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Indoor and outdoor handicraft and recreation for girls (1904)

Beard, Lina, Beard, Adelia B. (Adelia Belle), 1857-1920 · New York, C. Scribner's Sons · leaf 22

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0 Fig. I.—The slender rod tied at the lower end. Fig. 2.—The looped upperend of the rod. upper end to the little, curved-metal crank that extends atright angles from one end of the wheels axle (Fig. 2). spinning The tw() slanting uprights which hold the wheel in placeare slotted at the upper ends,… … Fig. 3.—A little peg slipped through two holes. uprights, keeps the axle from slipping out of place (Fig. 3).The frame that holds The Spindle belongs in the position shown in the illustration of thespinning-wheel. By turning the handle that extends outfrom the upper end of the bench this frame may…

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