British Liveries
British Liveries
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Half of this and ^-inch gives g^ inches, O to D.
Mark F half of breast in from O.
Make top O, pivot, and sweep for CF, C being exact length, say 32 inches.
Measure back from F to C, width of hand, say 6^.
Now draw sleeve-head from O through E to D.
Hollow from i inch at G.
Hind arm OAB to C.
FROCK COAT SKIRT. — Dia. 4, Plate I.
Lay down the square.
Mark out O to A, and down to D.
Mark E out 2^ at 15 down.
Square down A to B at width ot waist as found by forepart, and go out to C 2 inches at the... same distance down.
Mark F i-inch longer than C and E. Slightly round the curve of waist above G. Mark flap to position and pocket underneath same at G. Slightly round it, but pleat out H, and see the workman presses it back well.
12 SLEEVE SYSTEM FOR VEST. -Dia. 3, Plate I.
Start by drawing construction line 00. Mark A as the start- ing point.
B is one-quarter down.
Square out from B to C.
Measure on B to C i inch more than half scye measure. This gives a great deal of fulness. But of two evils we must choose the lesser.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half of this and ^-inch gives g^ inches, O to D.
Mark F half of breast in from O.
Make top O, pivot, and sweep for CF, C being exact length, say 32 inches.
Measure back from F to C, width of hand, say 6^.
Now draw sleeve-head from O through E to D.
Hollow from i inch at G.
Hind arm OAB to C.
FROCK COAT SKIRT. — Dia. 4, Plate I.
Lay down the square.
Mark out O to A, and down to D.
Mark E out 2^ at 15 down.
Square down A to B at width ot waist as found by forepart, and go out to C 2 inches at the... same distance down.
Mark F i-inch longer than C and E. Slightly round the curve of waist above G. Mark flap to position and pocket underneath same at G. Slightly round it, but pleat out H, and see the workman presses it back well.
12 SLEEVE SYSTEM FOR VEST. -Dia. 3, Plate I.
Start by drawing construction line 00. Mark A as the start- ing point.
B is one-quarter down.
Square out from B to C.
Measure on B to C i inch more than half scye measure. This gives a great deal of fulness. But of two evils we must choose the lesser.
What to read after British Liveries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Hiram Holding to read onlineMoreLess
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