US1015702A - Attachment for fountain-pens. - Google Patents

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US1015702A
US1015702A US59903910A US1910599039A US1015702A US 1015702 A US1015702 A US 1015702A US 59903910 A US59903910 A US 59903910A US 1910599039 A US1910599039 A US 1910599039A US 1015702 A US1015702 A US 1015702A
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    • B43WRITING OR DRAWING IMPLEMENTS; BUREAU ACCESSORIES
    • B43KIMPLEMENTS FOR WRITING OR DRAWING
    • B43K25/00Attaching writing implements to wearing apparel or objects involving constructional changes of the implements
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    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • I, ALFRED 'NAPOLITANO a subjectof the King of Italy, and residing at Lake Charles, in the parish of Calcasieu and State of Louisiana, have invented an improved Attachment for Fountain-Pens, oi which the following is a specification.
  • I My invention is an'improvement in the of devices which are applied to founit tai'n pens for holding them securely in a Vest or other garment pocket.
  • attachment is a spring bar provided at one end with a clawor prong -and at the other so constructed as to adapt it to be se- :cnred to thehody orcap of. a fountain'pen.
  • FIG. 1 is side View bf a fountain pen with my attatnnent securedtheretc.
  • FIG. 2 is a perctive 'view of-the attachment propen She device consists of a thin and narrow. 'ing-bar whosebody' or middle portion is ved outward 'andywhose flat shank' 1 is ached-to the cap-of a fountain pen.
  • a .arp inwardly projecting claw or prong 2 is formed near the free end of the bar, and the terminal portion extending beyond the prong is "curved outward and formedfla's a hook 4;, whose outer side is rounded. Between such prong 2 and hook; t is a-swell
  • the hook e thus stands ofi or projects awaytroni the pen so that the fingernail may be conveniently inserted beneath it, or between it and the pen, when it is required to httthe i v act of detaching the latter from the fabric.

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"A. NAPOLITANO. ATTACHMENT FOR FOUNTAIN PENS;
APPLICATION FILED DEC. 23, 1910.
1,01 5,702. Patented Jan. 23, 1912.
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it known that I, ALFRED 'NAPOLITANO, a subjectof the King of Italy, and residing at Lake Charles, in the parish of Calcasieu and State of Louisiana, have invented an improved Attachment for Fountain-Pens, oi which the following is a specification. I My invention is an'improvement in the of devices which are applied to founit tai'n pens for holding them securely in a Vest or other garment pocket.
attachment is a spring bar provided at one end with a clawor prong -and at the other so constructed as to adapt it to be se- :cnred to thehody orcap of. a fountain'pen.
- A special feature of the'device is the con- I notion of the tree end of the same wherefbut to be readily detached when it is ed to withdraw the pen, y Y the accompanying drawing, Figure .1 is side View bf a fountain pen with my attatnnent securedtheretc. -Fig. 2is a perctive 'view of-the attachment propen She device consists of a thin and narrow. 'ing-bar whosebody' or middle portion is ved outward 'andywhose flat shank' 1 is ached-to the cap-of a fountain pen. A .arp inwardly projecting claw or prong 2 is formed near the free end of the bar, and the terminal portion extending beyond the prong is "curved outward and formedfla's a hook 4;, whose outer side is rounded. Between such prong 2 and hook; t is a-swell The hook e thus stands ofi or projects awaytroni the pen so that the fingernail may be conveniently inserted beneath it, or between it and the pen, when it is required to httthe i v act of detaching the latter from the fabric. 4:
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it. is not only adapted to. engage the clothhpecifieation of Letters Eatentn I Patented, Jan; 23, 1912. Y a ire-ant nna December a, 1910. serial no 599,039.
prong out of the garment in order toremovethepen from the pocket.
- Between the claw 2 and the hook 4: there is an inward swell or projection 3, which serves in a measure to prevent the finger from coming in contact with the claw' in the It will be understood, therefore, that, when the pen is inserted in the pocket, the free end of the attaching device slides down over the lapv oi?- the same, and then the claw or prong 2 automatically penetrates and engages the fabric, whereby the pen is heldlt is important that the outer side of the hook 4 shall be rounded in order that the same shall not catch in the clothing that may overlie it. 1 What'I claim is The combination with a penot the de scribed attachment consisting] of a thin spring-bar whose'body is curved outwardly and provided at its free end with a prong 60 projecting inwardly, and aterminal portion extended beyond said prong and curved outwar'dly therefrom, in hook form, and. rounded on the outer side, the hook being thus spaced from the penwhenthe prong is 65 in contact therewith, as shown and described. v
In testimony whereof, I claim the foregoing as my inven ion, and have signed in the presence of, thesubscribing witnesses 70 thi eighth day of lDecember, A. D. 1910.
, ALFRED NAPOLKTANQ.
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Ben M. Wnsr,
' T. S. Dane,
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