CLIMBING SAILOR

This nimble tar climbs a rope according to a style that is all his

own. Pull on the string, and the friction on the two nails between

his legs being greater than that between his hands, his hands glide

upward. Let go, and the elastic band between his legs and arms pulls

his legs up, and he thus gets a fresh grip.

Saw out of 3/16" stock one body, two arms and two legs. The arms are

fastened to the body with three 3/4" brads and clenched. The legs have

a loose hip joint on a 1" nail with the end bent back. The rubber band

is held between arms and legs by two nails. The string is held between

two thicknesses of felt or cardboard that are fastened between the

hands with two brads to produce the required friction. Bore holes to

avoid splitting. The string passes down between the two legs around

two nails that pass thru both legs but do not pull them together.

Color the cap white and suit blue.

[Illustration]

[Illustration: CLIMBING SAILOR]

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