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Shoemaking is the
process of
making footwear. Originally,
shoes were made one at a time by hand,
often by
groups of shoemakers, or
cordwainers (sometimes...
- had p****ed
along his
bootmaking mastery to Lee Miller, his heir-designate, thus ****uring the
survival of
exceptional bootmaking in the traditional, handmade...
- The
Erskineville Bootmaking School was one of a
collection of
trade schools established by the
Sydney Technical College in the
early years of the twentieth...
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takes a mold of the legs of the
intended wearer to
create a last for the
bootmaking process. The
unique pair of
boots are then
carefully sewn onto soles....
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known to
engage in
tasks that
require fine control, such as
writing and
bootmaking as well as
working as a cab driver. The
Wadoma people of
Zimbabwe have...
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These schools taught Mexican children manual education – or gardening,
bootmaking, blacksmithing, and
carpentry for
Mexican boys and
sewing and homemaking...
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connected with
historic industries of Norwich,
including weaving, shoe and
bootmaking, iron foundries, and
manufacture of
metal goods, engineering, milling...
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schools that
taught Mexican children manual education, or gardening,
bootmaking, blacksmithing, and
carpentry for
Mexican boys and
sewing and homemaking...
- who as a boy
moved to
London where Florey's
grandfather established a
bootmaking business.
Joseph Florey's
first wife was
Charlotte Ames, with whom he...
- period, and
brickmaking and
tilemaking were
significant local industries.
Bootmaking and repairing, and
tanning of leather, were also
substantial employers...
