US26328A - Xdaniel penman - Google Patents

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i A To all whom it may concern:

, A tical section from end vation of the end.

this machine is constructed.

A UNITED STATESHPATENT A DANIEL PENMAN AND E. FITZGERALD, on NEW YORK, NNYQA WALKER AND PENMAN, OF SAME PL CE MAcHINE r031 MANUFACTURING, Ian-onus,

Specification of Letters Patent No. 26,328, dated Noir emljoiel Be it known that We, DANIEL PENMAiv and ELIsHA FITZGERALD, of the city, county, and State of New York, have invented a A new and Improved Construction of AMa chines for Forming and Making Ruches Used in Millinery; and we hereby declare that the following is a full and exact description thereofA i To enableothers to make and use our in vention we proceed to describe itsAconstruc-A tion and operation, reference bein had to A the drawings hereunto annexed an making part of this specification.

Figure l is a birds eye view; Fig, 2,verto end; Fig. 3, e1e- The same letters refer to the same things in all the drafts) A is the pressing bar; B, crank; C, pinsAAAA 1 upon the arms of the pressing blade;D,

the hook rods or straps; E, guide straps to govern the movement of therods D;AAF,

levers on the shaft G; G, shaft of the treadle;

H, treadle, by which the pressing bar or blade is brought down; I, the gage bar, against which the ruch is placed to be pressed; J, the hook which catches upon the A pin, C, on the arm of the pressing bar; a weight to balance the pressingbar; L,

shaft on which are set the arms of the press? A ing bar, A, and having a crank on its end.

When a ruch has been prepared andgath-A ered, there is a starched thread put in it and it is pressed witha hot metal bar to set it.

To press and form permanently the ruch The frame should be of the proper height ,foran operative to work at stand1ng,orsittingAon a high stool. The machine should be made double, as in the drawing, for

a two can be heated at the same time as easily as one.A The ruch, when ready for the ma- A requisite force.

ator by the f hinged A "ar a:

it catches thepin,u;G,-and

be moved and adjusted biyith chine, is laid upon t the A top against the gage f bar AflTh perati means of the crank brlngsiove thegpress ng bar, when by pressure iofjj th yupon he treadle the notch,gAJ,;Acatcheson hepin land the bar A, bro thi One of the novelties apparatus connects 3 which the rod, D, can at the pressing bar, r It, anno by the crank, (in :this jlconstru 1o chines, as it; is A-labo on and unequal pressure;A y u The hook rods, D, a eheld t the ends by thestrapsyEmw ii t A the hook rodsfareithrown t w treadle isA pressed down It e; thrusts the hook-rodjfi A, is broughtdown an held 1 f ,A The length ofttlie shaft may be varied less power to thefoot nd E, may be varied inj lengt and still operate eflectivel in a slot in theltopgofj the fra e. X What we claim as o ntionlandld sire to securebyALetter Pa The pressing bar A 5 L: y h s AMah crank, B, at its end scribed) in combinatio gage bar, I, hookjf-i'ods, the whole being constructs substantiallyin the manner poses set forth.

DANIE PE ELTSHA FITZ Witnesses:

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