Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 359
ront of the vehicle.Select two round boxes alike in size for wheels. Peel off the rims of both boxes andcovers, leaving four flat pasteboard disks;make a hole in the center of each, adjust themto the automobile and mark where the centerof the wheels comes; then make holes in theautomobile and run a… … in the photograph, where you will also see thestorekeeper helping load up the automobilewhile the clothes-pin chauffeur stands at thehead of his machine (Fig 1). All the material used for making both thestore and the automobile was merely such asis common to any household. I used onlythe boxes,…
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