US1693218A - Shoe and method of making same - Google Patents

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US1693218A
US1693218A US85857A US8585726A US1693218A US 1693218 A US1693218 A US 1693218A US 85857 A US85857 A US 85857A US 8585726 A US8585726 A US 8585726A US 1693218 A US1693218 A US 1693218A
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    • A43—FOOTWEAR
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  • lxiy invention s improvements in shoes and methof shoes. and has l method oi ished shoes beneath the and, to provide a s reeenffing portion in the ished shoe.
  • the Welt 3 3 terminates at a point slightly in advance ot the breast the heel B.
  • the upper materials Al are cut of a length sufiicient to lill the flat space or area C shown in Fig. l) upon which the heel B to be mounted (as shown in Fig'. 2
  • I ret r to such layers of material as embrace the counter above the level of the shoe-heel, and are customarily so trimmed as not to till the heel-area C, but so as to leave an unfilled snaee within that heel-area C which must be Vlilled With some reinforcing material to prevent the clipping of the heelreceiving area oi the shoe.
  • the heel-area filling materials 4l are secured in place to form a substantially fiatsurface above the heel B by means of nails 5 or other suitable fastening means.
  • the improved method of shoe manufacture comprising the cutting of the lower margins or the upper materials to a length sufficient to .fill the heel area or' the shoe; securing said lower margins to form a substantially liat surface; and mounting aA flat-topped heel on said flat surface.
  • rlhe shoe Comprising a fiat heel. surface formed of the lower meeting margins ol2 the upper materials and a flat-topped heel mounted beneath said surface.

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Nov. 27, 1928. 1,693,218
A. E. BLOCK SHOE AND METHOD OF MAKING SAME Filed Feb. 4, i926 Patented Nov. 27, 1928,.
UNITED STA'IES ALEXANDER BLGCK, GF
LOUIS, MISSOURI.
SHOE .AND IVIETHOD 0F MAKING SAME.
Application filed February 4. 1926.
lxiy invention s improvements in shoes and methof shoes. and has l method oi ished shoes beneath the and, to provide a s reeenffing portion in the ished shoe.
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In the illustrated shoe A the Welt 3 3 terminates at a point slightly in advance ot the breast the heel B.
The upper materials Al are cut of a length sufiicient to lill the flat space or area C shown in Fig. l) upon which the heel B to be mounted (as shown in Fig'. 2
`While I have illustrated the upper materials l as out to meet at a median line in the area C, it is not` necessary that they be so out, as their line of meeting need not be centrally located and need not be straight. My invention is present Wherever the upper materials are cut to lill 'the area C, and their meeting Serial No. 85 857 er may be curved or irregular'. and may be transverse or ob ique With reference to the length oi" the shoe. all as may be desired by the manufacturer with regard to economy ol' the upper materials.
By the te" upper materials7 as employed herein, I ret r to such layers of material as embrace the counter above the level of the shoe-heel, and are customarily so trimmed as not to till the heel-area C, but so as to leave an unfilled snaee within that heel-area C which must be Vlilled With some reinforcing material to prevent the clipping of the heelreceiving area oi the shoe.
The heel-area filling materials 4l are secured in place to form a substantially fiatsurface above the heel B by means of nails 5 or other suitable fastening means.
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I ola-im l. The improved method of shoe manufacture comprising the cutting of the lower margins or the upper materials to a length sufficient to .fill the heel area or' the shoe; securing said lower margins to form a substantially liat surface; and mounting aA flat-topped heel on said flat surface.
2. rlhe shoe Comprising a fiat heel. surface formed of the lower meeting margins ol2 the upper materials and a flat-topped heel mounted beneath said surface.
In testimony whereof I hereunto signature.
ALEXANDER E. BLOCK.
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