Boot and Shoe Uppers.
Year: 1886

page_text: Boot and Shoe Uppers.
FREDERICK ARCHIBALD JONES of 103 Crawford Street Marylebone & WILLIAM
LANGDON COTTRELL of 103 Crawford Street Marylebone Bootmakers do hereby declare
the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
Namely a Piece of Material, so Shaped, Lettered, Numbered & Holed, (Fig. I and II
representing its two sides) that by moving it in different positions, according to the
following instructions, so forms. the Pattern required.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SHORT BOOT PATTERN FIG. III.
Place your Marker (Letters faceing you) with Scroll to the Left & Square to the.
Right Draw a line from the Letter A. at the Scroll end, right round the Straight
edge, to the Letter A at the Square End, Dotting through both the A. Holes. Then
turning over your Marker & placing upright,. (Scroll at Top) Place the Marker
at the Hole 8 to the Square End letting the bottom of Marker rest on the
bottom line, & keeping it back of an inch from the Square End on the Top Line,
Then draw a line from Fig. 6 to Bottom Line, Dotting 6 Hole, Mark off Ankle &
Heel measure, Then placing your Fig. 4 to Heel measure, touching Ankle measure
& bringing Top of, Marker in line with Dot G, draw a line from Fig. 1 to Fig. 5,
Then placing your Hole 8 to Fig. 1, bring your Fig. 5 in Line with Top of Scroll
and draw a line from 5 to 8, Then Mark off Instep measure, from which draw a line
to bottom of Square, then placing Hole 8 to Instep measure & Hole 5 in line with
Dot A (at Scroll end) draw. a line, then mark off at Scroll end the lenght of Size
required.

page_text: Boot and Shoe Uppers.
FREDERICK ARCHIBALD JONES of 103 Crawford Street Marylebone & WILLIAM
LANGDON COTTRELL of 103 Crawford Street Marylebone Bootmakers 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:
:
A sheet of any suitable Material is so Shaped, Lettered, Numbered & Holed
(Fig. I and II of the drawings left with the Provisional Specification representing
its two sides) that by placing it in different positions and marking out its curves.
according to the following instructions any required pattern may be drawn.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR A SHORT BOOT PATTERN FIG. III.
Place your Marker (Letters faceing you) with Scroll to the Left & Square to the
Right, draw a line from Letter A at the Scroll End, right round the Straight Edge
to the Letter A at the Square End Dotting through both the A holes, as shewn by
the dotted line, marked Scroll & Square in Fig. III, Then turning over your
Marker & placeing upright (Scroll at Top) place the part of the Marker, marked 8
to the Square end previously drawn, letting the lower end of Marker rest on the
Bottom line previously drawn & keeping it back of inch from the Square end, on
the Top Line, Then draw a line from Fig. 6 to bottom line, Dotting 6 hole, Mark
off Ankle & Heel Measure, Then placeing Fig. 4 of the Marker at the upper end of
the line representing the Heel & Ankle measure, & bringing top of Marker in
line with Dot 6 draw a line round the Scroll from Fig. to Fig. 5 marking
Fig. I, Then placeing Hole 8 of the Marker to Fig. I on the Pattern, bring Fig. 5
of the Marker in line with top of Scroll first drawn & draw a line from 5 to 8
Then mark off Instep measure, less of inch, from which draw a straight line to
bottom of Square first drawn, Then placeing Hole 8 to the lower end of Instep
measure & Hole in line with Dot A (at Scroll end) first drawn, draw a line Then
placeing the Top of Marker Fig. I to the bottom of Square at Scroll end & to Dot A
draw a line.
Having now particularly described the nature of our invention & in what manner
the same is to be performed we declare that the Novelty claimed is,
That by the aid of this apparatus & Instructions, Patterns can be designed,
without any previous Knowledge or any Tutorage whatever..