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What to do and how to do it; the American boys handy book (1920)

Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 119

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squito net-ting of double thickness will answer for the inner pouch. Fig. 64 shows a * bake-pan dredge with ropes attachedready for use. Although the framework of a ** regular dredgecan be made by any blacksmith at trifling cost, it is more funto make a dredge for ones self. When once the… … Figs. 6s, ^% and 67.—Regular-made Dredge, Broomstick andOld Chain Tangle. A Tin-PailDredge. Take anyold tin bucket,knock the bot-tom out, andattach a pieceof coffee sackfor a net. Tiebunches ofhemp to therim, fi r s tpunchingholes for thepurpose, andyou will havea make - shiftdredge likethe one in…

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