US1602321A - Glove - Google Patents

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S. J. BEEBE Oct. 5 1926.

GLOVE 192 3 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 Filed Nov. 30.

5. J. BEEBE Oct. 5 1926'.

GLOVE Fiied Nov. 30.

2 Sheets-Sheet 2 Z O H e v n m d SiuarJ Beebe Patented Oct. 5, 1 926. g

STUART J. 'ZBEEBE, F RICHMOND, INDIAN;

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Application filed November 30, 1923. Serial No. 6771777.

My 'said'invention relates to an improveare integrally united at the upper end as ment in gloves and it is an object of the same may be seen in Fi ure 5. to provide a glove which can be madefrom The piece 20,'s own in Figure 2, is now a relatively small number of parts thereby secured to the glove blank by spreading it 60 dispensing with a large amount of unnecesapart andsewing the edge indicated at 21 sary cutting and sewing, in addition to to the edges of the blank indicated at 22 a which there will be a smaller number of- (Fig. 1) in the form shown in Figure 3. seamsin the completed product. After this the blank may be spread out in Another object of the invention is to prothe manner indicated in Figure 4, the blank 65 vide a glove with the fullness at the frontv 20 'now forming the strips 23 and 24 for instead of the hack of the fingers. covering the front sides 'of the middle and Referring to the accompanying drawings, ring fingers. which are made a part hereof and on which After this is done the blank may-be foldsimilar reference characters indicate similar ed over and stitched wrong side out along 7 parts, its outer edges thus securing the outer edge Figure 1 is a plan of my improved. glove of the coverings 12 and 13 for the inside ofprior to attachment of a. finger blank and the palm and little finger to the correspond beforejoining the same along one side, ing outer edge of the coverings 11 and 19 Figure 2, a similarview of. the blank confor the back of the'hand and little finger. 7 stituting the inner side of each. of two The inside and end adjoining edges of the fingers, coverings for the little and fore-fingers are a Figure 3, a similar view-of the glove -next stitched and the side edges of the secblank after the part shown in Figure 2 has ond and third fingers thus forming the combeen attached thereto, leted glove. The structure of the fingers Figure 4, a similar view with the finger is indicated in Figure 6 where 19 indicates piece of Figure 2 spread out, the narrow back strip of the finger'and 14 Figure 5; a perspective of the completed the wide front strip whereby the fullness of glove, and the finger is provided at thefront instead. Figure 6, a section on line 6-6 of Figof the rear. ure 5. Various modifications of my invention In the drawings reference character 10 will be obvious to those skilled in the art indicates the wrist piece of a glove or without departing from thespirit of-the 1ngauntlet which may be of any-stiff material vention and thereforel do not limit myself .such as buckram. The wrist piece in the to what is shown in the drawings and de- 85 form here. shown has attached thereto a scribed in the specification, but only as piece 11 covering the back of the' hand indicated in the appended claim.

which piece may be made of flannel or can- Having thus fully described my said invas or other convenient material and a piece vention, what I claim as new and desire to 12 preferably of leather covering the palm secure by Letters Patent, is 2- a of the hand. .This piece 12 is slit at 22 and A glove comprising an integral leather has extensions 13 and .14 for covering the blank covering the palm of the hand and the front of the index and little fingers respecfirst and last fingers, a leather blank secured tively while the portion of each 13 and 14 thereto for covering the two intermediate adjacent the slit 22 is folded aroundthe fingers at their front side, a fabric covering 1 0 45 inner side of the respective finger. The for the back of the hand extending from piece 12 is further provided with an openthe wrist to a point adjacent the knuckles ing formed by the cutting out of the piece and having a substantially straight upper 16 for the inside of the thumb and into which edge, and aset of integral narrow strips of is set the piece 15 constituting the covering leather secured thereto for covering the 5 so for the back of the thumb. backs of the fingers, substantially as set By means of seamsat 17 and 18 I attach forth. to the parts 11 and 12 a strip of material, In witness whereof, I have hereunto setpreferably leather, which is divided by lonmy hand and seal at Richmond, Indiana, gitudinal cuts into a plurality of strips 19. this 14th day of November, A. Dinineteen 11o of unequal length which strips serve for hundred and twenty-three. covering the backs of'the fingers and which B

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