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序号	专利名	申请号	申请日	公开（公告）号	公开（公告）日	发明人
21	Custom article of footwear	US11895506	2007-08-23	US07770306B2	2010-08-10	Robert M. Lyden
The present invention teaches a custom article of footwear, a method of making the same, and a method of conducting retail and Internet business. In particular, the components of the custom article of footwear can be selected from a wide range of options, and they can be easily removed and replaced, as desired.
22	Custom article of footwear and method of making the same	US11519166	2006-09-11	US20070043630A1	2007-02-22	Robert Lyden
The present invention teaches a method of making a custom article of footwear. Further, the article of footwear can include a spring element that can provide improved cushioning, stability, and running economy. In addition, the components of the article of footwear can be selected from a wide range of options, and can be easily removed and replaced, as desired.
23	Insole and a wooden shoe mold, and a method for manufacturing shoes	US10197344	2002-07-16	US06622332B2	2003-09-23	Masanobu Furuhashi
The invention provides a freely detachable insole and wooden mold as well as a method of manufacturing shoes, the method using the freely detachable insole and wooden mold, and the method being characterized in that the operation of attaching the insole to the wooden mold can be done in speedy fashion; the alignment of the insole can be easily adjusted even when the insole is attached to the mold not in alignment; there is no danger of failing to pull out nails; and there is no requirement of any special equipment cost. The method of manufacturing shoes comprises the steps of: providing suckers on a wooden shoe mold, attaching the wooden mold and the insole together by such means of causing adherence by suction between a generally flat surface mating the suckers and being provided on the shoe insole and the suckers being provided on the wooden mold made to be freely detachable, and covering the wooden mold by a shoe vamp to thereafter complete a tucking operation.
24	Customized article of footwear and method of conducting retail and internet business	US09573121	2000-05-17	US06601042B1	2003-07-29	Robert M. Lyden
The present application teaches a device and method for adjusting the width, girth, and foot shape of an article of footwear. Lasting boards having different configurations and alternate positions for selectively affixing various portions of an upper can be used to adjust and customize the fit of an article of footwear for an individual wearer. The lasting board can also comprise a spring element which can provide improved cushioning, stability, running economy, and a long service life. Unlike the conventional foam materials presently being used by the footwear industry, the spring element is not substantially subject to compression set degradation and can provide a relatively long service life. The components of the article of footwear including the upper, insole, lasting board and/or spring element, and sole including possible midsole and outsole portions can be selected from a range of options, and can be easily removed and replaced, as desired. Further, the relative configuration and functional relationship as between the forefoot, midfoot and rearfoot areas of the article of footwear can be readily modified and adjusted. Accordingly, the article of footwear can be customized by a wearer or specially configured for a select target population in order to optimize desired performance criteria. Moreover, the present invention teaches a novel method of manufacturing an article of footwear, and also, a novel way of doing both retail and Internet business.
25	Claw-type fixer for holding a vamp and a midsole	US09839278	2001-04-20	US20020154967A1	2002-10-24	Hsi-Mou Huang
A claw-type fixer for temporarily holding a vamp and a midsole of a shoe during a manufacturing process is introduced. The claw-type fixer is made of a steel plate to form a claw structure that includes a claw handle and a plurality of front teeth curved 90null from the claw handle. Each of the teeth has a sharp tip for easily piecing the leather-made vamp. While applying the claw-type fixer of the present invention, the left hand of the operator is used to hold the claw handle of the fixer and the right hand is used to depress the teeth of the fixer into the work piece. The claw-type fixer can ensure temporarily the connection of the vamp and the midsole and thus improve the adhesion in between. While removing the fixer of the present invention, it can be easily done by simply applying little pulling upon the handle to lift the claw-type fixer. In addition, the claw-type fixer is low-cost and can be reused.
26	System and method for manufacturing shoes using wooden mold	US186271	1998-11-04	US6092250A	2000-07-25	Masanobu Furuhashi
Disclosed is a shoe making system and a method of manufacturing a shoe, in which the work of fastening an inner sole to a wooden mold can be done easily and speedily. In the method, metal plates 23 and 24 having a magnetic absorption property are stuck to an inner sole 21 to form a magnetic absorption portion. On the other hand, magnets 33 and 34 are buried at positions corresponding to the metal plates 23 and 24 in a bottom portion of a wooden mold 31. The metal plates 23 and 24 are attached to the magnets 33 and 34 buried in the wooden mold 31, so that the inner sole 21 is fastened to the wooden mold 31. After the inner sole 21 is fastened to the wooden mold 31, the wooden mold 31 is covered with a shoe upper, and the shoe upper and the inner sole are joined by joins.
27	Molding an insole and attaching the molded insole to a last bottom	US262665	1981-05-11	US4389745A	1983-06-28	Becka Michael M.
An arrangement for molding a flat insole (412) and adhesively attaching the molded insole to the bottom of a last (414) comprising an upper mold (62) and a lower mold (14) having complementary molding surfaces that are initially spaced from each other so that the flat insole is transported between the molding surfaces and are then closed upon the insole to mold the flat insole to the shape of the molding surfaces. The upper mold is then raised while the molded insole is retained on the upper mold molding surface after which the insole is released from the upper mold molding surface and descends onto the bottom of the last. The molded insole is then pressed onto the last bottom by an applicator (378) and is attached to the last bottom by an adhesive patch (421) on the last bottom that was previously applied to the last bottom by the applicator.
28	Machine for applying a patch of adhesive onto the bottom of a last	US287339	1981-07-27	US4373467A	1983-02-15	Michael M. Becka
A machine for applying a patch of adhesive onto the bottom of a last (94) comprising an adhesive applying member (89) movable downwardly into engagement with the last bottom and a shifting mechanism (34, 92) operative to so shift the adhesive applying mechanism during its downward movement as to cause the adhesive applying mechanism to engage the last bottom close to the toe end of the last.
29	Shoe last with insole attachment means	US3744074D	1971-10-21	US3744074A	1973-07-10	STAPLETON P
A shoe last having an embedded hollow member provided with a cutting edge projecting from the last bottom for cutting a tab in an insole forceably applied to the last bottom for holding the insole registered on the last bottom. A method for temporarily securing an insole on a last bottom in which the cut tab is received in the hollow member.
30	Apparatus for temporarily attaching an insole to a last	US3513495D	1967-10-19	US3513495A	1970-05-26	BECKA MICHAEL M; HARRIMAN ALLEN C

31	Stitched adhesive tape releasable attaching method	US3474478D	1968-05-09	US3474478A	1969-10-28	BATCHELDER CHARLES F; RUBICO JEROME A

32	Means for magnetically retaining an insole and last in assembled alignment	US22426662	1962-08-13	US3166771A	1965-01-26	KLINE RICHARD G; REID JOHN B; SPENCE ROBERT A

33	Sole fitting machine	US28652552	1952-05-07	US2682674A	1954-07-06	STACEY ERNEST W

34	Shoe lasting	US27266139	1939-05-09	US2203247A	1940-06-04	SANTO AZZARA

35	Art of making shoes	US63347523	1923-04-20	US1732293A	1929-10-22	WARREN GEORGE E

36	Art of making shoes	US47665921	1921-06-11	US1706504A	1929-03-26	WARREN GEORGE E

37	Work-positioning means	US148525	1925-01-09	US1674061A	1928-06-19	FREDERICK PYM ARTHUR

38	Device for finishing piston packing-rings.	US1912705569	1912-06-24	US1044826A	1912-11-19	SIEBEN JOSEPH A

39	Improvement in machines for making extension-table tops	US136193D		US136193A	1873-02-25

40	Custom Article of Footwear and Method of Making the Same	US15629699	2017-06-21	US20170280816A1	2017-10-05	Robert Michael Lyden
The present invention teaches a method of making a custom article of footwear. Further, the article of footwear can include a knitted upper and means for cushioning. In addition, the components of the article of footwear can be selected from a wide range of options, and can be easily removed and replaced, as desired.

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