STONES NEW SUPERLATIVE COAT AND VEST SYSTEM

Based Upon the Proportions of the Human FormThe combined mass, or structure, is simply divided into the trunk and extremities. The trunk is composed of the head, the thorax, or ribs, with-the sternum or breast bone, the bones of the hips and the great vertebral column or back bone. The extremities are designated as superior and inferior, and are the arms and legs.The bones composing the spine or vertebral column are twenty-four in number. Seven are given to the neck (cervical), twelve to the back or ribs (dorsal), and five to the loins (lumbar). The combined column, with its intervening cartilages, measures on an average from two feet four inches to two feet eight inches, independent of its base, the os sacrum, and the terminating bones of the coccyx. It has, when viewed in profile, a curved or serpentine form. In the neck it is slightly concave