Chamberlain, James Franklin, 1869-1943 · London : Macmillan & Co. · leaf 185
Conite^ of Regal Shoe Company Fig. 41.—Leveling the Sole. • In one room the soles are cut out. Thestare made of heavy leather such as that I amusing for these shoes. In another room the 172 HOW WE ARE CLOTHED uppers are made. These are cut out by hand.Calfskin is generally used for this purpose.… … Courtesy of Begal Snoe Compaoy. Fig. 42. — Sewing on the Welt. After all the parts including the trimmingshave been cut out they are put together/ con-tinued Mr. Robbins. How are the soles and the uppers joined ?asked Gordon.
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