US1184591A - Hook and eye. - Google Patents

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M. A. STREHLEIN.

HOOK AND EYE. 7 APPLICATION FILED FEB. 16. I916.

Patented May 2", 1916.

Application filed lfie'iairuei'y 18, 19163.

1" 0 all 10. mm 2'16 may concem Be it known that ii, MARK A. STREHLEEJL :1 citizen of the Uniteii reeiii L7 iitnie, in. the county oi? i/Vinona enci Minmssom, have invented. certain new and ini nroveinents in flecks we. .1 (lo hereby declare the feiiew to be W fiiii, Cifiilh and exact fie oi the ini' en "in, such as will enehie oihei's siziiieti in him :1 i0 'whiei it epperhiins to nmi I; sin ii.

sis 2,11! i use the same.

J his invention relates to fast ners and more pui'iicuim'iy 210 a heeh and eye wherein the hook members and the eye 01 receiving, nieinhers carrieci hy iiishs, whieh disks are provided ih means for M3 taehing them to fiiblim finether object of azhe inveniien is "no wide in e heok and. eye garment; fastener specifieci, a heek-meniber which comprises a, met-Lillie iiisk h wing 2L slot formed ceniiuiiy therein, and to attach a heck meinher w f eh is formed of Wire, bent "be assume av hook shape he the disk, so iii-eh its hooked enii will 1" he pesicieneoi upon one Sii of ihe dish, and

supporting hedy portion on the eppesiie side of the dish, and to fern?- hump npen hoekeci member: for prejeei ien sail slot for n 2; :iccideniaei heeween hook inemhei anti her.

"With the foregoing and. view this inventien censis'ts in such novei eii seonnee i,

feeinses of construetien ceuhinetion an-i. aFrangenes-mt of parts Wlii he heiemaiiizer more fniiy cieserihech iihistirmtefi in the accompanying drawings enii claimed.

In iieserihingg the invention in cietzui referenoe Wiii be had he the eceoni iien'ying cirewings wherein ii e characters designate like and corresponding parts threnghen the several views, enci in Whieh1- Figure 1 is a View showing the eppiice tien of the improved 'fessenei: Fig. 2 is e detail plan of the eye or receiving meinhei". Fig 3 is e detail plan of the hook on inserting member. Fig. 4 is e rear view of the hook or inserting member. 5) is 3, seetion al View through the hook eni eye members connected. Fig. 6 is a face View of a inoc'iifiefl form of hoek membeil: "Z' is e fees view of e moc'iifieci form of "ihe eye or receiving member:

Eleierring more 'peiiicnieniy he the dine fangs 1 fiesigneies fish", v-zhieh meg] he eon- 11 of Letters Patent.

eateii'iteii striilcteci of fabric "fer eye or i'eceiving member ihere-- 'iie 3 is Qi OV'iCiQd Wiizh a, siee 8 no sit-weed. unity wghei' through which iihe receiving pnrtien. shown in Fig. 5' of the drawings, The re? v insert 01 heeh member includes 1 elisi' n) wnieh has a pinreliixy ef pron-55s 11 p i 1o :ned i'lrreen for inseirt-ien through fabric e1 Mioehin hook or inserting member to a garment. with a cer rally (iieposeii slot The heel; member proper, genei'icaiiy in dicafcd o she numei'ei 13 is formed of a strand 0 'ire, which. is bent to assume snhstzilitiail i.-simpe and is again bent as )WH. at in form tin-"body porien 15 and the inser 'ieg yw'iion 16 of ibhc hook member. The L 1 the hm]: nienihei' een'inyi 'v'"*1cis 1.? and 18 whieh are m riee suitably cured "so the i the disk 10, and end which is posi- "e of ihe sitie e mnis 1'5 nvn in i" The side ed 18 are curved ami. as ciees smniis oi. s-.::i;iens temwrci each other :1: own at 20 and are WBi-fifiii ibogeth The Centi'eiy disposed strand 1S ext-ends 1 me the connected. end of the siiie Siliffi'fldS 1? anti 1. The eenialiy 6.

'. foiimee i thereupon i ihich projects through other respects the modified farms are identi ciii with 'iihe preferred eiesci'ihec'i,

in in? the sire-min m feicni as heretofore impreveii projects as cieaifiy;

The lisk 10 is aisdnio'viied' is; nse i siiienrl 19 has an enisi'zinck portion i fastening devices are illustrated to represent strips of fabric 32 and 33, one of which is adapted to be attached to the waist band of a skirt and the other to the waist band of a waist, for connecting the two articles of wearing apparel, so as to eliminate the liability of the accidental separating of the articles of wearing apparel and also to eliminate. the necessity of a relativelytight waist band.

In reducing the invention to practice, certain minor features of construction, combination and arrangement of parts may necessitate alterations to which the patentee is entitled provided such alterations are comprehended within the scope of what is claimed.

What is claimed is:'-

1. In a garment fastener, the combination of a receiving member including a disk having a centrally disposed slot, a strand of wire having its ends attached to said disk the intermediate portion of said strand of wire being bulged outwardly through said slot for forming a hook receiving eye, and

an inserting structure including a disk, a strand of .wire attached'to said disk and bent to form an attaching body, and an inserting hook end for insertion through said hook receiving eye, and radiating prongs formed integrally upon said disks for at taching the disks to the fabric.

2. In a garment fastener structure, the combination, of a receiving member comrising a disk, having a centrally disposed. slot formed therein, a strand of Wire attached to said disk, the intermediate portion of said strand .of wire being bulged through said slot, for forming a hook receiving eye,-.

wire being bulged outwardly and extending through said slot for coaction with said hook inserting end for preventing accidental disconnection between the hook and eye.

3. In a garment fastener structure, an inserting member comprising a disk having a centrally disposed slot, a strand of wire bent to form an attaching body portion which is composed of a pair of s aced sections of wire, and an inserting iiook portion, the ends of said 'attachiiw portions being connected, a single strand of wire extending between said spaced attachin portions and connected to the ends of the attaching portions, said single strand of wire being bulged intermediate its ends, the bulged portions extending through said slot for coaction with the inserting hooked end,

for preventing accidental disconnection be tween the hooked end and a receiving me1nber.

In testimony whereof I afiix my signature in presence of two Witnesses.

MARY .A; TREHLEIN.

Witnesses:

ALBERT KRAMER, HAROLD A. SANDT.

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