Improvements in the Methods of Setting Out the Component Parts of Ladies' Garments for the Upper Part of the Body.
Year: 1895

page_text: PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in the Methods of Setting Out the Component Parts
of Ladies' Garments for the Upper Part of the Body.
I, ANNIE ELIZA BANKS, of High Street, Romford, in the County of Essex,
Teacher, of Dressmaking under the Essex County Council, do hereby declare the
nature of this invention to be as follows:-
My invention relates to improvements in the methods hitherto known of setting
out the component parts of ladies' outer garments for the upper parts of the body,
bodices, Jackets and the like.
All measurements are to be taken on a tightly fitting bodice. The three to be
particularly noted are those for the throat, the width of the back and the back
length, for the reason that other measurements are taken from them The other
measurements concerned in the body portion of the bodice are those of the bust,
waist, hips and the back width.
Figure 1 is a chart of the half back .e., the middle back, the side form and the
under arm foim.
Figure 2 is a chart of the front.
The four patterns are for a figure giving the following measurements. Throat
12 inches: Font length 12 inches Back length 15 inches Bust 36 inches (18).
Waist 22 uches (11): Hips 38 inches (19): Back width 11 inches (5). The
figures inserted in brackets after the last four measurements are the respective
balf measurements.
Set out the lines 1 and 2 at tight angles with each other
Mark dot 3 and set out lines 4, 5 and 6 along line
at the respective distances
They stand respectively
Le 6 also serves
of inch, 2 inches, 7 inches and 8 inches fro'n line 2
for the neck, shoulder, back under arm and front under arm.
for bust measurements.
Set out line 7, at a distance along line 2 of 15 mches from dot 3 This is the
waist line.
Line 8 is to measure curves along and is 114 inches fi om line 2.
Dot 9 is 1 inch along line 7 fi on line 1 and represents the suppression of sping
at the waist.
Dot 10 is 1 inch from dot 9.
I must here explain that according to my invention I have adopted the following
widths of middle back at waist. For waists of 20 to 22 inches, 1 inch For waists
of 23 to 25 inches, 1 inch and for waists of 26 to 28 inches, 1mnch.
Dot 11 is 3 inches along the waist line from dot 10; the distance of 3 inches
being to make a space of that width between the middle back aud the side form
Dot 12 18 on the waist line. Its distance from dot 11 is always I inch more than
the distance of dot' 10 from dot 9.
Draw line 9 to 3 to mark the middle back scam.
'The half back width is in the case in question' 5 inches. Set it out along line 5
from the intersection of the latter by the line 3-9, thereby producing the dot 13,
aud 'nark dot 14, 3 inches away from dot 13'on'the same line to keep up the above
mentioned space of 3'inches.

page_text: Dot 15 is on line 4, inch further from the muddle back seam than is the dot 13
on its line 5. Dot 16 is 3 inches away from dot 15 along the same line for the
space above mentioned.
Dot 17 stands on line 2 as many ths as there are inches in the throat measure-
ment
ch. Join 3 and 17 and draw line 15-17 for back shoulder.
Lay a straight edge down on dots 15 and 13 and mark a dot at a distance of
2 inches from 15 and a second dot 18 at inch from it in the direction of line 1
Diaw line 15-18 lor the first section of the aim hole.
Lay a straight edge down on dots 16 and 14 and set out another pan of dots, the
second one of which is 19. Dinw line 19-14 for second section of arm hole
Diaw line A from dot 14 to dot 12 Maik dot 20 on line as far from dot 14 in
the direction of line I as dot 11 is fiom dot 12 on waist line, and dot 21 on line 8
at a distance increased by about inch. Join 11 and 19 by a dotted line running
through dots 20 and 21.
Jom 10 and 18 by a second line of dots parallel with the one last mentioned
Mak 22 on line 1, 4 inches below the waist line 7 and draw a line parallel with
line 7 to serve as the hip line Dot 23 18 inch from live along the hip line.
Jom 9 and 23 24 is 1 inch farther from 23 along the hip line than is 9 from 10.
Draw line 10-24. 25 is 1 inch from 24 along the hip line. Draw line 11-25
Place straight edge on dots 13 and 12 and draw line from 12 to the hip line
producing dot 26.
27 is 3 inches away from 12 along the waist line
Mak 28 on line 5 the same distance liom line 1 as the dot 27 on the waist line
Dian line D from 28 to 27.
Maik 29 on line 5,
lines D and 8.
inch from 28 and draw line E from 29 to the junction of
Mark 30 on line 7, at a distance from 27 inch longer than the distance
separating 11 and 12.
Maik 31 on line 6, at a distince from line Ench less than the distance
between 27 and 30, and draw line Fhom 30 to 31 Draw line 29-31. This
complete the 3rd section of the aim hole
Set out 32 on the hip line at a distance of 1 mches from 26 and draw
line 27-32
Lay a straight edge down on dots 28 and 30, and draw a line from 30 to hip line,
producing the point 33 on the latter
The bove operations complete the half back
Referring to Figure 2
Set out the lines 1a and 2a at a right angle with each other, mark dot 3 a on
lea at a distance of 1 inch from the angle 1 a 2a and draw the line 3 a
parallel with a Diaw line 4a parallel with 1a and at a distance of half the
throat measure from it
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Set out the length of hue F of Figure 1 along line 1 a from line 4a and draw
the horizontal 5 a
Mark dot 6 a on line 4 a from 1a at a distance from the latter equal to the bust
measure less the portion of the latter in Figure 1. In the case in question the
distance is 18
10 inches. Diaw line Ga from 6a to an intersection
with 5 a producing 7 a
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Mak dot 8a on line 1a at a distance of 1 inch from line 3a and draw the
horizontal 8a about 3 inches long and mark the distance 8a-9 a along the
line 8a, making it as many ths as there ate inches in the throat measure-
ment much,
Repeat the same distance +uch along the line 2 a, producing the dot 10 a
Mark dot 11a on line 1 a, 1 inch further away from line 2 a than dot 10 a 1s fiom
line 1, thus making its distance from the former, 3 inches. Dot a curved line
fiom dot 11a to 10 a through 9 a.
Measure the length of back shoulder off along line 3 a from front neck curve,
so producing dot 12a. Draw the front shoulder line from 10 a to 12 a, measure

page_text: off the distance 4 a 13a along the line 4 a equal to 3 a 12a and draw the line H
fron 12 a to 13 a.
Mark dot 14a on line Ha 1 h from dot 13, 15 a, inch from the line in
the direction of line 1 a, and dot in a cuivel line from 12a through 15 a and 13 a
to 19 a.
Measure off from dot 11 a on the line 1 a away from the line 2 a, for a distance
equal to the front length producing dot 16 a, and dot 17a, 5 inches from dot 7 a to
the right thereof along line 5 a Diw line 16 a-17 a for the waist line The
intersection lines Ga and the waist line produces dot 18 a
Measure up line Ga fiom dot 18 a, foi a distance equal to the length of line F,
thereby producing 19 a Mark dot 20 on line Ga, 2 inches below dot 19 a
Set off the distance 20a-6 a, along the line 1 a, from dot 4a in the direction of
the waist line, producing the dot 21 a, and mark off a further distance of 2 inches,
producing dot 22 a
Draw the line 22 a-20 a for the top of dait line.
Mark dot 23 a down the line 1 a, 4 inches below the waist line, 24 a the same
distance below the point 17 a and diaw the hip line 23 a-21 a.
Mark along the waist line, dot 25 a 1 inch to the left ot dot 18 a and dot 26 a
1 inch to the night of 16 a
Measure the length of line 16 a-25a and add thereto what has been put into
the 3 divisions of the back (m the case in question 15 inches)
But the time
distance is only 11 inches Therefore 4 inches must be taken out by means of
daits. Mark dot 27 a 2 inches to the right of 26 a, ae halfway between them,
dot 28a 1 much to the right of 27 a, 29 a 2 inches to the tight of 28 a and a x
halfway between them
Diaw the perpendicular line Ia and Ja from the dait line 22 a through the
respective, matk dot 30 a 1 inch to the right of dot 29 and draw a line from
the top of me Ja to pass through dot 30a to the hip line thereby producing
dot 31 a.
Mark dot 32 a inch from dot 11 inside line 1 and joint dots 32 a and 4 a
producing line Ka.
Join 26 a and 27 a with top of dait line and top of Ja to 28. Mark dot 33 a
inch farther from dot 23 a along the hip line, than dot 26 a 1s from 16 a.
For the basque, repeat the two on the hip line and mark dots 34 a and 35 a
nch from them id in the direction of each other. Diaw lines 27 a-34 a
and 28 a-35 a. Set out the hip measure along the hip line, omitting the width of
the daits, thereby producing the dot 36 a and draw line 18 a-36 a or La Maik
dot 37 a on line La, the same distance from dot 36 a that 16 a 1s from 23 a and
draw a suitably curved line from 31 a to 37 a.
For the sleeve, see Figure 3. The measurements are assumed to be as follows:
Length 23 inches. To elbow 134 inches: Top 15 inches: Bend 11 inches and
cuff 8 inches. Set out the vertical Ime A to the right hand and the horizontal B
from the botton extremity of it and towards the left, making its length three
quarters that of the length (23 × = 17 inches).
Draw C parallel with A from the opposite end of the line B and D halfway
between them. Mark dot 1 on line D 2 inches from line Baud diaw lines 1-2
and 1-3 to the extremities of the line B.
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Maik dot 4 on line A at half "cuft measurement from 2, 5, 11 inch further
on the same line; 6 at half "bend measurement from 1 along the line D,
7, 1ch bey oud 6 on line D; 8, 1 inch to the night band of dot 7 and jom dots
and 1 producing the line E.
Mark 9 at half "top" measurement fiom dot 3 along line C; 10, 14 inch father
beyond 9 on the same line.
Lay off the "to clbow measurement (134) from 8 through 10 producing 11,
and turning the rule with the 13 inch mark on 8 as a pivot until the dot 5 is cut,
continue the line F through 5 for 1 inch beyond the "length" measurement,

page_text: (231) e., to 24 mch 12 is the end of the line F. This added inch is to allow
for gathering at the elbow Diaw line G fiom 2 to 12
Bisect the distance 3-10 on line C and mark dot 13
inch nearer 10. From 13
as a centre and with 13-11 as a radius strike the arc 11-3 which is the curve of
the sleeve
The foregoing relates to the upper sleeve. For the under sleeve, proceed as
follows
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inches from 8 in line E, 16, 3 inches
rule (13 inches) on 15 and draw
Continue line II from 15 to 14
Mark 14, 3 inches from 12 on line G; 15, 3
from 10 on line C. Set "to elbow" mark on
line H (13 inches) through 16, producing 17.
Mark a dot intermediate of 17 and 3 and 18, 1 inch to the right of it.
dotted curved line for under sleeve from 17 to 3 through 18.
Dated this 19th day of October 1895.
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PHILLIPS & LEIGH,
Agents for the Applicant.
Improvements in the Methods of Setting Out the Component Parts
of Ladies' Garments for the Upper Part of the Body
I, ANNIE ELIZA BANKS, of Iligh Street, Romford, in the County of Essex,
Teacher of Diessinaking under the Essex County Council, do hereby declare the
nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be
particularly described and ascertained in and by the following statement
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My invention relates to improvements in the methods hither to known of setting
out the component parts of ladies' outer garments for the upper parts of the body,
bodices, jackets and the like.
MEASUREMENTS
All measurements should be taken over a tight fitting bodice.
A cord must be tied round the waist as low as it will go, to show exactly where
the waist is, as the front and back lengths are measured to il.
The three measurements to be particularly noted are those for the throat, the
width of the back and the back length, for the reason that other measurements are
taken from them. The other measurements concerned in the body portion of the
bodice are those of the bust, waist, hips and the back width.
'How To MEASURE.
Thoat. Unfasten collar so that the throat is quite bate and measure the
smallest part of throat so that the measurement 18 exact, and neither tight nor
Joose.
Fout length. Measure front length from throat to cord at waist
Back length. Measure back length from prominent bone at back of nech, called
the vape, to cord at waist, and add inch, thus.-If back length measure 14
write down 15 inches.
The above measurements are made up without being divided.
Bust. Measure round largest part of bust easily (neither tightly noi loosely)
with the inch-tape in the left hand at back of higuie, and with the right hand in
front adjusting tape so that it is round the fullest pait of bust. The tape should
be crossed at back and held lightly between the thumb and two or three fingers of
left hand, so that the right hand may move the tape about without hindrance to
exactly suit the figure.
Thoat. Unfasten collar so that the throat is quite bate and measure the
smallest part of throat so that the measurement 18 exact, and neither tight nor
loose.
Fout length. Measure front length from throat to cord at waist
Back length. Measure back length from prominent bone at back of nech, called
the vape, to cord at waist, and add ½ inch, thus .—If back length measure 14
write down 15 inches.
The above measurements are made up without being divided.
Bust. Measure round largest part of bust easily (neither tightly noi loosely)
with the inch-tape in the left hand at back of higuie, and with the night hand in
front adjusting tape so that it is round the fullest part of bust. The tape should
be crossed at back and held lightly between the thumb and two or three fingers of
left hand, so that the right hand may move the tape about without hindrance to
exactly suit the figure.

page_text: Waist Measure round the waist as tightly as possible as that part of bodice
stretches whilst being made up Nobody need feni a too tight waist in consc-
quence of this, as the pattern will be just right if measured for in this way. But
if the measurement is not very tight indeed the whole shape of the bodice will
he affected Waist may be made as loose as the wearer pleases when the fitting is
being done.
Hips Mark 4 inches below waist with pins and measure round those pins
easily for hips
Back width -Measure very carefully indeed the widest part of bick bust, from
arm to arm. This measurement is the most important of the system as the
shoulders and chest are made from it Do not study the dress the individual has
on, as that is often a very misleading practice, but survey the figure and write down
the width that would look well and feel comfortable when made up.
The above 4 measurements are halved for making up
Referring to the drawings filed with the Provisional Specification
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Figue is a chart of the half back e, the muddle back, the side form and the
under aim form.
Figure 2 is a chart of the half front.
The four patterns are for a figure giving the following measurements.
Thoat 12 mches Front length 12 inches Back length 15 inches: Bust
36 inches (18): Waist 22 inches (11): Hips 38 inches (19) Back width
11 uches (5). The figures inserted in brackets after the last four measurements
one the respective half measurements.
Set out the lines 1 and 2 at right angles with each other
Mark dot 3 and set out lines 4, 5 and 6 along line
at the respective distances
of inch, 2ches, 7 inches and 8 inches from live 2. They stand respectively
for the neck, shoulder, back under arm and fiont under arm.
for bust measurements.
Line 6 also serves
Set out line 7, at a distance along line 2 of 15 inches from dot 3 This is the
waist line
Line 8 is to measure curves along and is 11 inches from line 2.
Dot 9 is inch along line 7 from line 1 and represents the suppression of spring
nt the waist.
Dot 10 is 1 inch from dot 9.
I must here explain that according to my invention I have adopted the following
widths of middle back at waist. For waists of 20 to 22 inches, 1 inch. For waists
of 23 to 25 inches, 1 inch and for waists of 26 to 28 inches, 1 inch
Dot 11 is 3 inches along the waist line from dot 10, the distance of 3 inches
being to make a space of that width between the middle back and the side form.
Dot 12 is on the waist line. Its distance from dot 11 is always 1 inch more than
the distance of dot 10 hom dot 9
Dian line 9 to 3 to mark the middle back scam.
The half back width is in the case in question 5 mches. Set it out along
Ine 5 from the intersection of the latter by the line 3-9, thereby producing the
dot 13, and mark dot 14, 3 inches away from dot 13 on the same line to keep up
the above mentioned space of 3 inches.
Dot 15 15 on line 4, inch further from the middle back seam than is the dot 13
on its line 5. Dot 16 is 3 inches away from the dot 15 along the same line for the
space above mentioned.
Dot 17 stands on line 2 as many ths as there are inches in the float measure-
ment inch. Join 3 and 17 and draw line 15-17 foi back shoulder.
Lay a straight edge down ou dots 15 and 13 and mark a dot at a distance
of 24 inches from 15 and a second dot 18 auch from it in the direction of line 1.
Draw line 15-18 for the first section of the arm hole.
Lay a straight edge down on dots 16 and 14 and set out another pair of dots,
the second one of which is 19. Diaw line 19-14 for second section of aim hole.
Diaw line A fiom dot 14 to dot 12. Mark dot 20 on linc 5 as fai from dot 14 in

page_text: the duection of line 1 as dot 11 is from dot 12 on waist line, and dot 21 on line 8
at a distance increased by about inch. Join 11 and 19 by a dotted line uuming
through dots 20 and 21
Join 10 and 18 by a second line of dots parallel with the one last mentioned.
Mark 22 on line 1, 4 inches below the waist line 7 and draw a line parallel
with line 7 to serve as the hip line. Dot 23 18 inch from line 1 along the hip
line Join 9 and 23. 24 15 inch farther from 23 along the hip line than is
9 from 10 Diaw line 10-24. 25 is 14 inch from 24 along the hip line. Diaw
line 11-25. Place straight edge on dots 13 and 12 and diaw line from 12 to
the hip line producing dot 26
27 is 3 inches away from 12 along the waist line.
Maik 28 on line 5 the same distance from line 1 as the dot 27 on the waist line.
Draw line D from 28 to 27.
Mark 29 on line 5,
lines D and 8.
inch from 28 and draw line E from 29 to the junction of
Maik 30 on line 7, at a distance from 27 inch longer than the distance
separating 11 and 12.
Maik 31 on line 6, at a distance from line Ench less than the distance
between 27 and 30, and draw line F from 30 to 31. Din line 29-31. This
completes the 3rd section of the arm hole.
Set out 32 on the lip line at a distance of 14 inches from 26 and draw
line 27-32
Lay a straight edge down on dots 28 and 30, and draw a line from 30 to hip
line, producing the point 33 on the latter.
The above operations complete the half back.
Referung to Figure 2:-
Set ont lines 1a and 2a at a ght angle with each other, mark dot 3 a on
line la at a distance of 1 inch from the angle 1 a 2a and draw the line 3 a
parallel with 1 à. Diaw line 4a parallel with 1 a and at a distance of half the
threat measure from it.
Set out the length of line F of Figure 1 along line 1 a from line 4 a and draw
the horizontal 5 a
Mark dot 6a on line 4 a fiom 1a at a distance from the latter equal to the
bust measme less the portion of the latter in Figure 1 In the case in question
the distance is 1874 = 10 inches. Diaw line Ga from Ga to au intersection
with 5 a producing 7 a
Mark dot 8 a on line 1 a at a distance of 1 inch from line 3a and draw the
horizontal 8 a about 3 inches long and mark the distance 8 a-9 a along the
line 8a, making it as many ths as there are inches in the throat measure-
iment inch.
Repeat the same distance + ½ inch along the line 2 a, producing the dot 10 a.
Mark dot 11a on line 1 a, 1 inch further away from line 2a than dot 10 a 1s
from line 1, thus making its distance from the former, 3 inches. Dot a curved
line from dot 11a to 10 a through 9 a.
Measure the length of back shoulder off along line 3 a from front neck curve,
so producing dot 12 a. Draw the font shoulder line from 10 a to 12 a; measure
off the distance 4 a 13 a along the line 4 a equal to 3 a 12 a and diaw the line II
from 12 a to 13 a.
Mark dot 14 a on line II a 1 inch from dot 13 a, 15 a,
inch from the line II
in the direction of line 1 a, and dot in a curved line from 12 a through 15 a
and 13 a to 19 a.
Mease off from dot 11 a on the line 1 a away from the line 2a, for a distance
equal to the front length producing dot 16 a, and dot 17a, 5 inches from dot 7 a
to the night thereof along line 5 a. Draw line 16 a-17 a for the waist line
intersection lines Ga and the waist line produces dot 18 a.
The
Measure up hine Ga fiom dot 18 a, foi a distance equal to the length of line F,
thereby producing 19 a. Mark dot 20 on line G a, 2 inches below dot 19 a.

page_text: Set off the distance 20 a―6 a, along the line 1 a, from dot 4a in the direction of
the waist line, producing the dot 21 a and mark off a further distance of 2 inches,
producmg dot 22 a.
Draw the line 22 a-20 a for the top of dait line.
Mark dot 23 a down the line 1 a, 4 inches below the waist line, 24 a the same
distance below the point 17 a and diaw the hip line 23 a-24 a
Mark along the waist line, dot 25 a 1 inch to the left of dot 18 a and dot 26 a
1 inch to the right of 16 a.
Measure the length of line 16 a-25 a and add thereto what has been put into
the 3 divisions of the back (in the case in question 15 inches). But the time
distance is only 11 inches. Therefore 4 inches must be taken out by means of
darts Mark dot 27 a 2 inches to the right of 26 a, a halfway between them,
dot 28 a 1 inch to the right of 27 a, 29 a 2 inches to the night of 28 and av half-
way between them.
Draw the perpendicular line Ia and Ja from the dart line 22 a through the
re pertive, mark dot 30 a 1 inch to the night of dot 29 and draw a line from
the top of Ime Ja to pass through dot 30 a to the hip line thereby producing
dut 31 a
Mark dot 32 a inch from dot 11 inside line and joint dots 32a and a
producing line Ka.
Maik
Join 26 and 27a with top of dait line and top of Ja to 28
dot 33 amch farther from dot 23 a along the hip line, than dot 26 a is from 16 a
For the basque, repeat the two on the hip time and mark dots 31 a
and 35 anch hom them and in the dnection of each other. Diaw lines 27 a-34a
and 28 a-35 a Set out the hip measure along the lip line, omitting the width
of the daits, thereby producing the dot 36 a and draw line 18 a-36a or La.
Maik dot 37 a on line La, the same distance from dot 36 a that 16 a is from 23 a
and draw a suitably curved line from 31 a to 37 a.
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For the sleeve, sco Figme 3. The measurements are assumed to be as follows
Length 23 inches To elbow 13mches Top 15 inches Bend 11 inches and
cuff 8 inches. Set out the vertical line A to the night hand and the horizontal B
from the bottom extremity of it and towards the left, making its length three
quarters that of the length (23 x = 17 inches).
Draw C parallel with A from the opposite end of the hue B and D halfway
between them. Mark dot 1 on line D2 inches from line B and draw lines 1-
and 1-3 to the extremities of the line B.
Mark dot on line A at half "cuff" measurement from 2; 5, 14 inch further
on the same line; 6 at half "bend" measurement from 1 along the line D; 7, 1 ch
beyond 6 on line D, S, 1 inch to the night hand of dot 7 and join dots and 1
producing the line E.
Mark 9 at half "top" measurement from dot 3 along line C, 10, 1 inch farther
beyond 9 on the same line.
Lay off the "to elbow "measurement (134) from 8 through 10 producing 11,
and turning the rule with the 13 uch mark on 8 as a pivot until the dot 5 is cut,
continue the line through 5 to 1 inch beyond the " length measure-
ment (231) .e., to 24 inch. 12 is the end of the Ime F This added such is
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to allow for gathering at the elbow Draw hue G from 2 to 12.
Bisect the distance 3-10 on line C and mark dot 13 inch nearer 10. From 13
as a centre and with 13-11 as a radius strike the arc 11-3 which is the curve of
the sleeve.
The foregoing relates to the upper sleeve. For the under sleeve, proceed as
follows
Mark 14, 3 inches from 12 on line G; 15, 3 inches from 8 in line E, 16, 3 inches
from 10 on line C. Set "to elbow "mark on rule (13 inches) on 1ɔ and diaw
line H (13 inches) through 16, producing 17. Continue line H from 15 to 14.
Mark a dot intei mediate of 17 and 3 and 18, 1 inch to the right of it.
dotted curved line for under sleeve from 17 to 3 through 18.
Draw a

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The accompanying Figure 4 is a chart of the whole of a collar pattern
Dian A, 3 inches longer than "throat mensule," "throat 18 12 inches, so
line A should be 15 mchies.
Draw Bat each end of A, exactly 24 inches long
Draw C from B to Brand see that it is the exact length of A
Draw D from centre of A and 2 inches long, so that it is parallel with the
two B's.
Mark the dots I, at 2 inches from D on A.
Draw line 2, 4 inches long at tup of D parallel with line C. Be sure that
you have 2 inches of this line each side of D, mark dots 2 at each end of this
little line.
Maik dots 3, 1 inch above line A on each B
Maik dots 4, 1-inch inside of each B online C.
Slant lines from 1 to 3 each side of D, slant lines from 2 to 4 each side of D,
and slant lines from 3 to 4 at each end of collar.
Now meely round the corners at each 1 and 2.
It is easy to discover that this collar is 2 inches smaller at top than at
bottom.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion and in what mannei the same is to be performed, I declare that what I
claim 18:-
1. The hereinbefore described improvements in the method of setting out the
component parts of a halt back.
2 The herein before described improvements in the method of setting out the
component parts of a middle back.
3 The hereinbefore described improvements in the method of setting out the
component parts of a side form.
4 The herein before described improvements in the method of setting out the
component parts of aur under aim form.
5. The herenbefore described improvements in the method of setting out the
component parts of a half fout.
6. The hereinbefore described improvements in the method of setting out the
component parts of an upper sleeve
7. The hereinbefore described improvements in the method of setting out
the component parts of an under sleeve.
8. The hereinbefore described improvements in the method of setting out the
component parts of a sleeve.
9. The herenbefore described improvements in the method of setting out
the component parts of a collar.
Dated this 14th day of July 1896.
PHILLIPS & LEIGH,
No. 22 Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London, W.C,
Agents for the Applicant.