Smith, Caroline L · Springfield (Mass.) M. Bradley & co. · leaf 21
onequal terms, as far as the implements are concerned.juAi^i^ji . p^^ \,gj^ls and mallet heads good rock maple is themost desirable of all our native woods, and hickory is the bestfor mallet handles. Box-wood is very good for mallet heads,but is too heavy for balls. Box-wood mallet heads and… … 16 CEOQUET. The bridges should be made of iron wire about -j^g of an inch in diameter, in form like an ox-bow. The width of the bridge should be equal to the circutnfer- enee of the ball, and the hight such that when firmly set it will stand out of the ground a distance equal to its width. ^ They…
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