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Mark centre from O and R on E line, and draw a line by this mark, and N and D, for Shoulder Seam on Back.
Measure up from 0, on F line, to top of back shoulder seam, and bring | of this measure from E to * 2, and sweep from this point for front shoulder, as before stated, and finish all the rest as in Frock Coat, or in Sack Coat, on actual measurement, Diagram U.
Diagram I, or Sack Overcoat.
This Diagram is drafted the same as Body Sack.
,By drafting an Overcoat pattern on the same breast measu...re — 36 inclies — as Body Sack, Dia- gram II, we will get a 34 Breast Overcoat ; that is, it will fit a man measuring 34 inches Breast. A pattern drafted on 38 inches will fit a man 36 Breast measure. This shows that an Overcoat wants to be 2 inches more in Breast measure than Body Coat. The only changes we have to make on Sack Overcoats from Body Sack is, we must add -|- inch on E line, above the top line, lor the sweep to N, which will make the coat so much higher in back. As the Overcoat wants to be longer in Back, to cover the Undercoat, this change is necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mark centre from O and R on E line, and draw a line by this mark, and N and D, for Shoulder Seam on Back.
Measure up from 0, on F line, to top of back shoulder seam, and bring | of this measure from E to * 2, and sweep from this point for front shoulder, as before stated, and finish all the rest as in Frock Coat, or in Sack Coat, on actual measurement, Diagram U.
Diagram I, or Sack Overcoat.
This Diagram is drafted the same as Body Sack.
,By drafting an Overcoat pattern on the same breast measu...re — 36 inclies — as Body Sack, Dia- gram II, we will get a 34 Breast Overcoat ; that is, it will fit a man measuring 34 inches Breast. A pattern drafted on 38 inches will fit a man 36 Breast measure. This shows that an Overcoat wants to be 2 inches more in Breast measure than Body Coat. The only changes we have to make on Sack Overcoats from Body Sack is, we must add -|- inch on E line, above the top line, lor the sweep to N, which will make the coat so much higher in back. As the Overcoat wants to be longer in Back, to cover the Undercoat, this change is necessary.
What to read after The Cutters' Centennial Guide;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Koch, Augustus. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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