Leg Cover. A piece of sheeted gum rolled upon a piece of frictioned sheeting called the leg form.
Leg Lining. The lining, usually of felt or wool netting, for the leg.
Para. A name given to rubber from Brazil.
Piping. Strips of frictioned sheeting used to join the lining together over the instep and up the back, and also to hold the lining up on the tree by passing a strip over the top.
Rag Counter. Quarter stiff is a counter piece cut out of rag-coated or frictioned sheeting, which gives stiffness to the counter.
Side Stay. A spike-shaped piece of frictioned sheeting, placed on each side of the ankle.
Rag Sole. A sole stiffening cut out of a sheet of rag stock, which covers the whole bottom. The edges are skived to make a perfect edge.
Toe Filler. A rag-stock filling sole to fill up the hollow on the bottom caused by attaching the lining to the inner sole.
