Adams, Joseph H. (Joseph Henry), 1867-1941 · New York, London : Harper & Brothers · leaf 64
nches from the small end a square piece of wood is mounted on the base- board to form the back to the square compartment. This is covered with tin on the inside, so that the rodents cannot gnaw the wood away at the edges or about the hole that leads into the cylinder. A wedge-shaped piece of wood,… … From thick wire or quarter-inch iron rod a wicket is made and driven into holes at the wide end of the board. It should be the same size as the back -board, and is placed there to support the wire cloth of which the cage is made. Small holes are made in the base-board with an awl, so that the ends…
Games · Amusements
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