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In 1883, a man named Jan Matzeliger created the first machine to make shoes. It was called the lasting machine. It stitched the top leather part of the shoe to the bottom sole, which allowed many shoes to be made quickly. His invention was so important that he has his own stamp.
Copies of Whose Shoes? A Shoe for Every Job by Stephen R. Swinburne are available for libraries, schools, child care centers, preschools, Head Starts and other agencies. These copies are for non-commercial use and will ship from the publisher in March 2011. Invoices will be sent via e-mail.
Please note, when you make payment, the check or money order must be payable to James V. Brown Library and mailed to:
Office of Commonwealth Libraries
Bureau of Library Development
333 Market St.
Harrisburg, PA 17126-1745
An additional order to the publisher is not anticipated. For less than carton quantity, please follow this link to order from Amazon.com
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