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Toy-making in school and home (1916)

Polkinghorne, Ruby Kathleen, 1883- · London, Harrap · leaf 68

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Fig. ioi it the door and the windows and gum it to the inside of the box.For this piece of paper the children can get the measurementsfrom the match-box. In order to make a long carriage like a real train achild suggested gmnming two match-boxes together, end toend. When a long train was complete… … Fig. 102 the boards of a platform) and gumming them to a piece of card-board, A B c D. The paper must be left long enough at each endto be gummed to the cardboard and form the slopes of the platform.The waiting-room or shelter is a match-box gummed to platformas in diagram, with a triangular piece…

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