Comb is a Shoe term referring to the section of the Last corresponding to the forepart of the foot immediately beneath the ankle. Shoe Lasts are much thinner at this part than that of the foot and the hollowness in the comb assists in enabling the shoe quarters to grip the foot properly.

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