Handicraft for handy boys; : practical plans for work and play with many ideas for earning money, (1911)
Hall, A. Neely (Albert Neely), b. 1883, Hall, Norman P., ill · Boston, : Lothrop, Lee & Shepard · leaf 482
as shown. When the tubing, keys, bell, and mouthpiece havebeen put together, procure some tin-foil from emptycigar boxes, buy some from a florist, or get several 5-centsheets of silver paper at a stationery store. Cut the tin-foil or silver paper into short pieces, and paste thesearound the tubing;… … Fig. 534. — Details of the Trombone. The Trombone (Fig. 531) requires a two-quart tinfunnel for its bell and a kazoo for a mouthpiece.Figure 534 shows the details for the main portion of thetrombone. The large tubing is made of a broom-handle,the smaller tubing of ^-inch sticks, and the curved…
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