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Outdoor games for all seasons (1896)

Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 216

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1 88 Summer and the same length as the first, and two or three inches wide, or twice as wide as the thickness of the side boards. The Stern-Piece. The stern-piece can be fashioned out of two-inch pine boards, and may be made as wide or narrow as you choose. Fig. i6oa. • — -51 uouvef». 3I0E Bo/M^O… … Fig. 163. Fig. 164. Diagrams Showing the Construction of the Rough and Ready. A narrow stern makes a trim-looking craft. With your saw cut off the corner of the tail-piece, so that it will be in the form of a blunted triangle (Fig. 168), measuring three feet ten and one-half inches across the base,…

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