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Kitecraft and kite tournaments (1919)

Miller, Charles M · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 34

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0a. whole kite. The bridle is usually attached at many places on this kite. Regular forms of kites are many. In Fig. 41 the circle is of reed or split bamboo. It would be well to fasten the bridle at four points. Fig. 42 needs no special explanation as the construction is similar PLAIN SURFACE… … Fig. 43. Fig. 44. Fig. 45. The irregular forms are more representative, and to many,more interesting, because with patience and ingenuity almost anyform can be made to float in the air. Soaring birds. Fig. 46, areattractive and their construction is unique. Split bamboo is mostlyused for the…

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