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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 4 (January 1897) (1897)

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center of the forward slightly. Now remove the brass bow wire from are now conducted under the patronage of governments cross stick, and reinforce the opening with a circle of the cross stick. The kite is now ready for the cover. cloth about 3 inches in diameter. Attach the upper and learned… … to the kite line in light airs and should be together with waxed braded fish line, and DS. WARBWELL'S FOLDINO MALAY KITE. in possession of every kite flier. A flag 5 Fig. 5 shows the kite folded. X 8 feet of tissue paper will weigh 4 The best material for the sticks is straight ounces. A 6 foot…

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