US169918A - Improvement in canes - Google Patents

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US169918A
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  • Fig. 3 is a vertical section, showing the ag unfurled out of the cane.
  • My invention consists ot' a cane having a longitudinal recess or chamber, within which is concealed a flag attached to a sau', which is, in turn, mounted on a spiral spring in such manner that when the head ot' the cane is removed the flag/will be expelled to be used as standard, banner, or signal.
  • a in the accompanying drawing shows a cane, having a longitudinalchamber, a, covered by a removable head or cap, B.
  • C represents a dag attached to a sau', c, the lower end of which is secured to a spiral spring, D, fastened in the chamber a at d.
  • the concealment of the flag is effected by furling it on its compressed.
  • the head B is then put on, slipping or screwing on, asmfay be desired, wholly concealing the flag, and keeping it within the chamber a.
  • the head B When desired to display the tlag as a signal, or for any other purpose, the head B is removed.
  • the soup C atonce shoots out of its chamber by the force of the spring D, ,and

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W, R. PARK.
CANE.
Patented Nov. 16, 1875.
No.169,91a.
NTED STATES PATENT GFFICE.
WILLIAM R. PARK, OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
lIMPRovEt'fuslvT'lN cANEs.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 169,91 S, dated November 16, 1875; application led September 11, 1875.
To all 'whom it mag/ concerm Be it known that I, WILLIAM R, PARK, of
` Philadelphia, in the county ofrhnadeipina to make'and use it, reference being had to.
the accompanying drawings, which'i'orm partof this specification, inwhich- Figure l is an elevation, showing the flag concealed from view. Fig. 2 is a vertical section, showing the Hag concealed from view.
Fig. 3 is a vertical section, showing the ag unfurled out of the cane.
My invention consists ot' a cane having a longitudinal recess or chamber, within which is concealed a flag attached to a statt', which is, in turn, mounted on a spiral spring in such manner that when the head ot' the cane is removed the flag/will be expelled to be used as standard, banner, or signal.
A in the accompanying drawing shows a cane, having a longitudinalchamber, a, covered by a removable head or cap, B. C represents a dag attached to a statt', c, the lower end of which is secured to a spiral spring, D, fastened in the chamber a at d. The concealment of the flag is effected by furling it on its compressed. The head B is then put on, slipping or screwing on, asmfay be desired, wholly concealing the flag, and keeping it within the chamber a.
When desired to display the tlag as a signal, or for any other purpose, the head B is removed. The statt C atonce shoots out of its chamber by the force of the spring D, ,and
pose desired.
This Will be found to -be avery attractive service to participants in processions, and other celebrations, who may desire to show their/patriotism while on the march and`- in line, but wish to avoid display and notice while returning therefrom totheir homes. This they will be enabled todo by concealing the flag, the device then serving as a walking-stick. 1
What I claim as my invention is- The walking-stick A, having the recess a, the removable cap B, Hag-statt' '0, and spring D, the several parts being combined :and arranged substantially as shown and described.
In testimony that I claim theetbregoing I have hereunto set my hand this 6th day of September, 1875.
' WILLIAM IMPARK. Witnesses: ,wj" y M. DANL, UoNNoLLY, GHAs. F. VAN HORN.
may be used as a signal, or for any other pur-` toy for children, particularly during the appreaching Centennial year, and will also `be of
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