

AUNT LOUISA'S FIRST BOOK FOR CHILDREN: Good Illustrated Boards First Edition | September Books

First Edition - Illustrated Boards - Frederick Warne and Co., London - Condition: Good - No Jacket - 3 colour plates all in VG condition and numerous black and white illustrations. A few illustrations have been coloured in-neatly. A lovely book-typical of the period - circa 1930s. Edges and...

www.abebooks.co.uk

Yes, that's the one. Mum would have been 5 when she won it, it was a Salvation Army prize for good attendance.
Thanks for the information. I knew that someone on the forum would have the answer.