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US1643678A
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  • rlhis invention relates to an improvement in boots and shoes and the method of manufactnring'the same.
  • the invention is tosprovide a boot or shoe' Whichcan be manufactured so as to have a smooth, comfortable inner sole9 the shoe being so constructed that there Will be no tacks or threads next tothe foot,
  • theinner sole will be smooth and so incor- Y porated in the shoe that the edges cannot curl up and cause discomfort to the wearer and also, the construction oi@ the shoe is such, and theinner sole is so incorporated in the shoe9 that a smooth and iirinrcontour is given the shoe adjacent the sole..
  • the shoe is or" the type 'known as a Teelt shoe, incorporated in the shoe is an intermediste sole and ⁇ an inner sole the inner sole being oi larger area than the inter-inen diate sole, so that itt-projects beyond the intermediate sole entirely around the saine and the inner sole is lasted over the edgey of the intermediate soles and its marginal portion contacm with vthe outer surace of the marginal portion of? intermediate sole.
  • the invention inist-lier -lias for its object to produce a Shoe ot the character hereinnetore set forth9 but embodying therein a vcushion sole interposedv between the innerA and intermediate soies.
  • the invention consists vin vthe-improved boot or shoe and the method ci manufacturin@x the saine hereinafter set forth in the specic'ation end particularly pointed out in the claims.
  • FIG. l is a sectional view teken trainsversely of a shoe embodying my Vinvention and illustrating the rst step in the method o manufacturing the same.
  • Fig. 2 is .a transverse section showing the last inserted in the shoe illustrated in Figure l andwith the shoe and last inverted,
  • Fig. 3 is a transverse section o the completed shoe, Y t
  • Fig. e is a transverse section of e. completed shoe similar to that illustrated in Fig.- 3 and embodying therein a cushion sole inter;
  • Figure .l illustrates the shoe as it appenns atteithe 4lirstoperation, in which the Lipper 5, the welt 6 andthe inner sole 'i' ere joined together by stitches l2, the stitching beine done on a sewing machine, whereby the Welt and the inner sole are stitched to the merginal portion of the upper with the Welt con.- tec'ting ⁇ with the outer tace ci' the inarglriely portion of the upper, with the inner sole contacting with the inner ace of the marginal portion of the upper.
  • the next stepJ in the method ot manufactnrirngmy improved shoe is to introduce the last ll therein :and then place the mediate sole 8 on the inner sole'l as illnetrated in Fig. 2 and attach the intermediate sole to the inner sole by cement or by any desired means preparatory to the lastinzg ⁇ operation.
  • the inner sole is enough larger than the intermediate sole project beyond the edge oi the intermediete sole to a sncient'eiitent to enable the innei ⁇ sole to be attached to the upper end the Welt .and then folded around the edge of the intermediete sole allowing the Welt to 'extend out beyond the upper snciently to permit attaching an outsole to thelip of the Welt,
  • the lasting operation is preferably performed in a similar manner to that illustrated and described in the Patent hlm-718,- 873 issued to me on January 20, 1903 entitled Machine for lasting boots or shoes, or the lasting operation may be performed by hand in the usual manner or by a last' machine embodying pinchers, as n the han upper,
  • a filler 9 see Fig. 3, is introduced in the space between oppositely disposed edges of the inner sole, upper and welt and in contact with the outer face of the intermediate sole, and the outer sole 10 is then sewed to the welt by stitches 13 in a .well-known manner.
  • the upper, the inner sole and the welt may be stitched together from the point where the breast of the heel would come in the finished shoe on one side around the toe of the shoe upper to a point where the breast of the heel would come on the opposite side of the inner sole, or the upper, the inner sole and the welt may be stitched together around their entire contour.
  • Fig. 4 my invention is illustrated as embodying therein the construction hereinbefore set forth and particularly illustrated in Fig. 3, but in addition thereto a cushion sole is interposed between the inner and intermediate soles.
  • FIG. 4 5 is the upper, 6, the welt, 7 .the inner sole, 8 the intermediate sole, 14 a cushion sole, 9 the Eller and 10 the out sole.
  • This embodiment of my invention is manufactured by the same method as hereinbefore set forth in relation to-the form of my invention illustrated in Figures 1 to 3, except that when thelast has been introduced into the shoe the cushion sole 14 is placed on the inner sole 7 and the intermediate sole 8 is placed on the cushion sole prior to the lasting operation.
  • a shoe having, in combination, an intermediate sole, ⁇ an inner sole extending sole with its marginal portion folded over th e edge thereof and inwardly into contact with and terminating at the outer face of v the marginal portion of said intermediate sole, an upper enclosing said inner and intermediate soles and folded inwardly against the inwardly folded marginal portion of the inner sole and fastening devices extending vtermedi ate sole,
  • a shoe having, in combination, an inan inner sole extending acrossvthe inner face of said intermediate sole 'with its marginal portion folded over the edge thereof and inwardly into contact with the outer face of the marginal portion of said intermediateV sole, an upper enclosing said inner and intermediate soles and folded inwardly against the inwardly folded marginal portion of the inner sole, a welt extending along the inwardly folded marginal portion of said upper, and fastening through only the welt and the inwardly folded portions of the inner sole and the upper.
  • a method of manufacturing boots and shoes which comprises, rst, sewing a welt and an inner sole to the marginal portion of an upper with the welt on the outer face of the upper and the inner sole on the inner face thereof, second placing an intermediate sole adjacent to the inner sole after placing a last in the upper, and third, lasting the upper over the intermediate sole with the marginal portion of the inner soleJ folded over the edge of the intermediate sole and into contact with the outer face of the marginal portion thereof and with the welt on the outer face of the upper.
  • a method of manufactuing boots and shoes which comprises, rst, fastening a welt and an inner sole to the marginal portion of an upper with the welt on the outer face of the upper and the. inner sole .on the inner face thereofhsecond, placing an inter-'- mediate sole adjacent to the inner sole after placing a last in the upper, third,lasting the upper over the intermediate sole with the marginal portion of the inner sole folded over the edge of the intermediate soleand into contact with the outer face of the marginal portionvthereof and with the outer ⁇ face of .the upper, and fourth, fastening an out sole to thev welt. l
  • a method of manufacturing boots and shoes which comprises, first, fastening a welt and an ⁇ inner sole to the marginal portion of an upper with the welt on the outer face of the upperJ and the inner sole on the inner face thereof, second, placing a last in the welt on the upper'and attaching an intermediate face of the upper, and fourth, introducing a filler in the space between the oppositely disposed edges of the inner sole, upper and welt and contact with the outer' face of the intermediate sole, and fifth, attaching an out sole to the Welt.
  • a shoe having, in combination, an intermediate sole, an inner sole extending across the inner face of said intermediate sole with its marginal portion folded over the edge thereof and inwardly into contact with the outer face of the marginal portion of said intermediate sole, to which itis united by ad- 10 hesive, an upper enclosing said inner and intermediate soles and folded inwardly against the inwardlyfolded marginal portion of the inner sole, a Welt extending alon the inwardly folded mar 'nal portion o said upper, and fastening vices extending through only the welt and the inwardly folded portions of the inner sole andtherupper.

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Sept. 27, 1927., L643,678
R. W. PEER BOOT AND SHOE A ND METHOD OF MANUFGURE Filed March 22, 1925 Patented Sept. 27, 1927.
UNITED 'STATES l PATE NT oI-FlcnY W. PEER; OF EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, ASSIGNOR OF ONE-HALF T0r PHILIP A. SAWYLEE, 0F HASBROUCK HEIGHTS, NEW JERSEY.
BOOT .AND SHOE METHOD OF MANUFACTURE. t
Application lediMareh 22, 1926. Serial No. 96,375.
rlhis invention relates to an improvement in boots and shoes and the method of manufactnring'the same.
lhe object' oi' the invention is tosprovide a boot or shoe' Whichcan be manufactured so as to have a smooth, comfortable inner sole9 the shoe being so constructed that there Will be no tacks or threads next tothe foot,
theinner sole will be smooth and so incor- Y porated in the shoe that the edges cannot curl up and cause discomfort to the wearer and also, the construction oi@ the shoe is such, and theinner sole is so incorporated in the shoe9 that a smooth and iirinrcontour is given the shoe adjacent the sole..
The shoe is or" the type 'known as a Teelt shoe, incorporated in the shoe is an intermediste sole and` an inner sole the inner sole being oi larger area than the inter-inen diate sole, so that itt-projects beyond the intermediate sole entirely around the saine and the inner sole is lasted over the edgey of the intermediate soles and its marginal portion contacm with vthe outer surace of the marginal portion of? intermediate sole.
The invention inist-lier -lias for its object to produce a Shoe ot the character hereinnetore set forth9 but embodying therein a vcushion sole interposedv between the innerA and intermediate soies.
The invention consists vin vthe-improved boot or shoe and the method ci manufacturin@x the saine hereinafter set forth in the specic'ation end particularly pointed out in the claims. l
Referring to the drawings A Figure l is a sectional view teken trainsversely of a shoe embodying my Vinvention and illustrating the rst step in the method o manufacturing the same. i
Fig. 2 is .a transverse section showing the last inserted in the shoe illustrated in Figure l andwith the shoe and last inverted,
Fig. 3 is a transverse section o the completed shoe, Y t
Fig. e is a transverse section of e. completed shoe similar to that illustrated in Fig.- 3 and embodying therein a cushion sole inter;
posed between the inner and intermediate soles. Like numerals reifer to like parts through, out the several views of the drawings.
ln the drawings, Figures l to 3, 5 is the upper of the shoe9 t5 the welt and Z the inner sole. 8 isy the intermediate sole, 9 the filler, l0 the out sole, and 1l the last.
Figure .l illustrates the shoe as it appenns atteithe 4lirstoperation, in which the Lipper 5, the welt 6 andthe inner sole 'i' ere joined together by stitches l2, the stitching beine done on a sewing machine, whereby the Welt and the inner sole are stitched to the merginal portion of the upper with the Welt con.- tec'ting` with the outer tace ci' the inarglriely portion of the upper, with the inner sole contacting with the inner ace of the marginal portion of the upper.
The next stepJ in the method ot manufactnrirngmy improved shoe is to introduce the last ll therein :and then place the mediate sole 8 on the inner sole'l as illnetrated in Fig. 2 and attach the intermediate sole to the inner sole by cement or by any desired means preparatory to the lastinzg` operation. y
lt Will be noted that the inner sole is enough larger than the intermediate sole project beyond the edge oi the intermediete sole to a sncient'eiitent to enable the innei` sole to be attached to the upper end the Welt .and then folded around the edge of the intermediete sole allowing the Welt to 'extend out beyond the upper snciently to permit attaching an outsole to thelip of the Welt,
with the marginal orton oic the inner sole contacting' with an terminating at the outer faceo the marginal portion-of the intermediate Soleto which it is united by said cement. v i
The lasting operation is preferably performed in a similar manner to that illustrated and described in the Patent hlm-718,- 873 issued to me on January 20, 1903 entitled Machine for lasting boots or shoes, or the lasting operation may be performed by hand in the usual manner or by a last' machine embodying pinchers, as n the han upper,
' y across the inner face of said intermediater V.over the last' at all points,
method lasting machine of the United Shoe Machinery Corporation, or the sho'e ma be. lasted by means of wipers, anv of t ese different methods of lasting being swell known to' those skilled in the art.
When the shoe is lasted by means of a wire attached to the combined upper, ,inner sole and Welt and the ends of the wire drawn in until the upper has been .drawn closely a specially devised hand ,tool is desirable, one end of which can Ibe easily inserted under' the combined welt and inner sole, as the machine or hand tool draws in the wire which pulls over the combined inner sole, upper and welt. A smoother and neater lasting can be thus accomplished.A
After the shoe has been lasted as hereinbefore described, a filler 9, see Fig. 3, is introduced in the space between oppositely disposed edges of the inner sole, upper and welt and in contact with the outer face of the intermediate sole, and the outer sole 10 is then sewed to the welt by stitches 13 in a .well-known manner.
It will be understood that the upper, the inner sole and the welt may be stitched together from the point where the breast of the heel would come in the finished shoe on one side around the toe of the shoe upper to a point where the breast of the heel would come on the opposite side of the inner sole, or the upper, the inner sole and the welt may be stitched together around their entire contour. p
In Fig. 4 my invention is illustrated as embodying therein the construction hereinbefore set forth and particularly illustrated in Fig. 3, but in addition thereto a cushion sole is interposed between the inner and intermediate soles.
y Referring to Fig. 4, 5 is the upper, 6, the welt, 7 .the inner sole, 8 the intermediate sole, 14 a cushion sole, 9 the Eller and 10 the out sole. This embodiment of my invention is manufactured by the same method as hereinbefore set forth in relation to-the form of my invention illustrated in Figures 1 to 3, except that when thelast has been introduced into the shoe the cushion sole 14 is placed on the inner sole 7 and the intermediate sole 8 is placed on the cushion sole prior to the lasting operation.
Iclaim:
. 1 A shoe having, in combination, an intermediate sole,` an inner sole extending sole with its marginal portion folded over th e edge thereof and inwardly into contact with and terminating at the outer face of v the marginal portion of said intermediate sole, an upper enclosing said inner and intermediate soles and folded inwardly against the inwardly folded marginal portion of the inner sole and fastening devices extending vtermedi ate sole,
- devices extending through the inwardly folded portions of V the inner sole and upper and free of interloking engagement with the intermediate so e.
2.' A shoe having, in combination, an inan inner sole extending acrossvthe inner face of said intermediate sole 'with its marginal portion folded over the edge thereof and inwardly into contact with the outer face of the marginal portion of said intermediateV sole, an upper enclosing said inner and intermediate soles and folded inwardly against the inwardly folded marginal portion of the inner sole, a welt extending along the inwardly folded marginal portion of said upper, and fastening through only the welt and the inwardly folded portions of the inner sole and the upper. v
3.' A method of manufacturing boots and shoes which comprises, rst, sewing a welt and an inner sole to the marginal portion of an upper with the welt on the outer face of the upper and the inner sole on the inner face thereof, second placing an intermediate sole adjacent to the inner sole after placing a last in the upper, and third, lasting the upper over the intermediate sole with the marginal portion of the inner soleJ folded over the edge of the intermediate sole and into contact with the outer face of the marginal portion thereof and with the welt on the outer face of the upper.
4. A method of manufactuing boots and shoes which comprises, rst, fastening a welt and an inner sole to the marginal portion of an upper with the welt on the outer face of the upper and the. inner sole .on the inner face thereofhsecond, placing an inter-'- mediate sole adjacent to the inner sole after placing a last in the upper, third,lasting the upper over the intermediate sole with the marginal portion of the inner sole folded over the edge of the intermediate soleand into contact with the outer face of the marginal portionvthereof and with the outer `face of .the upper, and fourth, fastening an out sole to thev welt. l
.-5. A method of manufacturing boots and shoes which comprises, first, fastening a welt and an\inner sole to the marginal portion of an upper with the welt on the outer face of the upperJ and the inner sole on the inner face thereof, second, placing a last in the welt on the upper'and attaching an intermediate face of the upper, and fourth, introducing a filler in the space between the oppositely disposed edges of the inner sole, upper and welt and contact with the outer' face of the intermediate sole, and fifth, attaching an out sole to the Welt.
6. A shoe having, in combination, an intermediate sole, an inner sole extending across the inner face of said intermediate sole with its marginal portion folded over the edge thereof and inwardly into contact with the outer face of the marginal portion of said intermediate sole, to which itis united by ad- 10 hesive, an upper enclosing said inner and intermediate soles and folded inwardly against the inwardlyfolded marginal portion of the inner sole, a Welt extending alon the inwardly folded mar 'nal portion o said upper, and fastening vices extending through only the welt and the inwardly folded portions of the inner sole andtherupper.
' In ltestimonywhereof I have hereunto set my hand. f RICHARD W. PEER.
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US2421442A (en) * 1945-07-28 1947-06-03 Frank J Tobacco Shoe with channeled welt
US2427179A (en) * 1944-11-25 1947-09-09 Fred L Ayers Shoe and method of making the same
US2461226A (en) * 1948-03-25 1949-02-08 Meitzer Jack Method of making slip lasted welt shoes
US2549960A (en) * 1946-05-23 1951-04-24 United Shoe Machinery Corp Method of bottoming shoes
US2704851A (en) * 1952-02-19 1955-03-29 Lillian P Simmons Process for making welt shoes
US2715234A (en) * 1954-07-12 1955-08-16 Wasserman Abraham Method of making footwear and the footwear thereby produced
US5146697A (en) * 1991-01-14 1992-09-15 Weiss Howard K Flexible shoe
US20030188453A1 (en) * 2002-04-05 2003-10-09 Kun-Chung Liu Welted shoe

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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US2427179A (en) * 1944-11-25 1947-09-09 Fred L Ayers Shoe and method of making the same
US2421442A (en) * 1945-07-28 1947-06-03 Frank J Tobacco Shoe with channeled welt
US2549960A (en) * 1946-05-23 1951-04-24 United Shoe Machinery Corp Method of bottoming shoes
US2461226A (en) * 1948-03-25 1949-02-08 Meitzer Jack Method of making slip lasted welt shoes
US2704851A (en) * 1952-02-19 1955-03-29 Lillian P Simmons Process for making welt shoes
US2715234A (en) * 1954-07-12 1955-08-16 Wasserman Abraham Method of making footwear and the footwear thereby produced
US5146697A (en) * 1991-01-14 1992-09-15 Weiss Howard K Flexible shoe
US20030188453A1 (en) * 2002-04-05 2003-10-09 Kun-Chung Liu Welted shoe
US6678970B2 (en) * 2002-04-05 2004-01-20 Kun-Chung Liu Welted shoe

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