The customer was measured in a shop, the Clicker cut out the upper leathers, which were given to the closer to be closed, and then to the maker for the sole and heel to be put on.
"Our Legal Heritage, 4th Ed."
S. A. Reilly
Cerizet, compositor, Clicker, and foreman, realized in his person the "phenomenal triplicity" of Kant; he set up type, read proof, took orders, and made out invoices; but the most part of the time he had nothing to do, and used to read novels in his den at the back of the workshop while he waited for an order for a bill-head or a trade circular.
"Eve and David"
Honore de Balzac
Her husband was a "Clicker" from Stafford; he had been dead eight years.
"London's Underworld"
Thomas Holmes