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- pencil, a wax writing tool also known as a wax pencil, china marker, or chinagraph pencil (especially in the United Kingdom), is a writing implement made...
- General Young drew the agreed cease-fire line on a map with a green chinagraph pencil, which was to become known as the "Green Line". Brigadier Patrick...
- their own arrangements, fixed within the aircraft itself, and involving chinagraph and string. On the night of 16/17 May 1943, Operation Chastise attacked...
- responsible for setting the graphic style. The drawings were produced by chinagraph pencil on cell. Colored papers were cut or torn under or against the lines...
- usually earthenware. The part below is the chimney or chimney stack. chinagraph pencil pencil designed to write on china, gl**** etc. (US: grease pencil...
- the eraser. Who was I to criticise them, hero as I was of a hundred "Chinagraph wars" of make-believe? Frederick Morgan On 8 August 1939, just a few w****s...
- rudimentary system of drawing a small cross on the windscreen with a chinagraph pencil. In sandy conditions, these weapons could jam, which necessitated...
- Turkish-speaking neighborhoods of Nicosia, General Young used a green chinagraph pencil to etch a wide cease-fire line to create a buffer zone along Ermou...
- screen was drawn on the front windscreen of the camera Hunter with a chinagraph crayon. The pilot was instructed to fill the windscreen with aircraft...
- original ceasefire in 1964 Young drew a line on a map with a blunt green chinagraph pencil identifying the truce line between the Gr**** Cypriot and Turkish...