US1051767A - Cushion-heel. - Google Patents

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US1051767A
US1051767A US70001912A US1912700019A US1051767A US 1051767 A US1051767 A US 1051767A US 70001912 A US70001912 A US 70001912A US 1912700019 A US1912700019 A US 1912700019A US 1051767 A US1051767 A US 1051767A
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    • AHUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43FOOTWEAR
    • A43BCHARACTERISTIC FEATURES OF FOOTWEAR; PARTS OF FOOTWEAR
    • A43B21/00Heels; Top-pieces or top-lifts
    • A43B21/36Heels; Top-pieces or top-lifts characterised by their attachment; Securing devices for the attaching means
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  • the aforesaid objeetion is :ivobookl by providing the upper part of the rnbbe hee wili a @op formed with zi rim in which he heel seated.
  • Figure l is an underside view of the boel.. Fig. 2, e. eide elevation with the heel shown, vin Section.
  • the elastic or'indioinblixir heel fr has die usual recess with retaining plete Zi, trend portion of herd centre, snel). as shown by c anni e, and of known eonstineiion, being provided. Te upper end of the heel ie.,
  • cap o7 o Stiff maeifi er metal which fits against the and 1e oomieeted with the leiter by any suitable means.
  • the cap is formed with a suisil'le rim for eeetually preventing -he edges of Lilie ynbber from protruding under normal; measure in "e: king.
  • seid metal oep plete having depending ⁇ lenga-e which are sloiei than the tliieknese of the eiasie body portion and enioeflfi i he body porion, the outer eci@ lie being 'linen wiili 'the side W i of the elnsie lowly poi'iion, ieeiningg p. he delires in, und fastening devices between fiile retaining plate emi the inf-.inl ginie 'Lo hold the laitier in position.

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P1 ROSSBGH.
CUSHIONA HEEL. LPPLIGATIOE FILED IA! S7., 1912. 1,051,767. PatentedJan. 28, 1913.
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NTED STATES ERIEDRICH RSSBACH; UF FBA-EKFOR-T, GERVANY,
CUSHION-HEEL To ali 'whom 'if may aonce'n:
Be it known Limi il, FRIEDRICH ROSSBACH, a subject of the Emperor of Germany, and resident et s'iettenliofweg G0, Frankfort, Germany, have invented. certain new and useful improvements Relating to Cushionllfeels.
Hilierto, elastic or indininbber heele for boos and. the like have been asiened by means of e plate disposed in e recess of the rubber heel and fixed. by nails screws or rivets to the sole, and a tread of hard material such as leather, fiber, iron, or the like has also been provided. With heels of this type, the 'upper edges of the rubber nem the Sole, are often forced out owing to the pressure und friction of the heel :igainet die leather sole. e
According to this invention the aforesaid objeetion is :ivoiilel by providing the upper part of the rnbbe hee wili a @op formed with zi rim in which he heel seated.
i will describe lie invention willi efe* ence (zo the accompanying diawings., in which: i
Figure l, is an underside view of the boel.. Fig. 2, e. eide elevation with the heel shown, vin Section.
The elastic or'indioinblixir heel fr, has die usual recess with retaining plete Zi, trend portion of herd materiale, snel). as shown by c anni e, and of known eonstineiion, being provided. Te upper end of the heel ie.,
Specification of Letters 'Patent Application filed May 27, 1912.
Pm'ente Jan. 28, i913.
seria; No. 790,019.
however engagedin e. cap o7 o Stiff maeifi er metal which fits against the and 1e oomieeted with the leiter by any suitable means. The cap is formed with a suisil'le rim for eeetually preventing -he edges of Lilie ynbber from protruding under normal; measure in "e: king.
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A heel Comprieing an elesie iody portion formed Wih a. depression and an opening, a layer of hardened material on the under en face of the eiestiebody portion, a "bolt extending through the hardened materiel and the opening in fzie elastic body portion, means for securing lne bolt in, posi'ion, e. metal cap plate located on the upper surface of 'lfie elastic body portion, seid metal oep plete having depending {lenga-e which are sloiei than the tliieknese of the eiasie body portion and enioeflfi i he body porion, the outer eci@ lie being 'linen wiili 'the side W i of the elnsie lowly poi'iion, ieeiningg p. he delires in, und fastening devices between fiile retaining plate emi the inf-.inl ginie 'Lo hold the laitier in position.
In. testimony whereof 1i'. have hereunto seit my hond in presence of "me wiinesses.
FREDRCH IOSSBACH.
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