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Scientific American, Vol. 74, No. 11 (1896) (1896)

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reat Diamond Island, in Portland Harbor, aft, 25 inches, which was the full width of the black together), and the Hargraves pay very little, if any, at- eambrie cloth used for a covering. A narrow hem and after drawing in the kite to, within about 300 feet tention tothem. In my opinion, therefore,… … I found the most convenient and most use- end of the keel, or backbone. The arms LAMSON’S MULTIPLANE FOLDING KITE. ful size, the dimensions of which are given. present sharp edges to the wind. The keel —J. B. Millet. is also jointed at the center. By folding It will be found wise in three foot…

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