Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1911 ... used, only one can be made of the given size. The use of the page holder as a marker in a book or magazine is obvious. 333. Shipping Tags. Heavy tag board, 1 piece, 6"x 9". String, 1 piece 10" long, for fastening. Glue. Rule, pencil, scissors. TAG LAID OUT TO S1ZF. a. Cut four pieces of tag board each 2"x 4". b. Cut eight pieces of tag board each Y'x ". c. Draw center lines lengthwise of each large piece. d. At two end corners lay off points " each way and con nect these points with lines. See right end of drawing. e. Cut on these lines. f. On center line-" from the end, glue one of the small pieces of tag board. Glue another on the other side directly under the first square. g. Punch a hole thru these squares when the glue is dry. h. Pieces of string or wire may be put in ready for use. often there are small pieces of tag board that are left from other exercises which may be used in making the shipping tags. It may be well in small classes to use an eyelet to add strength. Other shapes may be made, especially with increase in length. 431. Postal Scale. Marble board, 1 piece. 6"x 9". Bristol board, 1 piece. 6"x 9". String, 1 piece, 30" long. Top shot wad or small square of marble board. Heavy tag board, 30 pieces, 3"x 6". For use of entire class for weights. Glue, 2 eyelets. Rule, pencil, scissors, punch, compass. A strip of paper with a pin thru one end and a pencil point thru the other will serve for a compass. a. Cut one piece of marble board 5i"x Si". b. Cut one piece of bristol board same size. c. Rub a thin coat of glue on the marble board, place bristol board on the glued surface and press hard. Glue must be spread evenly and boar...
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