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METAL WORK
48-B-140
Make an article in etched metal work, such as a sundial or an ornamental name plate. Make a set of four small knockers, for study, play-room, bedroom, etc., each with an appropriate design, or make a large knocker of Colonial or Indian design. Either for coup; both for grand coup. II
48-B-141
Make four of a set of fire shovel, tongs, poker, hearth brush, stand and scuttle. Make a set of andirons, or a swinging crane with hooks. Either for coup; both for grand coup. II
48-B-142
Make a toasting fork, warming pan, corn popper, and trivet for tea kettle. Make a decorated brass tankard with cover. Either for coup; both for grand coup. II
48-B-143
Make a hall or porch lantern with its bracket. Make a set of ornamental door hinges, key escutcheons, door latch or door handle. Either for coup; both for grand coup. II
48-B-144
Make a set of tracking irons. Make a set of four candlesticks and a fire bowl for the altar fire. Either for coup; both for grand coup. II
48-B-145
Make a piece of silver jewelry, such as ring, brooch, bracelet, by the Navajo method, for coup. If the silver is melted and cast, drawn, shaped, decorated, cleaned and at least one piece mounted with turquois, grand coup. II
48-B-146
Make 10 useful articles of tin cans, for coup. Make 10 articles like the Navajo silver out of tin cans, for grand coup. II
PLASTICS
48-B-147
Make six handicraft articles of celluloid, or plastic, such as shade pulls, napkin rings, pendants, paper knives, book marks, etc., for coup. If engraved or painted, and at least two are bent into required shape, grand coup. II
WOODCARVING
48-B-148
With no tool but pocket knife, make five different articles of wood for coup. Make 10 for grand coup. Identify several different kinds of wood that are good for woodcraft
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