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 78
STOCK BODY 3 CLOTHESPINARMS LEGS SCISSORS JACK STOCK 2, shoulde:rs_3/4 k. v4 x z.% I HEftD 2. A^X4-V 6 BODY 3/4 * J^X^-ft. J- LEGS |V * VVX 6/i SCALE. CLOTHESPIN JACK STRING OACK.STOCK I HEAD) 134 * <A1 X 6Ji 2. ARMS ^. X%X4% 2. LEGS I X % X. 5^. 2. BODY 3 *.% X 4/*, … If desired the jack can be dressed and facial expressions added.The clothespin jack (Fig. 2) is a clothespin cut off at the end and armsand legs added. If the nails are put in so that the legs do not swingtoo freely, a number of postures can be secured. E 50 MANUAL TRAINING—PLAY PROBLEMS
Manual training · Toys · Games
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