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L is half 19 the distance Irom A to B. M is half the distance from A to L. L to O O is ^. O O to N is 1-12 less (half the distance you come down at A.) Form the back, as per diagram. A A is 1 inch above N. From I to J is 12J inches (the strap measure taken.) J to K is 1-6, or the width of back at A. K to V is 1-6 for a D. B.
Frock. Y is found by a sweep from H, using a point as much below B as you go down at A, or § of an inch for a pivot. Draw line from K to M and form your shoulder. K to W is... the same distance as from A A to O I. W is I of an inch below the line. From O to P is 1\ inches in all cases. Form sidebody as per diagram, taking nothing out at U (for an erect figure.) Apply waist measure 32, from C to R, allowing 3f inches over. S is from sweeping from bottom of back, using U as a pivot. T is found by sweeping from S, using K as a pi\-ot. Z is IJ inches up from S. Draw line from T to Z, which forms the bottom of forepart. Divide sidebody at E or to fancy. Take ^-inch out at Q.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L is half 19 the distance Irom A to B. M is half the distance from A to L. L to O O is ^. O O to N is 1-12 less (half the distance you come down at A.) Form the back, as per diagram. A A is 1 inch above N. From I to J is 12J inches (the strap measure taken.) J to K is 1-6, or the width of back at A. K to V is 1-6 for a D. B.
Frock. Y is found by a sweep from H, using a point as much below B as you go down at A, or § of an inch for a pivot. Draw line from K to M and form your shoulder. K to W is... the same distance as from A A to O I. W is I of an inch below the line. From O to P is 1\ inches in all cases. Form sidebody as per diagram, taking nothing out at U (for an erect figure.) Apply waist measure 32, from C to R, allowing 3f inches over. S is from sweeping from bottom of back, using U as a pivot. T is found by sweeping from S, using K as a pi\-ot. Z is IJ inches up from S. Draw line from T to Z, which forms the bottom of forepart. Divide sidebody at E or to fancy. Take ^-inch out at Q.
What to read after The Cutter's Manual;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Smith, Clarence B. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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