> On 10 Jul 2021, at 21.46, David Mitchell
> wrote:
>
> Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote:
>
>> Hmmm... now that I look carefully, it seems to say "Akira Yoshijawa" wit a
>> "j".
> The attribution to Akira Yoshijawa (sic) is not in the 1st Edition.
In the Dover 1997 edition, page 32, they spell
Gerardo @neorigami.com wrote:
>For some unknown reason, I'm not able to download his picture, but I was able
>to take a partial screenshot of it. I'm attaching it to this email.
>Hmmm... now that I look carefully, it seems to say "Akira Yoshijawa" wit a "j".
For some reason I can never access at
Philip Chapman-Bell wrote:
> Also in James Sakoda's Modern Origami (1969) as How to Fold a Box. He cites
> Marie Gilbert Martin's Weaver's Shuttle Box in her book, Pasteless
> Construction with Paper (1951).
Thank you for these references. I will try to track them down and add them to
my page
Hello,
David Mitchell wrote:
> The design probably first appeared in 'Das Lustiges Papierfaltb?chlein' by
> Johanna Huber, which was originally published in Germany in 1927.
>
> Karen Reeds wrote:
>
> >Please do say more about evidence for the likely German origins of the
> >Magazine Cover Bo
