US1067445A - Bow. - Google Patents

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' F. W. A. snumz.

Bow.

APPLICATION FILED Nov. 4; 191

Patented July 15, 913;

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of the the b0 in, adapted to retain the soape into which it bent, and to hold the how in the form thereby imparted to it.

In a how having a loop, a former of plastic metal ivithin said loop adapted to retain the shape into which it is bent and to hold the loop in the form thereby imparted to it, and a metal staple securing said former in place, the prongs of said staple. passing through and beingclenched upon the material of said loop.

4. In a how having lateral loops and a cross hand, a former of plastic metal Within said loops adapted to retain the shape into which it is bent and to hold the loops in the form thereby imparted to thorn and staple securing said former to said loops, said staple being concealed on the treat side of the how hy the front of sad hand.

5, In a how having lateral loops and a cross hand, a former Of PilAStlC metal secured Within the loops adapted to retai i the shape into which it is bentand to hold the loops in theforni thereby imparted to them, and a fastener securing together the loops, the cross hand and the former. 6. In a how having loops made of av strip of enitahle material with the ends folded inward, a cross hand of suitable lllfil terial cxtei'iding across said loops with ends meeting; on the backside of the how a former oi. plastic metal Within said loops, and a. fas ener holding said formerin place and past; i' through the material of one of said lo and the ends of said cross hand, 1 constituting the secureinent for all of 0 1d per i T. In a how having lateral loops made of a strip of suitable material with the ends -folded inward, a cross hand-of suitable ma.- terial extending across said loops with its ends meeting on the back side of the how, a sti'fi'ener Within said loops, a long and relatively narrow former strip of plastic metal extending lelngtliwise Within said. loops, an

attaching strip located at the rear of said how, and a double pronged nn-tol staple, the prongs of which pass through the ends of said cross hand and. through said attach ing' strip, the material of one of and said stillener, and at each side of said metal formez; securing all of said parts to gether. I

S. An, ornamental how for shoes, coinprisinp; e forming looped wings and a central r band, a sheet of relatively still? material Within said. Wings for keeping them flan and a clenched'metal staple tending through said Wing's, said stilt material, and tllfiltitl portion of said central hand, whereby said Wings are prevented from slipping through said hand,said staple being concealed by the front of said hand.

9. ,A. how comprising a former, an inner covering strip extending lengthwise of the tori'ner andtovering its outer side and ends. the end portions of said strip bearing on the hack of the former, and a transverse covering strip extending crosswise of the former. and covering the central portion of the inner strip and the edges of said central portion, the end portions of the outer strip overlapping the end portions of the inner strip at the hack of the former.

10. A how comprising a stiffener having; a reinforcement of ductile metal adapted to he curved With the stiffener and to retain the curvature, and two covering strips one extending lengthwise and the other crosswise of the stiffener, the end portions of said strips being bent across the edges of the stiffener vand attached to the back thereof.

Signed by me at Boston, Massachusetts,

this 31st day of October 1911.

FREDERICK W. A. SHULlZ.

'itnesses: v

Romain (JUSHMAN, (I 1 I An mes l). \Vooonmm

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