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How to teach paper-folding and cutting: a practical manual-training aid (1892)

[Litchfield, Norma MacLeod] [from old catalog] · Lebanon, Ohio, March brothers · leaf 59

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this dotted line and open the paper^ Illustration No.76 shows the result of our folding and cutting, a per-fect six-sided figure, or hexagon. For the pentagon,even greater care is necessary, for instead of foldinginto equal parts, we fold so as to have two equal parts,and a part equal to half of… … Fold the squares as for the hexagon (see figure No. 77),and then double the paper over until it presents theappearance shown in figure No. 78. Form the isos-celes triangle as in the previous polygon by drawing POLYGONS. 57 through B-C. Opening the folded paper, a pentagonappears as represented in…

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