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Scientific American, Vol. 37, No. 2 (July 1877) (1877)

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1^ I » > » which compose a boot or shoe heel, thus dispensing with BOOT AST) SHOE HACHHTEBY. the handiwork of the hammer and lapstone. The bed is No manufacturers have taken greater advantage of the forming two piles. Each pile is then straightened, and in adjusted vertically by a ingenuity of the… … Fig. 7 is a machine for pressing boot soles. Beneath the curing the leaves than that in which the twine is simply laid boot and shoe makers. Nearly every operation in the com- and glued in a straight cut. Each leaf is independently plex process of evolving finished boots from the plain skins *…

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