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How? or, Spare hours made profitable for boys and girls (1887)

Holbrook, Kennedy · New York, Worthington co. · leaf 178

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lly to work of like character eitheron silver or gold. If you have friends who have made the voyage of theNile, you have probably seen the beautiful silver brace-lets bought by them of the Nubian workmen as souvenirsof their Eastern travels. These bracelets are made, I wastold, by the natives of… … REPOUSSE WORK FOR BOYS. 175 lad can do equally good work, with a little instruction andbetter materials. This work is chiefly produced by means of a punchand hammer. An ordinary tack-hammer can be used, butthat generally in use by most workers is of rather pecul-iar shape, like that in Fig. 1. The…

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