[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, Lothrop publishing company · leaf 198
nd, you mark a line down the arrow from a ARCHERY FOR BOYS. 93 point one inch from the nock and, spreading someSpauldings glue along that line apply the feather,lightly pressing it home with forefinger and thumb.After you have glued on one piece lay aside thearrow and fix another, and so on until… … A boy can hardly make a good quiver unless hewere to kill some furred animal and make a cylin-drical case such as the Indians have, out of its skin.I am afraid that he usually would have to get a har-ness-maker to make him a quiver out of leather,somewhat larger at the top than at the bottom.…
Carpentry · Manual training
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