What to do and how to do it : the American boy's handy book / by D. C. Beard. (1882)
Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York : Charles Scribner's Sons · leaf 276
A ttttimn. 252 the puppets large enough, and many or all may have to be enlarged. How to Make a Camera for Drawing. This instrument necessitates an outlay of from fifty cents to a dollar and a half for a lens ; unless the reader is fortunate enough to already possess a double convex lens, or what… … Camera for Drawing. be about eigh- teen inches long, nine inches deep, and twelve inches wide ; fasteo the lens in a hole cut for that purpose at one end of the box. A piece of looking-glass must be fixed at an angle of forty -five degrees at the opposite end of the box. The angle may be obtained…
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