The Manufacture of Boots And Shoes Being a Modern Treatise of All the Processe
The Manufacture of Boots And Shoes Being a Modern Treatise of All the Processe
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Fig. 59 gives an illustration of an impression and a draft of the foot. The line will show the margin of the foot (due allowance being made for the pencil used), and the dotted portion indicates the real sole-area. To ascertain the width of the sole, allowance must be made for extension of the foot when the full weight of the body is borne upon it. A sole-shape that may be correct for one position of the foot, may not suit others. The height of the heel affects considerably the shapes of soles....
Sole Proportions may be either longitudinal or transverse. The former will locate, and should be recorded the same way as lengths are taken, i. E. On the size-stick principle. The transverse proportions are the widths of the various located positions. The principal places of taking measure- ments are the width of bottom at the joint, termed tread ; the width of heel, called seat ; the narrowest part of the shape, the waist; and the toe. The locations of these measurements are proportioned to the length of the sole- shape, and this numerically expressed is not identical to the expression of the location of similar positions in relation to the foot's entire length.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 59 gives an illustration of an impression and a draft of the foot. The line will show the margin of the foot (due allowance being made for the pencil used), and the dotted portion indicates the real sole-area. To ascertain the width of the sole, allowance must be made for extension of the foot when the full weight of the body is borne upon it. A sole-shape that may be correct for one position of the foot, may not suit others. The height of the heel affects considerably the shapes of soles....
Sole Proportions may be either longitudinal or transverse. The former will locate, and should be recorded the same way as lengths are taken, i. E. On the size-stick principle. The transverse proportions are the widths of the various located positions. The principal places of taking measure- ments are the width of bottom at the joint, termed tread ; the width of heel, called seat ; the narrowest part of the shape, the waist; and the toe. The locations of these measurements are proportioned to the length of the sole- shape, and this numerically expressed is not identical to the expression of the location of similar positions in relation to the foot's entire length.
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