How to teach paper-folding and cutting: a practical manual-training aid (1892)
[Litchfield, Norma MacLeod] [from old catalog] · Lebanon, Ohio, March brothers · leaf 78
inuous line,and the position of the squares forming the top andbottom of the box will be readily understood. Theplan is shown in figure No. 108. In this case the topand bottom were two-and one-half-inch squares andthe sides were an inch high. A plan for an oblongbox is shown in next figure, No.… … T^^.No z/^- and must be drawn as shown in illustration No. in.The squares are next drawn, and the plan is complete.The same directions that were given for pasting thecube will apply to the prism. The box shown infigure No. 112 is made by leaving one of the oblongfaces of the prism open. See if the…
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