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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 261

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pieces of leadat the bottom of m and n so that the figures swing easily on thepivots. When it is found that the pivots are in the right place, passthe strip of cardboard a b through the slits, and fasten the legs,p 225 226 TOY-IMAKING IN SCHOOL AND HOME F and H, to it by paper-fasteners, as at x… … are complete; the pivots can then be put into their holes in thecover, and the cover put on.) Now if the projecting ends of a b are pushed backward andforward the figures fight in a very realistic manner. Notice thatA B has two movements : one backward and forward, the otherup and down. The lead…

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