Manual training--play problems; constructive work for boys and girls based on the play interest (1917)
Marten, William Samuel, 1877- · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 35
-^ X.* UJ V**? o 9 o I— (0 when worked with the coping saw. The paper strengthens it con-siderably. For this reason it is well to do all cutting first. Whendampened the paper can readily be scraped off. If the box is to bepainted or varnished, let it dry before applying. MANUAL TRAINING—PLAY… … BUTTERFLY AND WHIRLIGIG. The top or wings of theseproblems may be made of wood, cardboard, heavy tin, or thin sheetiron. The most successful flyers have been made single as shown inFig. 1, but with a cross-lap joint they may be made double as shown inFig. 1 of the windmills on page 35. One of the…
Manual training · Toys · Games
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