Paret, Anna Parmly, [from old catalog] ed · New York and London. Harper & brothers · leaf 102
lly if the family beof the picnic-going sort (Fig. 17). This box has a com-partment at one end into which a zinc or galvanized irontank is set. This little rectangular tank can be madeby any tinsmith just to fit the end of the box. Fit a cross 85 HANDY-BOOK FOR GIRLS partition of wood up closely to… … lunch-time comes—a refreshment that comparatively fewpicnic lunches can boast. Across the remaining space, atthe point shown by the dotted line, fit a slat shelf to restupon side cleats. The lighter and more fragile articles ofthe lunch can be placed on the shelf or tray, where theywill not be…
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