Saranggolahan sa Luneta
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Visual materialSubject(s): 1971 | Competitions | Luneta, Manila | 1971 | amrt | competitions | contests | games | kites | leisure | luneta | luzon | manila | philippine flag | recreation | rocket ship | rocketship | rocket-ship kite | sportsOnline resources: View photo (midsize) | View photo (thumbnail) | View in Retrato website General Note(s): A double-bodied rocketship-kite with Philippine flags as the tails. measuring some 6 ft. long and about half as wide. Flanking the main rectangular body are triangular tubes which emit a hissing sound as the kite flies. Kite-making involves not only the application of artistic but also engineering skill. A kite is constructed with an eye for balance, upthrust and flexibility. Each of the mobile part is fastened with a slender but strong string and to preserve balance, all the string are attached to a long cord at the exact center of the kiteImage type: Original
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Filipinas Heritage Library | Retrato - Specific Subjects | SS00566 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Not for loan | SS00566 |
A double-bodied rocketship-kite with Philippine flags as the tails. measuring some 6 ft. long and about half as wide. Flanking the main rectangular body are triangular tubes which emit a hissing sound as the kite flies. Kite-making involves not only the application of artistic but also engineering skill. A kite is constructed with an eye for balance, upthrust and flexibility. Each of the mobile part is fastened with a slender but strong string and to preserve balance, all the string are attached to a long cord at the exact center of the kite.
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