For playground, field, and forest; the outdoor handy book (1900)
Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 246
:Q E S S (5 bi oi oc« c5 fv 00 o o H o o o M <N N (N c» d O 0 O 0 b Pi4 b kiH Uy < W U Q W fe Single Shells and Umbrella Canoes 219 the tin cups, he made holes in the bottom of the cups wherethe ends of the ribs came, and fastened the ribs to the cupswith brass screws, fitted with leather… … Fig. 217.—Frame of Umbrella Canoe. ends, and held in place by the tin thimbles. The squareholes in the moulds allow several small, light floor planksto form a dry floor to the canoe. The canvas costs about forty-five cents a yard, and fiveyards are all you need. The deck can be made of…
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