Indoor games and recreations : a popular encyclopædia for boys (1888)
Stables, Gordon, 1840-1910, author · London : Religious Tract Society, 56 Paternoster Row, 65 St. Paul's Churchyard and 164 Piccadilly · leaf 56
HOW TO MAKE GYMNASTIC APPARATUS. 44 Portable Horizontal Bar. Tools. Saw. I Inch chisel. Jack plane. | Three-eighths-of-an-inch spike gimlet. Materials. s. d. 4 Lengths of Yellow deal 8 ft. long, 4} in. by 1 \ in. . . .50 2 Stakes 2 ft. 6 in. long, 3 in. square . . . . . .06 1 Bar, with iron core… … This bar (Fig. 2), for its simplicity, portability, and strength, has a re¬ putation for being one of the most useful kinds of apparatus made. Not only is it used for a bar, but children's swings, hand-rings, and trapeze can be attached to it, as the supports can be spread out to allow the bar to…
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