US1128686A - Revolving holder for winding wool into balls. - Google Patents

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US1128686A
US1128686A US79985713A US1913799857A US1128686A US 1128686 A US1128686 A US 1128686A US 79985713 A US79985713 A US 79985713A US 1913799857 A US1913799857 A US 1913799857A US 1128686 A US1128686 A US 1128686A
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    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
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  • This invention relates to revolving holders for wool and other like materials, and is particularly designed for use in winding wool into balls for hand-knitting or other like purposes, and for keeping the ball under control while knitting, permitting same to unwind automatically as required.
  • the present invention has for its objects, to obviate this disadvantage and to provide improved means whereby the wool may be more conveniently wound upon the holder.
  • the device is simple in construction, and adapted to be readily attached by means of a spring or other clip to the back of a chair, edge of a table, or other similar position; or it may by means of a suitable hook or clip be attached to the waist belt or girdle of the user; and, when desired, is capable of use with a bracelet, or bangle.
  • the invention broadly consists in forming a plate of any suitable material, or bending wire of any suitable gage, to a form, the outline of which will consist of three, or more, arms or projecting portions and three, or more, indents, or scallops, whereby a plurality of arms and indents will be formed, and means combined therewith for suspending the same.
  • Figure 1 is a plan view of the improved form of holder which is shown as constructed of bent wire, but may be in the form of a disk or plate of any suitable material or substance.
  • Fig. 2 is a suitable Specification of Letters Patent.
  • Fig. 3 is a clip or hook and swivel suitable for attachment to a waist belt or girdle.
  • Fig. t shows the improved form of holder when used with a bracelet or bangle.
  • a is the improved holder which is shown formed of bent wire. It consists of four arms a. a and four indents a it has on one of its arms an eye 6 to which is attached a chain 0 having at its free end an enlarged link d for coupling up to the swivel e secured to the bangle f, or clips 9 and h, or other supporting device; the clip 9 being suitable for attachment to the back of a chair, edge of a table, or other suitable position, while the clip h is suitable to be worn on the waist belt or girdle of the user.
  • Apparatus of the kind described is of simple construction, it enables wool which is usually sold in hanks to be readily wound into balls for hand-knitting purposes and it permits their use either suspended from convenient positions such as the backs of chairs, sides, or edges, of tables, mantle pieces, and the like, or from waist belts, and girdles, or from bracelets, or bangles, worn on the wrist or other convenient part of the operator.
  • a holder for wool and the like, a holder comprising three or more arms, and a like number of indents, said arms and indents being arranged in alternating relation, one of said arms being provided with means by which said holder may be suspended.
  • a holder for W001 and the like, a holder comprising three or more arms, and a like number of indents, said arms and indents being arranged in alternating relation, one of said arms being provided with means by which said holder may be suspended, said means comprising a swivel.

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G. G. KENT.
REVOLVING HOLDER FOR WINDING WOOL INTO BALLS.
APPLICATION FILED NOV. a, 1913.
Patented Feb. 16, 1915.
? ETE l GEORGE GARE/ATE KENT, OF EAST FINGHLEY, ENGLAND, ASSIGNOR TO PRACTICAL NOVELTY COMPANY, LIMITED, OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
REVOLVING HOLDER FOR WINDING- WOOL INTO BALLS.
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Application filed November 8, 1913.
To all whom it may concern:
Beit known that I, GEORGE GARRATT KENT, a subject of the United Kingdom, residing at East Finchley, in the county of London, England, have invented new and useful Improvements in Revolving Holders for Winding Wool into Balls, of which the following is a specification.
This invention relates to revolving holders for wool and other like materials, and is particularly designed for use in winding wool into balls for hand-knitting or other like purposes, and for keeping the ball under control while knitting, permitting same to unwind automatically as required.
In winding wool upon the various forms of holders heretofore in use for hand-knitting purposes it is found that the wool will slip OK the holder when the ball has become too large, consequent upon the fact that there is only one retaining piece, namely the base, the ball being free to slip at the opposite end.
The present invention has for its objects, to obviate this disadvantage and to provide improved means whereby the wool may be more conveniently wound upon the holder.
The device is simple in construction, and adapted to be readily attached by means of a spring or other clip to the back of a chair, edge of a table, or other similar position; or it may by means of a suitable hook or clip be attached to the waist belt or girdle of the user; and, when desired, is capable of use with a bracelet, or bangle.
To these ends the invention broadly consists in forming a plate of any suitable material, or bending wire of any suitable gage, to a form, the outline of which will consist of three, or more, arms or projecting portions and three, or more, indents, or scallops, whereby a plurality of arms and indents will be formed, and means combined therewith for suspending the same.
We attain these objects by the means illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which Figure 1 is a plan view of the improved form of holder which is shown as constructed of bent wire, but may be in the form of a disk or plate of any suitable material or substance. Fig. 2 is a suitable Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Feb. 16, 1915.,
Serial No. 799,857.
form of spring hook or clip with chain and swivel for attachment to the holder. Fig. 3 is a clip or hook and swivel suitable for attachment to a waist belt or girdle. Fig. t shows the improved form of holder when used with a bracelet or bangle.
a is the improved holder which is shown formed of bent wire. It consists of four arms a. a and four indents a it has on one of its arms an eye 6 to which is attached a chain 0 having at its free end an enlarged link d for coupling up to the swivel e secured to the bangle f, or clips 9 and h, or other supporting device; the clip 9 being suitable for attachment to the back of a chair, edge of a table, or other suitable position, while the clip h is suitable to be worn on the waist belt or girdle of the user.
Apparatus of the kind described is of simple construction, it enables wool which is usually sold in hanks to be readily wound into balls for hand-knitting purposes and it permits their use either suspended from convenient positions such as the backs of chairs, sides, or edges, of tables, mantle pieces, and the like, or from waist belts, and girdles, or from bracelets, or bangles, worn on the wrist or other convenient part of the operator.
I claim:
1. In a revolving holder for wool and the like, a holder comprising three or more arms, and a like number of indents, said arms and indents being arranged in alternating relation, one of said arms being provided with means by which said holder may be suspended.
2. In a revolving holder for W001 and the like, a holder comprising three or more arms, and a like number of indents, said arms and indents being arranged in alternating relation, one of said arms being provided with means by which said holder may be suspended, said means comprising a swivel.
In testimony whereof I have signed my name to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.
GEORGE GARRATT KENT.
Witnesses:
MARY E. DANIELLS, JAMEs G. STOKES.
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