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New ideas for American boys; the Jack of all trades (1900)

Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 217

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Scissors and Pasteboard, 1 1 How to Make the Sleigh. Fold a card or a piece of card-board in the middle, and with a pair of shears cut a curved piece off one end, as in Fig. 177. Now take a sharp penknife and cut along the black lines … I J Fig. 181. Figs. i77-i8i.--The Card Sleigh. of Fig. 178. When you spread out the card you will have Fig. 179, and if you bend up all the flaps and bend down the runners, giving the latter a pinch where they meet in the centre, you will have as dainty a little sleigh as old Santa Claus ever owned…

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