Marked 1 is 8⅔ inches long. Marked 2 9 inches long Marked 3 9⅓ inches long Marked 4 9⅔ inches long Marked 5 10 inches long MEN’S LASTS. Marked 5 is 10 inches long. Marked 6 10⅓ inches long Marked 7 10⅔ inches long Marked 11 12 inches long Marked 12 12⅓ inches long Marked 13 12⅔ inches long Marked 14 13 inches long The width of mens’ lasts on the bottom, vary _one-twelfth_ of an inch for each size, and _three-twelfths_ of an inch over the instep for each size. A man’s ten last of a good fulness measures across the ball three and three-eighths inches; across the heel two and five-eighths, and in the same proportions of fulness; the five’s last measure across the ball three inches, and the heel two and three-eighths, and the same proportions of fulness should for a ten’s last, girt ten and one-half inches over the instep, and the five’s should girt nine and one-quarter inches. A ten’s vamp for men’s Oxford-tie, measures across its extreme points, _nine_ inches; five’s vamp, _eight_ inches. Draw a line across from one extreme point to the other, and six and seven-eighths inches of that line will give the length for the ten’s vamp, and six inches will give the length for the five’s vamp. Five and one-half inches will be the proper length for the base line of a ten’s quarter; five inches for the five’s quarter; the quarter at the back of a ten’s upper is three and one-half inches high; the five’s quarter is three and one-sixteenth inches high. Draw a line from the front point of the quarter, to the top of the heel line on the quarter, and eight and one-quarter inches gives its length, and seven and one-quarter the length for the five’s; the front base line for the ten’s is three and three-eighths of an inch long, the five’s three inches long. Draw a line perpendicular from the base of the ten’s quarter to the top point, and five and one-eighths inches will give its height; four and five-eighths will be the height for the five’s quarter. Draw a line on the upper, after it is closed from the centre of the toes, to the top of the quarter, and also to the heel, and its length will be twelve and seven-eighths. On a ten’s last it is eleven and five-eighths full. The upper when _folded_ and _pressed_ together, will be three and one-half sizes _larger_ than the last.