US1697900A - Combination shoe stool, foot measure, register, and mirror - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to an apparatus used in a boot or shoe store for quickly and 6-6, Figure and efficiently fitting a customers foot with the proper size boot or shoe.
- the object of the invention is the production of a combination apparatus embodying a shoe stool, a foot measure, register and mirror. 7
- Another object of the invention is the provision of simple and. ethcient means for accurately obtaining the size and last of a customers foot, for properly fitting the acustomerwith a'boot, shoe or slipper or the like.
- igure 5 is a bottom plan view of the hinged support or plate.
- Figure 6 is a sectional .view taken on lin looking'in the direction of the arrows, 1 V
- Figure 7 is a sectional view taken'on line 7-7, Figure 1, and looking in the direction of the arrows. I i
- Figure 8 is a perspective view of the last or width deteri'nining device.
- Figure 9 is'a perspective view of the size or, length determining or finding devicej
- Figure 10 is an enlarged sectional view taken online 1010, Figure 1.
- 1 i designates the body of the apparatus, upon which is formed the seat 2.
- the body or cabinet is. supported upon rollers 3, At one side of the body. is a vertical hinged strip 4, to which is hingedly secured a mirror devices.
- This mirror 5' is supportedon rod :6 (Fig. 4), which rod is fastened toplateI7 on strip 4, so that the mirror can be tilted forward or backward to enablethe customer to see the boot or shoe on his foot.
- the mirror 5 is swung out so as to be substantially at right angles to the body 1, and then by tilting the top of the mirror slightly forward, a customer sitting facing the apparatuscan place his foot on the floor and look into the mirror and see the boot or shoe on his foot.
- a bracket 8 is fastened to the mirror, upon which bracket may be temporarily hungor I supported the boot or shoes while the of the purchaser is in progress.
- the last finding or determining device 12 comprises a shoe 13 that slides in slot 14 of the auxiliary plate 15 mounted in a spaced position on the bottomof the depressedportion 10 of plate 9.
- the shoe 13 is provided at its upper edge with a horizontal flange 16 bridging slot 14, and is also provided with lower flanges 17 (Fig; 8) that bear against the bottom face of auxiliary plate 15;
- the shoe 13 is integral with flange i guides 18, in which guides 18 is slidably mounted the bottom 19 of thefoot engaging upright 20.
- This upright 20 carries a punch 21, which has a coil spring 22' mounted thereon between nut 23 and the upperhorizontal portion 24, so that when the punch is not in use, it will be held from engagement with I the record ticket that passes underythe punch, as hereinafter explained.
- the outer flange guide 18 is provided with a plurality of vertical apertures This plate 91isprovided with a J fitting 25, through which the lower end of j, the v punch passes; these apertures 25. also register with apertures 25 (Fig. 5) formed. in the auxiliary plate 15. It -will, thereforefbe seen that the last determining device,-for securing the width of the shoe, required by the purchaser,can he slid along the slot 14 over the.
- auxiliary plate 15 to secure the best tween the guides18 and as an additional means sliding upright 20 can be adjusted transversely of the plate 9, to bring it against one side of the purchasers foot, whereupon thepunch 21 can be forced downward, by the salemans finger, andthe record ticket, be-
- a'last determining or finding device including a base comprising a shoe with guiding means, and a punch carrying foot engaging means slidably mounted upon the guiding means.
- The-size or length determining or finding device is slidably mounted upon the central depressed portion and comprises a plate 27, an upper plate 28, and an upright 29.
- a block spaces plates 27 and 28 apart, and by means or rivets 31 extending through said plates and block 30, the parts are held together.
- a punch 21 is mounted on the upright 29 similar to punch 21.
- the flange 33 works in slot 10 of plate 9.
- The'record ticket is (Fig. 3), carried on shaft 37.
- This shaft 37 is mounted on U-shaped bracket 38.
- the record ticket is threaded up between depressed portion 10 and auxiliary plate '15, thence under portion 24 of the last determining device and plate 28of the size determining device, so that the punches 21 and 21 willfoperate on the record sheet or ticket;
- This roll 36 is printed, forming a series of This record ticket is specifically described in my copending ap record tickets 34.
- a new record ticket is used for each purchaser; assoon as one purchasers foot has been measured, the roll is operated for feeding the completed record ticket unupon pressing base 7 der theknife device at the upper end of the central depressed portion 10; this knife device com arises a rod 39 on. which is mounted a substantially U-shaped frame 40 that acts as a knife, whereby the operator can tear off a single ticket 34, as shown in Figure 1.
- a grip 41 has a coil spring 42 thereunder 1) so that normally frame 40 is pressing upon the record ticket, but down upon grip 41, the record ticket can be drawn freely under the knife device.
- a record book 43 is held in place upon the apparatus by means of the book holding device 44.
- This book holding device comprises plate 45 that has at one end a depending leg 46 and at its other end a depending lip 47
- the leg 46 extends into the body, as shown in Figure 2, and a nail 48 holds the plate 45 in position.
- the lip 46 exten downward upon the body and slidably mounted on plate 45 contiguous to lip 47 is a sliding catch 49.
- This catch 49 has pin 50, and a coil spring 51 is mounted at one end on pin 50, and its OtllQI end is mounted on the inwardly extending portion of lip 47, whereby the catch 49 is normally held over the outer end of latch 52,
- Theouter end of latch 52 is loosely mounted on stud 53, and
- catch '49 it can be r mit the removal or placement of the book 43 upon the apparatus.
- a foldable plate 55 is mounted upon plate 9; by foldable, I mean that'this plate can be swung outwardly as shownin dotted lines,
- a flanged plate. 56 is heldiflat on the top of the body 1, and in the same is usually placed a card for. the salesmans use.
- an ordinary shoe hook may be attached to the apparatus, and by means of chain 58, a shoe horn 59 is positioned conveniently on the apparatus for use by'the salesman,
- a size chart may be formed on the hinged plate 55, a printed s ieet there-on or forming the chart directly on the metal in any suitable inanner.
- the book 43 is preferably made of tissue paper and usedfor a record of'sales'with the sale tally card in the flanged plate56.
- Thebody or cabinet either by fastening V 1 is provided with that maybe on the a door 60 (Fig. 4), so that when the mirror 5 is in an open position, will still present a closed appearance, reason of the door 60 being exposed, andnot thehollow interiorof the body 1.
- This door the body or cabinet by wi h a gives a finished appearance, when the mirror door or mirror 5 is open, usually for the purchaser to inspect his shoe. 7 After the measurement has been made and shoe is being fitted on the customers foot, the foot usually rests on the plain surface of the plate 9 to one side of the depression 10.
- the salesman presses on grip 42 of the knife device, releasing this knife device or clamp, whereupon the other hand of the salesman can pull the ticket up to present another ticket of roll 36, on depressed portion 10, ready for the-next sale.
- the sale ticket is then made out on book 43.
- the salesman fails to make a sale, he has a ticket with a measurement on it, for which he must give an explanation of why the sale was not made, etc.
- mirror in a broad sense to designate the mirror and its frame; the mirror 5 being hingedly moun ed s forwardly or backwardly on a horizontal center represented by rod 6.
- the plate 9, mounted on hinges 61, may be lifted outwardly at its upper end for allowing the roll-like record tickets to be threaded up through the depressed portion 10 and under the punch devices of the last and size determining devices.
- What I claim is: 1.
- the combination with a body, of a plate provided with a slot on said body, a last determining device comprising a shoe in said slot,said shoe provided with means bridging the slot and engaging the plate, flanged guides extending from said sh e, a foot con tacting device slidably mounted in said flanged guides, and a punch mounted on said foot contacting device.
- the combination with a body, of a plate proder said depressed portion of the first-men tioned plate, uring device.
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Jan. 8, 1929. 1,697,900 R. E. BEARD COMBINATION sHoE STOOL, FOOT MEASURE, REGISTER AND MIRROR Filed June 1, 1927 3Sheets-Sheet '1 I N VEN TOR l wagozi 22 m? xiv-ATTORNEYS,
Jan. '8, 1929. 1,697,900
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Jan. 8, 1929.
R. E. BEARD COMBINATION SHOE STOOL, FOOT MEASURE REGISTER AND MIRROR Filed June 1, 1927 5 Sheets-Shedt III- *3 9, INVENTOR.
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Patented Jan. 8, l ligi RALPH n. BEAR-1), on consrcnnn, TEXAS.
Application filed June 1,
This invention relates to an apparatus used in a boot or shoe store for quickly and 6-6, Figure and efficiently fitting a customers foot with the proper size boot or shoe. V
The object of the invention is the production of a combination apparatus embodying a shoe stool, a foot measure, register and mirror. 7
Another object of the invention is the provision of simple and. ethcient means for accurately obtaining the size and last of a customers foot, for properly fitting the acustomerwith a'boot, shoe or slipper or the like.
With the foregoing and other objects in view, my invention. comprises certain novel Figure4is a sectional view of the apparat-us taken on line 4--4, Figure 3, and looking in the direction of the arrows.
igure 5 is a bottom plan view of the hinged support or plate. Figure 6 is a sectional .view taken on lin looking'in the direction of the arrows, 1 V
Figure 7 is a sectional view taken'on line 7-7, Figure 1, and looking in the direction of the arrows. I i
Figure 8 is a perspective view of the last or width deteri'nining device.
Figure 9 is'a perspective view of the size or, length determining or finding devicej Figure 10 is an enlarged sectional view taken online 1010, Figure 1.
' Referring to the'drawings by numerals, 1 i designates the body of the apparatus, upon which is formed the seat 2. The body or cabinet is. supported upon rollers 3, At one side of the body. is a vertical hinged strip 4, to which is hingedly secured a mirror devices.
1927. Serial No. 195,856.
.5. This mirror 5'is supportedon rod :6 (Fig. 4), which rod is fastened toplateI7 on strip 4, so that the mirror can be tilted forward or backward to enablethe customer to see the boot or shoe on his foot. To accomplish this function, the mirror 5 is swung out so as to be substantially at right angles to the body 1, and then by tilting the top of the mirror slightly forward, a customer sitting facing the apparatuscan place his foot on the floor and look into the mirror and see the boot or shoe on his foot. A bracket 8 is fastened to the mirror, upon which bracket may be temporarily hungor I supported the boot or shoes while the of the purchaser is in progress.
On the front of the body 1, I hingedly mount the support or plate 9. It is. to be understood that I use. the term"plate in a broad sense to designate the element carrying the last and size determining orlfinding;
central depressed portion 10 and with lowerflanges 11. The last finding or determining device 12 comprises a shoe 13 that slides in slot 14 of the auxiliary plate 15 mounted in a spaced position on the bottomof the depressedportion 10 of plate 9. The shoe 13 is provided at its upper edge with a horizontal flange 16 bridging slot 14, and is also provided with lower flanges 17 (Fig; 8) that bear against the bottom face of auxiliary plate 15; The shoe 13 is integral with flange i guides 18, in which guides 18 is slidably mounted the bottom 19 of thefoot engaging upright 20. This upright 20 carries a punch 21, which has a coil spring 22' mounted thereon between nut 23 and the upperhorizontal portion 24, so that when the punch is not in use, it will be held from engagement with I the record ticket that passes underythe punch, as hereinafter explained. The outer flange guide 18 is provided with a plurality of vertical apertures This plate 91isprovided with a J fitting 25, through which the lower end of j, the v punch passes; these apertures 25. also register with apertures 25 (Fig. 5) formed. in the auxiliary plate 15. It -will, thereforefbe seen that the last determining device,-for securing the width of the shoe, required by the purchaser,can he slid along the slot 14 over the. auxiliary plate 15 to secure the best tween the guides18 and as an additional means sliding upright 20 can be adjusted transversely of the plate 9, to bring it against one side of the purchasers foot, whereupon thepunch 21 can be forced downward, by the salemans finger, andthe record ticket, be-
formed in a roll 36 record ticket the exact The'record ticket is (Fig. 3), carried on shaft 37. This shaft 37 is mounted on U-shaped bracket 38. The record ticket is threaded up between depressed portion 10 and auxiliary plate '15, thence under portion 24 of the last determining device and plate 28of the size determining device, so that the punches 21 and 21 willfoperate on the record sheet or ticket;
This roll 36 is printed, forming a series of This record ticket is specifically described in my copending ap record tickets 34.
plication. A new record ticket" is used for each purchaser; assoon as one purchasers foot has been measured, the roll is operated for feeding the completed record ticket unupon pressing base 7 der theknife device at the upper end of the central depressed portion 10; this knife device com arises a rod 39 on. which is mounted a substantially U-shaped frame 40 that acts as a knife, whereby the operator can tear off a single ticket 34, as shown in Figure 1. A grip 41 has a coil spring 42 thereunder 1) so that normally frame 40 is pressing upon the record ticket, but down upon grip 41, the record ticket can be drawn freely under the knife device. 1
A record book 43 is held in place upon the apparatus by means of the book holding device 44. This book holding device comprises plate 45 that has at one end a depending leg 46 and at its other end a depending lip 47 The leg 46 extends into the body, as shown in Figure 2, and a nail 48 holds the plate 45 in position. The lip 46 exten downward upon the body and slidably mounted on plate 45 contiguous to lip 47 is a sliding catch 49. This catch 49 has pin 50, and a coil spring 51 is mounted at one end on pin 50, and its OtllQI end is mounted on the inwardly extending portion of lip 47, whereby the catch 49 is normally held over the outer end of latch 52, Theouter end of latch 52 is loosely mounted on stud 53, and
the inner end of latch 52 extends through opening 54 of catch 49; The book 43 (Fig.
1) is clamped and held under latch 52, but
on catch '49, it can be r mit the removal or placement of the book 43 upon the apparatus.
A foldable plate 55 is mounted upon plate 9; by foldable, I mean that'this plate can be swung outwardly as shownin dotted lines,
Figure 1, to allow inspection of a, card,
carrying instructions, face of the plate.
A flanged plate. 56 is heldiflat on the top of the body 1, and in the same is usually placed a card for. the salesmans use.
By means ofa chain 57, an ordinary shoe hook may be attached to the apparatus, and by means of chain 58, a shoe horn 59 is positioned conveniently on the apparatus for use by'the salesman,
If it is desired, a size chart may be formed on the hinged plate 55, a printed s ieet there-on or forming the chart directly on the metal in any suitable inanner. The book 43 is preferably made of tissue paper and usedfor a record of'sales'with the sale tally card in the flanged plate56.
Thebody or cabinet either by fastening V 1 is provided with that maybe on the a door 60 (Fig. 4), so that when the mirror 5 is in an open position, will still present a closed appearance, reason of the door 60 being exposed, andnot thehollow interiorof the body 1. This door the body or cabinet by wi h a gives a finished appearance, when the mirror door or mirror 5 is open, usually for the purchaser to inspect his shoe. 7 After the measurement has been made and shoe is being fitted on the customers foot, the foot usually rests on the plain surface of the plate 9 to one side of the depression 10. Then the salesman presses on grip 42 of the knife device, releasing this knife device or clamp, whereupon the other hand of the salesman can pull the ticket up to present another ticket of roll 36, on depressed portion 10, ready for the-next sale. The sale ticket is then made out on book 43. In case the salesman fails to make a sale, he has a ticket with a measurement on it, for which he must give an explanation of why the sale was not made, etc.
In the foregoing specification, I have used the word mirror in a broad sense to designate the mirror and its frame; the mirror 5 being hingedly moun ed s forwardly or backwardly on a horizontal center represented by rod 6.
' The plate 9, mounted on hinges 61, may be lifted outwardly at its upper end for allowing the roll-like record tickets to be threaded up through the depressed portion 10 and under the punch devices of the last and size determining devices.
while I have described the preferred embodiment of my invention and illustrated the same in the accompanying drawings, certain minor: changes or alterations may appear to one skilled in the art to which this invention relates during the extensive manufacture of the same, and I, therefore, reserve the right to make such alterations or changes as shall fairly fall within the scope of the appended claims.
What I claim is: 1. In an apparatus of the class described, the combination with a body, of a plate provided with a slot on said body, a last determining device comprising a shoe in said slot,said shoe provided with means bridging the slot and engaging the plate, flanged guides extending from said sh e, a foot con tacting device slidably mounted in said flanged guides, and a punch mounted on said foot contacting device.
2. In an apparatus of the class described, the combination with a body, of a plate provided with a slot carried by said body, a record ticket adapted to pass ov r said plate, a determining device provided with a shoe slidably'mounted in said slot, said shoe provided with up ier and lower flanges engaging said plate, flanged guides extending from opposite sioes of said shoe, one of said guides provided with vertical apertures and projectin tongue, a footcontacting device provided with an upright and with a bottom, said bottom slidably mounted in said flanged guides, and a spring pressed punch on said upright and adapted to enter said vertical apertures when. operating upon said record ticket.
the combination with a body, of a plate proder said depressed portion of the first-men tioned plate, uring device.
l. In an apparatus of the class described, the combination with a body, of a plate carried by said body, an auxiliary plate on said first-mentioned plate, a last determining device slidably mounted on said auxiliary plate, and a length determinin device slidahiy mounted on the first'mentioned plate and having a portion extending over part of the first-mentioned plate.
5. In an apparatus of the class described, the combination with a body, of a hinged plate on one end of said body, a record ticket, said plate being slotted for receiving said record ticket, sliding and adjustable measuring devices on said plate and having ortions spaced for receiving said record ticket and a punch on said foot measthereunder, said measuring devices provided with punches, and said record ticket threaded through the slotted portion of the plate and under portions of the measuring devices in position to be operated upon by said punches.
6. In an apparatus of the class described, the combination with a body, of a hinged plate on one end of said body, a record ticket roll under said hinged plate and provided with a portion threaded up through said plate and over a part of the top of said plate, measuring means carried by said plate and adapted to operate upon said ticket in a plurality of places, and said plate provided with clamping and cutting means for facilitating the severing of each individual ticket after a record has been established thereon. I
7. In an apparatus of the class described, the combination of a body provided witha movable plate, a record ticket above said plate, last determining device slidably mounted upon said plate, said last determining device provided with a shoe engaging the plate, flanged guides extending in opposite directions from said shoe, a foot engagingdevice slidably mounted upon said.
guides, said record ticket positioned under lower end through one of "said fianged guides, whereby a hole maybe punched in send record ticketv S. In an apparatus of the class described, the combination with a body, of a plate provided with a slot mounted on said body, a foot measuring device on said plate, said i 5 foot measuring device comprising a base plate provided at oneendavith an upstandlng flange, sald flange in said slot, blocks on said base plate,
an upper plate fastened on said bloc-ks, said. upper plate provided with an upright, said flange provided With a 10 socket, and a spring pressed punch on said upright and adapted to enter said socket.
In testimony whereof I hereunto aflix my signature.
RALPH BEARD.
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