Foster, Edwin W. [from old catalog] · Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, Page & company · leaf 437
res, such as shelters and heavybenches, should generally be on the west side ofthe court, as speetators are usually present afterthe sun has passed the meridian, and it will thenbe at their back. Tennis Court Accessories the camp-stool Use hard wood such as maple, ash, or oak. Thestock required for… … CXMP STQOL Fig. 214. The camp-stool The four legs are made as shown at a (Fig. 214).The small end is to be rounded to a diameter of% inch; 8^ inches from this end a %6-inch holeis bored for the rivet or bolt, which is to hold thelegs together. Seven inches from the lower orfoot end a 3^-inch hole…
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