Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 717
ch thick, made of ash or hickorythat will bend easily, so as to be drawn in againstthe blades forming the tail. The tin blades(they may be made of galvanized sheet-iron ifdesired) are cut 5 inches wide at one end and ij4inches at the other, and fastened to both thehook and hub with tacks, as shown… … FIG. 7. A PINION-WHEEL WEATHER-VANE. wood, one V-shaped piece and two end slats, cutas shown in Fig. 5, all held in position with thetwo rails that extend back from the pinion-block,and two that are set at right angles to them, andwhich hold the upper and lower edge blades. PINION-WHEEL…
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