[Craigin, Harry] [from old catalog] · Boston, D. Lothrop & co · leaf 164
an opening between the wings made by the dubbing-needle, to separate them. Finish by making twoloose wraps, like fig. 15 ; then draw the silk throughthem tightly, like fig. 16. Touch this fasten-ing with a drop ofgum-shellac, andit will not slip orbe affected bywater. Gum-shel-lac dissolved… … FIG. 9. parts; outrageously colored flies will be taken byblack bass, who seem to bite at anything that i6o a boys workshop. has the nearest apologies for body, wings andlegs. All game-fish ^^ bite readily at a sim- 4^^^FIG- ■ pie hackle wound FIG- ,2- from bend to shank around any attractively…
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