The boy\s own toy-maker: a practical illustrated guide to the useful employment of leasure hours (1881)
Ebenezer Landells. · leaf 30
KITE. lath, and again to the opposite comer of the bow, fix- ing it there in a knot, and continue the string a little more than half way down the lath ; after securing it, again carry up the string to the other corner of the bow ; fix it also, and the framework of your kite will be completed. To… … kite from the top, and the other rather more than the same distance above its extremity. The Belly-band. Insert the end of a piece of string into each of the holes a a, and tie them in knots on the back part of the lath, taking great care not to make it too full or too narrow. The next important…
Toys · Amusements 19th century
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