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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 100

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89 be cut from cardboard, but sails, stern or prow ornaments, railings,flags, etc., are best cut out of paper. By means of a needle andcotton, rigging can be added to the ships. A Tudor Ship (Fig. 173). Tudor ships are difficult, because oftheir elaborate and lofty forecastle and poops. A… … Fig. 173 the poop and forecastle are cut out of paper and gummed onseparately. The ship is coloured red, yellow and blue, the sailswhite. The ship may be decorated with many flags. The Cunarder has red fimnels, with a black band at the topand two black lines underneath. The Super-Dreadnought should…

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