Origami: the Art of Paperfolding by Robert Harbin Funk and Wagnalls, Copyright 1969 lt's a squirrel. lt's a salt cellar. lt's a turban, two penguins, a church . . . lt's a plain piece of paper, intricately folded and refolded in the fascinating Japanese art of origami. IIlustrated with hundreds of step-by-step diagrams, this delightful book takes you by progressive lessons from folding paper into the traditional cocked hat to fashioning fawns, and pink elephants. And the only equipment you ever need is a sheet of paper -- never paste, scissors, or gummed tape. Origami offers endless hours of entertainment for children and relaxation for adults with an hour to while away. Origami figures can also be used to decorate gift packages or party tables. This new book contains instructions for more than a hundred origami figures with clear, easy-to-follow diagrams. With this book, you can build the skills you need to create your own original figures. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced folder, this book offers something for everyone. The beautiful designs and helpful tips make it the perfect addition to any collection. Pages unmarked. Covers show some wear at edges and spine. Front cover has a small white ding, back cover has some surface damage and blemishes.