. Dr. Wampen's world renowned system of anthropometry as simplified and Americanized by J. Happle-Hutcheson;. he he builds, computes the cost, and in no proud pursuit is learns the bounds of human sense, and safely waiks within the , conscious of his own defect, are pride and self-importance checked. THE SACQUE COAT. Now that the student of the AmericanizedWampen system is—presumably—proficientin the art of drafting all the varied forms ofbody-fitting coats, he will experience no diffi-culty in proceeding to draft sacques, as theskeleton points are practically th
. Dr. Wampen's world renowned system of anthropometry as simplified and Americanized by J. Happle-Hutcheson;. he he builds, computes the cost, and in no proud pursuit is learns the bounds of human sense, and safely waiks within the , conscious of his own defect, are pride and self-importance checked. THE SACQUE COAT. Now that the student of the AmericanizedWampen system is—presumably—proficientin the art of drafting all the varied forms ofbody-fitting coats, he will experience no diffi-culty in proceeding to draft sacques, as theskeleton points are practically the same as inthe frocks, the exception being in a few minordetails. TO DRAFT THE BACK. Form construction lines O. E. and O. F.,Plate F. Mark down from O to A if,from A to B 7], from B to C j\, from C toD 7{, and from O to E total length 29, withone-quarter of an inch added to full lengthfor seam at top of back. Across from O to F3, from A G 7f, from B across to H7J, and continue to I 9. From C to J -J, andcontinue on to K 7, or whatever width of backdesired. Square up from IT to N 4^, and on. PROGRESSIVE ANTHROPOMETRICAL SARTORIAL ART SCIENCE. 65 to P 53, from F up to S f. Form top ofback from S to O. Form back seam from Othrough J to E. Shoulder seam from Sthrough P at 3-16 out from vertical line H. back scye through M to I. Squaredown by C. K. and L to M. Square acrossfrom E to M at bottom, and from W at upper part of side seam at one inchfrom H and I, curving gently from W to seam of back may be formed anywherebetween points N. W. I. and K. J. and lower Mand E that fashion, form, desire, or taste maydictate, all of which changes may be madewithout in any way disturbing the balance ofcoat. For example, a regimental patrol coat,with its narrow backs curving from back scyeline, at 3 inches above depth of scye level, toa waist line width (in some regiments) of onlyii inches, with their graceful, dime-form fit-ting side bodies. Bevel off shoul
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