Miller, Charles M · Peoria, Ill., The Manual arts press · leaf 51
izontalstick removable and withoutthe short braces so that thekite may be rolled up. Re-member there are only foursticks in such a kite and they are all the same size. This Fig. 89. kite is sometimes called the Coyne Kite, again the French War Kite, and is a steady flyer and astrong puller. The… … 48 COMBINED KITES 49 tals may be bowed forward and also backward. We have had all sizes ofthis kite at the tournaments. Fig. 94 is about five inches tall, whihanother was sixteen feet tall and required quite an army of boys to pullit up in the air. y/ f JS \ \ X \ X \^ Aft \\ \\ \\ 1> //
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