1 7 67i255 tion as h6reinbefore described, the garment section I is no-w removecl fr6iii beneath the garlilent section 2 iiito the posit.ion illustrated in Fi(rure 1 and the garn-ient is.pressed along zn the seam line 15 and continuing'along the line 30'pi-ovidi.n(. a crease between the gar iiient sectibn 1 aiid the vent:underlay strip' 5. The reinforeiiio: strip 13 which covers the intersectioii of the g,,trment vent with the lo-wio er end of the center seam 15 is entirely free of. the g,@irinent section 1 so that any strains applied to the vent polrtion of the Lyarment are iiot transferred to tli@ o,,arment @ection 1 but teri-ninate in the stronlyest Dait of the velit reiii orcemetit along the line @ 18-19 wliere the stitching penetrates throul@- h four rs of the garment to form a very strono, laye t, seai-n tr,,insversely icross the upper end of the ven.t underlay sections 5 and 10. 20 AITI-lile the invention is described as pertainIng t6 the rear vent of an urilined or skeleton seam inla3, strips and vent underlay strips, laying a piece of reinforcin materi@l trane;ver'sely ac--oss the' inner facge of one of sai d 45 seetions and then securing the two sections and the I)i.ece of reinforcing material togetber by a, sin-le seam stitchino,, then bending the al str'ip of reiiiforCiDg material over ong the line of the se,,tm stitching and stitchinly an50 other portion of the reiiiforcino, s@'etion thr.oll(,Ii the two underlay sti-il.)s forling part t, of the garment section, then cutting one @of the inlay strips of the seam and pressin 9 open said seam, after -which the reinforcing 55 str@ip is beiit oi,er on itself to co@er the lonver end of, the seam inlay strips and the upper end of the vent uTiLderlay strips and final'ly stitchi'lg the edoes of the reinforciulg strip to the seam inl,@y strips, the vent underlay Go strips, and to the inner surface f one of 0 said garment sections only. 2. The li'lethod of pr6ducing A vent for an unlined garment, said metliod consisting of seamin(gy it:,,ogether two sections of a garmerit 65 to a. cert,,tin point at the jtitictioii wit-h a vent iv,ill of course be understood th@t the improved methocl m,,ty be applied in the forming 25 6f reinforcement at any i,6nt. provided in other portions of garments or in similar article8. It iNill of course be tinderstood that iiiany changes may be made and numerous details -o of constriietion may be variecl through a wide range -without departiiig from the principles of this invention, and it is therefore not purpos;ed limiting the @atent granted hereon otheriv,ise than necessit,,Lted by the scope of ,@?,5 the -,ippeiicled claiins. 1. Th6 iiietliod of pi-oducing a reiiiforeed vent for uiilinecl gari-iients, said niethod consisting of pl,,teino, tii,o notched garnient secsection to provide seam inlav strips ancl vent underlay strip@3 and securin@ one eiicl of a reiiiforcing strip2 iii'said seain and bending silild stril) oi7er the,end of the seam and the erid of the i,ent section and stitching the mar(-rin 7 0 of the reinforeiiio-, strip to the @eam inlay and vent Liliderlay st@ips and'to 6ne@6f said garment secti6ns onlv. 3.@ The '@tl@od'of produciiig a vent for an unlined garment, said method consistiilg of 75 stitchii i(r oiie inar@in of strip togeth ei7, ivitli the seam s ai,r . of g,,irme nt sections u@ to the inner enci of a-, ient s strips and vent Lind6rlav strips a e 80 in(y over the reinforcing strip and st th@ margi s thereof to the seam inla n and the vent underlay strips and to e iniier f ace of one of. saicl garment sections @only. 4. The method of producino,- a, v6nt for ail 85 unlinecl i@arment said i-nethod consisting of garment slich as a man's c6at or overcoat, it -,Seaming tivo sections of a gariiient toaethi i ) i s b e n t o v e I cl@iim as my inveiition: 40 tions -with the outer surfaces of s,,tid sections sliperimposed one on the bther to provide two (yarment sections tnd the strip of reiner to a 1:)6int to which a -i,@nt is to start to provi@le tinderlay strips and securing one mar,@,nn. of a reinioreing strip to said sections oo by the seam switchin- and then,stitchino, t portion of anotlier@m,@roin of said reinfo'rcin, strip across the o;erlapping underla:y strips of, the garment sections after -,vhich the reinforein str r upon itself 95 9 - to cover the ;,ntersection.of t,he garment seam and the vent there6f and finally stitching the in,,trgins of the, rei@to@eing @tri-D to the inlier face of- one 6f @,,iid garment sections only. "LOO 5. The' inet-hod of pr64ucino, a -@enf for ail tinlined garillielit, said metliod coiisist-ing of placin- two garment sectio.ns face to face and.la ying a reinforcing stril) across one of said o-arment sections ,ind then seaming flie io5 forcin g rAateriiil with a single seam stitching to provide overl,,tpl@ing searii inlay st,r@'.ps tnd ve strips and bencf!nL)- the Pt underlay ileinfor cilig trip al.on(y the,, line of said stitch- 110 ing and a@ai@ stit.chin- a po@tion of the reinforei no, strip and tivo portions of the garLI ment sections together across the @ upper end of the vent, then opening the seam ii-ilay strips and bendiii.g the reinforcing strip ovei, 115 that T)ortion of the g@rment -where the end of t,@e , seam joins the end of the vent:,,i,ncl then stitcliing the reinforeino,, strip tog-,ther at one corner and flirthermore stitching th6 m,,trgi n of the, reinforcing st,rip to the seam 120 inl,,ty strips and the vent underlay strips anct to the inner face of one of the garment seeti6ns onlv. 6. The,metliod of producing a vent,in aii 12 5 tiiiline d (-Yarment s,,ticl method consisting of@ ltying ti@vo sections of a garme@t face to face ai-id then I.ayi@g a finisbing st-rip transversely ,Lcross the inner I face of one of said garment sections and stitchin-Y.-th@ tnvo garment 130

@lifs iing E@ttil) too@et lei,,il6no, tioh' fi;c ro& 8titohiifg coiinection8@ Nvith I'' ",I , , ,, - , 1, -- eS.Cet ie a 8 strip @loii@, @,q@id cr L tlfe @titcliiiy Z7 ' "he tNA',o oa' i ine' 'ni il@y te,-@iiiiib'n'y' 'whe@-'eof I! fl,,fv6 fie@rei-into sitb'0 fli@is " i " "" - r 61)r 96tibb@ll at, loliicoc(io, Cook Cou'iity, sic i'oll,:s I:e s i@i-o tran@ve upper e,ici v 11 -i@fir 70 6 Of @ e@.ii s6etioi@ a @i strip 6i,6r t6 @JOHN P. O'BRIEN. octloii df t'he' s'ean-i a'fid th@e n e yeiit sectioil ,ind stitclliiioof. tli ip 0 eriliell@, s,'@ctiolis " -, i ' 00 T-- @fl: inis ing s. r 7 5 0 n l y . 7., TI!6 @@@ethod of p.@octi@eiiig @ v'eiii in @ii ti@ii'i@"e'd g,,tr @,,tid iii@tliod copsigtin(@ of tii@erit c biis a i@vo 6@,@ @@'ti f'ace; t'o; 'f-ace @ l@P and ti!6",n, s,e d, mi @i7;n g@ s,,tid gti@m@nit s'@e'etions inc-ILiciiiib- iTf Sqi@l 8'edrii-stitchino- onle in@aro',iii s o p f @ c i , f i i i i s h i i i , , s t r i p l @ i h e n - b e l @ t 6 v e r iiielliii& hricl 1'9 siliched It S' 'e@t; to the LIVO (",LI'Me oc -ions tran @Terse y o th' 6.na of 'til@e@ @,olit ,section @,nd th6n u pe @@osihg bp6n t-he aiicl @@6@sin(, tll e v,-iit se@ti6@, Nviiieh itie ieinfo@ciii@'@t@i P s ii@,.@in b6@i 6@er t6 eiiel se th ecti@ 0int@r on 6f tli6 eqiii and t'@le; @6iii ortioil, lehvi @ @ P pg '0@ s,@id sections e'ntir6lv' -f'roe @5 f @roiii "q@ tt.',-,cliiiieiit to the - fini@ill@6@ 8. TI!6 iTi6i@6d @f relilfor6ii-i@,, @ skeleiofi 0 - @@ t@ I I Oil garj.116@t o,@ tl,6 iniel@rsecti" oT- a se@iin ind 'a veni '@aid iiiethoci consisi-iii,@ ol- St-it'c'li111.9 n n s ri -v.,v I @ii on6 l@ar(@i@ of a. @nishi g. t P ; -@o th6 i@e'iiter se'alil-coiinectino- -t'*o garment'seeii'6ii:s @nd ih@ii b'6-iidiiip,@ 'o@ vei@ th'e filiii hiii'g stri c-ii-ng th'e sa,ino i@ansi,orsel@ 7 i@cr@0,ss the u"P:pe'r. eM, oT ihe -@6iit po@tio-6 :Illd @i'Aa@ll @8tit-@ y tii6 iii@,ir--iii of ti@@, f, @n to 100 '@ction oiii 35 ishino- sti@ip to oiie o-ai-iiient si cp -1 @ , , 1. c7@ ol,')vi-,'i"te s@raii@@ beiiio, l,'tidpiled i,6 the otl-ier gqri bont section. 'The ii 9-- pro-ectiiig hn Liiil'ii cl L. ilt t'lliq ilite'rsectioii 6'L a @d,,tm and ,ao ii, veiit 17@o@r"tio-ii - hal@,!"@@o- -@eai@i iii-lay si@i'@s aiid 'v@n't st r.IPS,"s"ai(.,! iiikho'a coii@i@tin@ I0 f3titcll;ii@g 6,lle o'L a@ rein.Lor:cin Sti-'il@ Ni,itli tl'le geaiii @titclii.Ao- ,ilid 'then b6iicl@r@9. 6Vei- 'tl-ie @'eiylf@ii tri p ai@a a,aiii on sluill ( ti o iio the S'. (r a ))oi@'Li' raD @,ersely the t vo @,@a@i@ie'nt se@tions -,ut the he@cd '6'1- tfie i7"6'ii't @'j)'-oi-tio@-ii Ii@nd 'fli@n ben(Ifn@ oN, er 'fiie r'eiiif or-c'ln'g's'triP @@iid th6 8afii'e ,it it@mar,6;lP@stotie dtlie o V,eilt '@fri]@s ;,qiici 'to 'the i'n'ndr Tqde .,15 d f ' 6 ' n ; e o f " t l i , , d i l t e , e t i d i i s @ b i l l y . 1 0 . A v - 6 i i ' t ' s e ' e i i 6 i i f d r @ n ' t l i i l i h d d d @ , i r i n e h t c o m p i . @ l @ i l i g t n v o o : , @ @ r i i 6 l i t @ 6 @ t i 6 i i s @ e 6 l i i ' 6 1 t o - '@,li' -t' 'h- b@ih6clinl,.i-v get i r,,inc e,- gee ion ,tving a 5 1 2 6 @ f i i p , ' W ' i t h ' t h e @ect-io'hs 'arid the,,se,,imed inl,,ty,strips pressed A@,Y"iinst file ,bo respe6fiv6 '@,,@@iiidiit'sections,'and a 'finisbing : 1 2 5 @tri@ stitched 'in '@vitli 'the g@iri-neiit eim 'a'nd'a'lso @titc'hed transvers6ly '6f @t'he @v'@nt!iiiicl6@l,,Iy sti-ips ,in@l the seame(I inla;y @trii,)s,.ihcl to@oii6 6f fliegti-i-Aent see65 @tioils o elcii"ll Yi i-, the 6tli'or -gariiien see130

Patented June 24, 1930 11767,255, UN,ITED STATES PATENT OFFICE JOI-TN P. O'BRIEN,@ OF,CIIICAGO, ILLINOIIS ME,THOD OF PRODUCING RFAR VENTS FOR UNLINED GARMENTS Application filed February 11, 1929. Serial No. 338;950. This invention relates to an improved niethod O'L prodiicino, rear vent for unlined or sli:eletoii o-arments. Heretof 6re unlined or zn sl@celetoi-i , garments han,ing. veiits requirod pieces of reinforcing n-iaterial on@ the inner side of the g,,trment, t,o be@ stitched to@ tho vent sections tnd to the body of the;Lyarment, after which, the i,einforeing pi6ces would hanle to be covered by a piece of finishinz io material. The old inethod 6f providing vents for Linliiied garments resulted in the applying of strains to one of the back seet,ions of the g,@Lrr@eiit, causina ripping or te,,triiig at the point ",here th@'i-einfoit@eino- ma15 terial has been stitched to the back secti(in. The ripping aiid tetrino_, at the partic@ular point where t-l-ie reinforcing material has b-len stitched to form the vent we,,tkehs @the garm,,,nt at the particular point long before 2o the g-irmeiit shoivs I any signs of wear in other pitees. Tool)viate the ab6ve-mentioned eoiiclitioiis, this invention relates @to an improved method of providii-ig rear. vents for unlined or sIKeleton uai@ment,,,, withotit tequir25 iiig the use of .tny stiffening @or reinforcing piec-'s other than a strip of finishing materi,tl made out@ of tl-ie lining ,tnd applied in .stich a -way tl-iat no. strain is ap-Dlied to tl-ie b,,tek sections o-il the skeleton g,,trment. 30 It is an object of this iiivention to. proviiie an improved methocl of proc ucing a vent in urilined garments by applying a combinar -id fini tion einforeement. ai -s@ii@g strip in such a manner that sti-aiiis are not applied 35 to the sections of the g.,,trlndnt between which the veiit is formed. It is also in object of tl-iis invention to provide .in improv@d method of producing a vent in aii unlined or skeleton garment by 40 al)plyin(r a fiiiisliing strip of material @ on the interior of the garment at the point of intersect.ion 6f the end of a seam and the end of a vent formed between secti6ns o,f the gariiient bv stitching tl-ie finishing strip to 45 the vent underlav strips and to the center seam inlay strips to ea-Lise' the finishino- strip to serve as ,t reinforcement witholit se'cliring the finishing strip to tl-ie sections of the garMent thereby relieving the sections of strains 50 wheii pi-,Ili-.ig or other forces are apl:)Iied to the sections 6f the@ garment in which the vent is formed. It is a f Lirther obl . e,6t of this @ invention to provide an improvei method of furnishiiig a vent in -an unlined or skeleton garment b-.y appl.)riiig two o-arment secti6ns, one upon the other, and by,, @ositioning one end of a finishing strip upoii one of@ said@ S'ections and thel'i sewiiig the seam iiiiiting the sections and inCludinLy in said sewing one end of the finish- c)o ling strip, after which.the seamed inlay strips are opened and the@,finishing strip is bent over the vent Lihderlav strips. and the seamed inlay strips Nvith said finishincr sti -ip stitelied to@ the inlay strips @Of the,ve@t7, and the seam c5 to @ reinforce the ve'nt @at the point of inter@ sectioii @of the seam and the vent. It is furthermore an object of this inventioii to provide an improv , ed method of pr6- du'cing a vent in an unliiied garment by 70 sea,iiiiiif), in one margin of a reiiiforeiiig strip with the seam' of the garnient sections and then: opening, UP the selm and stite ing t e rein-Leoreinz@ stri-D to the inlay strips of the seam and to th@ underla str'ips of the vent 75 y Section.,--Vyltliotit stitching the reinforeiiig or finisliin@ stril,) to the sections:fotming the garment in which the vent is produced; it is an iniportant object of @this invention to pi-ovi,de an improved method of prodiicing so vents@@iii unlilled or -,I@eleton @-yarments by usiiig a giiagle fiiiisliing aiid reinforciiig@. st@ril) -m on the interior of the gai ent, seaining,iii one ii-iargin of the strid with the selctm where it terriiin,,itos at the end of tlle ven'u and then Si opqning up the seaiii "tDd stitching the finishing s,trip to the vent,underlays and thc@ se.an-i inlavs ai-id slightly tacking the finishing strip to the,int-erior of @one of the garment sections iiid,omitting aDy connectioii 9,) between the finishing strip and the other see@tion- of the garinent to obviato any strain beino, ,tpplied to sa,id sectioi-.i of the gariiieiit. Other and further iiriport@nt objects, of tllis invention Nvill be ai)Darent from the (is- 5 clostires in the st)eci ,,,tion and the acco.1,1- panyi n- drawin(Irs., Til@ @,17nvention (@in a preferred fori-n) is illtistrited ii-i the drawings aiid, hereiiiaft@er inorp, fullv described. iuu

1 767,255 Oii the drawings: Figure 1 is an interior elevational view of t fragmenttry portion of an unlined gariiient illustratina the finished reinf orced vent section produced by an improved metliod ciiibodyiiio, the principles of this invention. Fi,&ti@6 2 is-a 'slightly eiildr-a6d fra.graentary plan view of two superiinl@osed garment sect,ioi-is ,tnd t finishino- strip stitched there10 to illustra4Ling the fir@i St4@p :in -th"e 7m,etliod of producing a, garment ien'u and furtheriiiore illust@ratihg' in dot-ted'liiies the second positi6ii of the finishing strip; Fi,o-Lire 3 is a plan view of the frtgii -lentary @6rtions of thi@ 'superimposed,@ g,,trnient seep tions tlirned over from the @positi6n@'illustr@tted in Fi'gu-re 2; aiicl@illustrating in-clotted lines the- tliitd 'po'sition@'of the reinforcing n stri]@@ancl-also@illtistr,,ttino@-indotted,lineso e n tlie @ sc an of amed,--ilil-@ty 'stri-ps bent- over d pi@esse'd@iiito positio-n benehth,the dotted line position of tlie, iqnisllino, strip.- -, ; @ @ I ; ' _: Fio-ure,-4,is a plan vienv of,rtl-re:interior 0-f the 6-armoiit @ectian@ with,the seam:opened 25 ltP and-the@.se-ain-inlay sections stitelied to tliofinisliino, s+rip-Which'is@'llso@stitelled-t@o bile -011 y , tl@e,-Linderla @@stri@s forming the vent sei@ti6ii @of the -@girmeht. @Fig-Lire 5:is an enlar6-6d detail@, seciion'taken oii l'i,ne'V@ V-of Fio-ur6.,l-.throiio..h@theLipper portion of - tlice: reii-iforeiii&, strip where it, is -(ittached to the end of the seamed inlay seeti6n. 'Fib-tire,6;is an-enlar-ecl detail 8ection;taken '611 'I e VfI'-VI! of ri igure l' tlll@ouoli the in loi8@er portioi@ of tho- i-einf orcin o- --strip'ivheiie @n itis,!8titched,t6-oiio:of@theo'verlapl)i (i@undei,- --@n forffiing,tlie!veiit of the gqrmeiit. "n-.6iytlie drawin-gs: i @ :,! 1!; -@; S7,,ho-@v Tho: @'fe@f ori2i!6e iiuhiera,.Is 1 @,,iiid@ @ 2? iiicllc:,,tte 4 ) bael-, se6tioiis -of aiY ui@llherd ot -@,]@eleton @,armeiit.@ Thb -girmeint s@e,ction 1! qlolig Ono,- Toli!gitud,iii,tl,ihairo,,in@ th-ei,eof --is pr'6viclod with a @ut6iit br-notch 3 to- s h a-ff otd;a@ eam i' 1-ay,8ti-ip ,I,5 4 atld t @,eiit - linderlayi!sttip 5'.. 1: The-, soqlll ihldy trip @ 4 hi8 @ @ecii fbtif-er :iyi,@17gin Ither@0(if 'beiit' ovet:aiid @titched.to form, Ei he,in 6@i-. The otit6r- 16n,&itLidil'l-.11 ftliirgill'of tlfe@17611t'qfnd(@rld37 strip'5 is giso bent over iind ' @titelhod t6 @r@ 0 foriii a h6ni: 7, as illtfstfated, iiii Fiiyilre 2.@ transversel3l upon the bacli: siirf ace of the garment sectioi-i I as illusti-ated iii Fioure 2 and the longitudiiial n-1,Lrgins of said reinforcing strip 13 are bent over to f orill heill strips 14. T'ile ei-ids of the re-ii-iforein(' sti,ip in 70 13 ,tre left @.raw.@ - One encl, o-f thc-- reinforeing stri'p@ 13. ptojects@ beyond; the setiri Iiiie to within a short distaiiee or adjacent the hem 6. The reinforcing strip 13 projects above and belbw the--Icriy. 'e'r, end of the notch 3. With 75 the tliree pieces of matei-ial 2, 1, and 13 positioned - iii stipl er'iinp-osed ielation-' tl-ie three eces, a-re seived together by means of a ceiiP' ter seam 15"(.IoNvn - to the poiiit 16 ivhere the -seain is(--well, ked. TIie., roinfcr6iii,, -sti-ip 80 tac loo.-;i@f,noiv@bent@-o-ver alono, the line@1,6@1-7 tD where -it has been, stitched, with -the, cen'Ler thus positioningithe!reinforein(y strip 4- in t,he d tted liiie position of @Figure,2. Tho thre'e pieces of materi-al are -now turuled 8 ra, 6vei-i into:thel position, illustrated in Figurf,@ 3.@ The upper portions of t-l-ie veiitfunderla I y strips 5 and 10 are now stitchecl@ transversc,,Iy fion-1 point 18 to 19,- through,@the reinforceiiicint sirip - 1-oo ancl,@. is - :fastened @ xvell @ tt the go poiilt 'i-S. @The-seam; inl,,y @trip 9@is i-ioiv cut diggoiially -along@-- th-e line: 20, above@ the col@iie@r of,,tti:e rotch to. the poilit@ 16 as clearly illiistrated in Fi@oure 3. , @The--center setin-inlay strip 9.i !noiv beiit over,'alon@,- tlia,seam 15@into the dottecl,:Iiiie lio8ition!illustrated in Figure%3, thereby opeli]I-I(Y"the ceiiter seain. @,Tl-ie reinforcing,-strip 1!3'2'@is 'noNv@: bent @over -,.tnd cre,,ised, alon(y the iiiie@,21r,,tiicl@,thd@raw biid-,niargin of the reiii- loo proi for'cing 8ti@il),.13 is bent over to., ,ide@ a -fill-ishod,7cxiid@;@22. -The -reinforcido- sti,ip -l-'o " ' -noiA@;@;fifriiislies -,L;,complete@ covering for@the iii@-,- rsecti6n,of the -vent portion@ and the lo-,Yer o -o-ticl of --il s @ni see-ion o tl g rm t e u f : i-e .i en c !upp6redge@ @of 7 the ireinforc'ing; stiip -13 is now -Iqtito,.IiedI aarloss-, tiie: iseaiii@ i'lla@, strip 4 from the poifitgi23 to: 24-iancl, said'stitchiiig is-cone iu y -.@i:fiued - actoss tli:e: s a' ed iiila ', strip ;9 f roiii @tli @poilit-,24-to the poiiit,25.@-lThe remailider 110 of tliecuppo";,'ed,6e'of 7 the@.reiiiforeino. S'tl-ii) -,l@3 is, i-iow @ @liglitly @ stitch-ed aloi@g ;tlie, @Iiiie to the-inne'r side:oethe ga-ri-.ient bacl,- The finishod - ed(re reIll-@@i@t'ibii 9,, 22--of@t',Iie: f orein(y strip 13 is noiv stit'ched, to@ the -inner 115 The'gifriii6ht - ectioii 2'aloi@o, bii6 16'n6iti@i- '-f ace@, @7 th@@ i o!arment section :2: alon- g the line dilial mareih:th@r6oT i @,@lso'ciit c(Lit Or piO- @2-6----@;.27. The lo'@ver lorigitudin,,tl filiished edge vided' with a"'n64Lcli 9 to@@@forffi t s6,tiu iiiliiy @-of @the,.reinforei @n (,Y; strip 13 ;is@ now stitche(I ;a @tr'ip 9@ and'-'v6nt undo'rl,,ty 'Strip;,10 as:illu@- .@fi-oili@ the,@poiiit 27: to'the poiiit.28 -Niith the o5 trated iii: Figur6 f 3. Th6 vei-it@ iillay :8ttip 9 stilohiiio- ooiiiu tlii-oligh the: tivo, overlappiiig 120 Ill,i tli6 lbh6itudiiial 'Mlirgiii ther@of be@nt zo'v6r -- Liiid@r-lay :st-!'ips 5 'aiidi-10 an'cl throu-h:tli(, ;n n d' it'chdd to f -@ortioi!@ of the r@e' -'t ' 13 which are an st opm:a s6aiii 11,@ ahd thb 6utei i iorein- s rip li@argiii @of tl-i'e v6n't 'Liiiderlay@ strip 10 is bent idispbs@ecl, @tb@ve aii:cl below' @;tl-ie tivo, superina'd ai@cl- stitch6d to form sea@m 12. de@lav @3tPii)s From the point 1119, ov,e tpose -un 60 Tlie'impi@ovecl riaethod eblisists o'i Plac@iio- the iipp6r eclge@ of,the two overlappiiig: por- 125 the tivo garment section , I @iiii'd 2 'witli the @ti6l-l@)of tlie@reiiiforeing sti@ip 13 are@stitched :otiter faces there6f abu-ttin6@ 6ne an6ther. Nvitli -too-etlie@'froin;tho- poiiit 29. to@tl@e;point 2") the section-' I ;l@i-iio, u@,o'n @ @e'etion, 2 qs illus- 'to dldse' the i,ent in that portion of the reiii. tratecl iii Fi(yure 2. -A:@ rei@@f6i@einty stril:)@ of fo@,@ciiig@@trip. 65 finishing niateri,,@l 13 is plac--d face down YiTith the reiiiforein- strip stitched in posi- 130