Reed, John Q, Lavin, Eliza M., joint author · New York, The Butterick Publishing Co., Ltd. · leaf 295
ike pieces, that arefolded in plaits to give a desirable width tothe pocket. To the opposite side is joined asection of the same depth and about twoinches wide, that is cut out in fancy outline at position. The outside of the book is embel-lished with embroidered storks done in Souih-Kensington… … Figure No. 2.—Gentlemens PociCErLetter-Book—C losed. Figure No. 3.—Design in South-Kensington Stitch,Fop Gentlemens Pocket Letter-Book. the top. A section, three inches wide andfive inches and a-half deep, is inserted be-tween the outside portion and this section, towhich latter it is stitched to…
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