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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 5 (July 1881) (1881)

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skill and invention have produced such marked effects as in the manufacture of shoes. The cutting of the I sponding hole in the last, the toe of the last resting in a; center at the toe, and then, at proper distances apart, all uppers, soles, and heels, the treeing, pegging, stitching, fin-1 curved… … It has been supposed by some that there were the corners. The plates, A, are suspended by mechanical obstacles that rendered it impossible connecting rods from levers, B, pivoted at the LASTING MACHINE-FLAN AND SECTION OF LAST. to last boots or shoes by machinery. Such obsta- top of the frame, and…

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