US1022734A - Scarf-holding collar attachment. - Google Patents

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T. s. HAMILTON. SCARF HOLDING COLLAR ATTACHMENT.

APPLICATION FILED APBJZ, 1911.

17 022 734 T Patented Apr. 9, 1912.

L112 93563," Ear/e12 01 T Tamfwflfi awz 222 022 THOMAS S. HAMILTON, 0F KING CITY, CAL'EFCBRNIA.

SCARF-HOLDING- COLLAR ATTACHMENT Specification of Letters Patent.

Application filed. April 12, 1911. Serial No. 620,553.

1 0 any wlwm u may concern:

Be it known that I, Tr-ronms S. HAMILTON, citizen of the United States, residing at- King City, in the county of Monterey and State of California, have invented new and useful Improvements in Scarf-Holding Collar Attachments, of which the following is a specification.

My invention relates to an attachment for collars, which is especially adapted to retain the scarf .or tie in proper position to allow it to move freely until. the tie has been adjusted, and to retain the device in proper relation with the collar thereafter. I

it consists in the combination of parts and details of construction which will be more fullv explained -by reference to the accompanying drawings, in 'which- Figure l is a perspective view of the collar showing my attachment. Fig. 2 is a perspective View of the attachment. Fig. 3 is an enlarged transverse section on the line XX, Fig: 1. "Fig. 4 is a detail perspective View showing a modified form of the collar fastening.

It is-the object of my invention to provide 21 means for retaining scar-its or neckties in proper relation with the shirt collar to allow the scarf to be easily moved longitudinally While it is being adjusted. to the neck, and to retain the parts in proper relative position. i

As shown in the drawings, A indicates the neck or collaidoand of an ordinary shirt, and this band has a downwardly projecting flap centrally in the back. 7

3 is a semi-rigid plate, which may be made of celluloid, vulcanized rubber, or other suit able material, and which is folded upon it.- sclt to form an outwardly and upwardly extending flange 3*, as-pnrticularl v shown in Fig. 2, and in section in Fig. 3, on its lower edge. A flat hook member l is mounted on the lower edge ot the plate 3 centrally thereof, which book is adapted to extend under the downwardly turned flap 2 of the shirtband, as shown in 3.

5 represents a shirt collar of the turneddown variety,'--towh'ich'this device 1s especially applicable.

under the dmvnwzi-lrdly turned flap of a shirt In applying the device, a lie or scarf B may be first introduced between the inside of the flange t and the outside of the plate 3; the space between these sides being sul'licien't to allow the tie to move freely therein. The

ton-holc in the hack of a collar, this button securing the plate 3 and the collar 5 together, the plate 3 being properly held in place thereby. L'f d-esircd,'the button 7 may be formed integral with the pie. to 3,111 shown in Fig. l. The plate 3 is then attached to the collar band A by means oi the hook member l, which is slipped under the flap 2, as before mentioned.

The front of the collar will be secured by buttons in the usual manner and the outer fold of the collar extends downwardly over the bent plate and the contained The scarf can he slipped easily along within the plate, which prevents any oinding, and the plate itself is properly retain d in plac' when the parts are all in po ion, as be fore described. 7

Having thus described my invention, what 1 cl aim and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is-

An improved scarf-holding collar attachment consisting of a plate fashioned to lit the collar and having on upwardly turned.

flange around. its bottom edge, said plate having a fiat hoolr memb r on the lower edge intermediate oil: the ends, the upper end of said hoot; portion adapted to extend hand and said plate having a member of 'a button fastening adjacent said hools: member.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand in the presence of tWo subscribing witnesses.

' THOMAS S. PAMILTOF. ll ilnesses 13. C. GRisWoLn, G. PI MAosnN.

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