Scientific American Supplement, No. 561, October 2, 1886
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A piece of basil leather will be required for the bottom and welts ofthe bag. This may be purchased at a leather seller's with the tools. Cut out the bottom first; the welts may be cut from any narrow pieces. These must be cut seven-eighths of an inch wide, then folded over, andlightly hammered down. This brings the two edges together, and whenplaced in position, they should lie evenly between the edges of thematerial. A piece of string may be laid in the welt to give it afuller appearance if t...he leather is very thin.
The following dimensions of bags when made up will enable the maker tochoose the most useful size: No. 1, 16 by 14 inches; No. 2, 19 by 16 inches; No. 3, 21 by 17 inches; No. 4, 24 by 18 inches.
The sizes of frames and parts when cut will be as follows: Frame. Sides. Bottom. Gussets.
No. 1, 15 inches 16
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A piece of basil leather will be required for the bottom and welts ofthe bag. This may be purchased at a leather seller's with the tools. Cut out the bottom first; the welts may be cut from any narrow pieces. These must be cut seven-eighths of an inch wide, then folded over, andlightly hammered down. This brings the two edges together, and whenplaced in position, they should lie evenly between the edges of thematerial. A piece of string may be laid in the welt to give it afuller appearance if t...he leather is very thin.
The following dimensions of bags when made up will enable the maker tochoose the most useful size: No. 1, 16 by 14 inches; No. 2, 19 by 16 inches; No. 3, 21 by 17 inches; No. 4, 24 by 18 inches.
The sizes of frames and parts when cut will be as follows: Frame. Sides. Bottom. Gussets.
No. 1, 15 inches 16
What to read after Scientific American Supplement, No. 561, October 2, 1886?
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