US123350A - Improvement in staples for hashes - Google Patents
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- B68B—HARNESS; DEVICES USED IN CONNECTION THEREWITH; WHIPS OR THE LIKE
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- Haine-staples have heretofore been made circular in cross-section and of uniform diameter.
- the portions in actual contact, to which the wear is confined are exceedingly limited, whereby a notch or groove is rapidly formed in the staple, which soon impairs its strength.
- My invention is designed to remedy this defect, and consists of a llame-staple constructed with a curved recess on one side, forming a seat for the clip, and an enlargement on the opposite side conforming with the shape of the recess, so as to impart the required strength to the staple, as will be hereinafter fully described.
- Figure I is a partly-sectional elevation
- Fig. II a partlysectional plan View of a hame-staple and tngclip of ordinary construction
- Fig. III is a front elevation of my improved fri-staple, with the tug-clip in section.
- Fig. IV is a sectional plan view thereof.
- Fig. V is a side elevation of my improved fri-staple; and
- Fig. VI represents a hame provided with my improved staple.
- A represents the round portion of the tugclip, which engages with the hame-staple
- B represents my improved hamestaple attached to the fri in the ordinary manner. bis the recess formed in the front portion of the staple at the center so as to envelop the portion A of the tug-clip for nearly one-half of the circumference of its cross-section, as clearly shown in Fig. III.
- b is the enlargement on the back of the hame-staple Opposite the recess b and conforming' with the shape of the latter, so as to compensate for the weakening of the staple by the recess Z).
- the portions b2 of the staple which are next to the terme are preferably made iattened or oval, so as to allow of the engagement of the tug-clip with my iinproved staple, which is done after the latter is secured to the hame without requiring the portions A of the clip to be spread more than is required for the insei-tion of the tug.
- the surface in contact with the tugclip is in my improved stap'le considerable larger than in an ordinary staple7 as represented in Figs. I and II, whereby an undue wear at one particular point is prevented and the durability of the staple greatlyT increased.
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J. LETCHWORTH.
Stapie fore-Harmes.
No.123,350, Patented Feb. 6,1872.
, lima-fee l FFICE.
JOSIAH LETOHWORTH, OF BUFFALO, NEW YORK.
IMPROVEMENT IN STAPLES FOR HANIES.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 123,350, dated February 6, 1872.
SPnorrIoATIoN.
I, J osnsn Lnrcnwonrn, of the city of Buffalo, in the county of Erie and State of N ew York, have invented a certain Improvement in Hame-Staples, of which the following is a specification.
Haine-staples have heretofore been made circular in cross-section and of uniform diameter. As the portion of the tug-clip which engages with the staple is of similar form, the surfaces in actual contact, to which the wear is confined, are exceedingly limited, whereby a notch or groove is rapidly formed in the staple, which soon impairs its strength. My invention is designed to remedy this defect, and consists of a llame-staple constructed with a curved recess on one side, forming a seat for the clip, and an enlargement on the opposite side conforming with the shape of the recess, so as to impart the required strength to the staple, as will be hereinafter fully described.
In the accompanying drawing, Figure I is a partly-sectional elevation, and Fig. II a partlysectional plan View of a hame-staple and tngclip of ordinary construction. Fig. III is a front elevation of my improved haine-staple, with the tug-clip in section. Fig. IV is a sectional plan view thereof. Fig. V is a side elevation of my improved haine-staple; and Fig. VI represents a hame provided with my improved staple.
Like letters designate like parts in each of the figures.
A represents the round portion of the tugclip, which engages with the hame-staple, and
A its iiattened ends, between which the tug is secured. B represents my improved hamestaple attached to the haine in the ordinary manner. bis the recess formed in the front portion of the staple at the center so as to envelop the portion A of the tug-clip for nearly one-half of the circumference of its cross-section, as clearly shown in Fig. III. b is the enlargement on the back of the hame-staple Opposite the recess b and conforming' with the shape of the latter, so as to compensate for the weakening of the staple by the recess Z). The portions b2 of the staple which are next to the haine are preferably made iattened or oval, so as to allow of the engagement of the tug-clip with my iinproved staple, which is done after the latter is secured to the hame without requiring the portions A of the clip to be spread more than is required for the insei-tion of the tug. The surface in contact with the tugclip is in my improved stap'le considerable larger than in an ordinary staple7 as represented in Figs. I and II, whereby an undue wear at one particular point is prevented and the durability of the staple greatlyT increased.
What I cla-ini as my invention is- In combination with a tug-clip, the hainestaple B, constructed with the recess b and enlargement b1, substantially as and for the purpose hereinbefore set forth.
JOSIAH LETOHWORTH. Witnesses:
JAY HYATT,
JNO. J. BoNNnR.
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