Miller, Charles M · Peoria, Ill. : The Manual arts press · leaf 67
me kite held by boys on the lawn. The lighter portion on the disk is green with gilt scales, while the darker portion is scarlet. The head FIG. 113. is all colors, with red mouth, white teeth, eyes that revolve with little mirrors thereon to flash the sun- light. The framework for the head is shown… … FIG. 114. has streamers of ribbon or tissue paper. This kite flies well and sways about like an immense brightly colored caterpillar up in the air. The dragon kite, Fig. 115, was very beautiful and flew high in the air. The colors were pink and white. Instead of feathers for balancers, tufts of…
Kites
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