Cassell's book of in-door amusements, card games, and fireside fun ; with numerous illustrations (1886)
Cassell & Company, publisher · London ; Paris ; New York : Cassell & Company · leaf 101
the board and the bow ; proceed similarly with the third ring ; replace the first, by passing it up througli the bow ; bring it (the first) to the end of the bow, bearing in mind that the wires supporting the rings must be perpendicular between the two sides thereof ; bring down the rings 1 and 2… … Fig. 12.— Balls and Rings thick. In this frame, and at regular intervals, are Puzzle. — a. Plan ; b, holes, between whicli are placed, on the one side of Side View.
Card games · Indoor games · Magic tricks · Amusements
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