US288329A - Henry s - Google Patents

Description

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H. S. HACK,

CALENDAR.

Patented Nov. 13, 1883 Illlnl.

prevents the unsightly enlargement of the roll by the undue uncoiling of the paper, but also allows the paper to uncoil sufficiently to keep UNITED STATES HENRY s. n cK, on rAUNroN, MASSACHUSETTS, ssrenon, ASSIGNMENTS,-TO EMILY F. HACK, or SAME rLAon.

PATENT. OFFICE.

CALENDAR.

SPECIFICATION forming'part of Letters Patent No. 288,329, dated November 13, 1883.

Application filed December 24, 1 880. (No 1110661.)

To .aZZ whom it may concern: Be it known that I, HENRY S. I-IAcK, of Taunton, in the county of Bristoland State of Massachusetts, have invented an Improved Calendar, of which the followingis afull, clear, concise,and exact description, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, in which- I 1 Figure 1 is arperspective view of one form of calendar embodying my invention. Fig. 2 is a front view, partly in section and Fig. 3, a cross-section. of the calendar shown in Fig. 1.

.Figswi and 5 are modifications.

In the drawings, A is the backing, on the surface of which the bearings B B, the calendar-strip O, the spindle b, on which the strip 0 is wound, and the receiver D, for inclosing the strip and keeping its end close totheback ing, are all mounted.

My invention consists in a calendar composed of a printed strip wound on a spindle placed within a receiver, and mounted on the surface of a suitable backing, as shown in the drawings. I

Along strip. of paper, when closely wound on a spindle, willunwind by the spring or uncoiling of the strip to an unsightly eXtent.

This has been prevented by attaching a weight to the end of the paper strip. This method is objectionable, since the weight has to be removed and, reattached when the "calendar- Strip iscut off. l

WVhen the roll is in a receiver, as in the avweight is used; but. my receiver not only the roll always of the same apparentsize. The

receiver also acts by its part at to take the curl 5 out of the paperstrip C, and cause it to lie close against the backing.

I am aware of Patent No. 199,764., J anuary' 29, 187 8,to WV. WV. WVatson; but the calendar therein described lacks the receiver D, or any equivalent forit, and the calendarstrip must be revolved and rolled up to an inconvenient extent during a large part of the year, or else i the end weight must be changed at intervals when a past date is cut off, and in this case elements of my calendar, besides being a wholly different article from my calendar. I therefore disclaim all that is shown in these patents.

What I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters. Patent, is I The improved calendarabove described,

. consisting of the bearings B B, the rolled calendar-strip 0, its spindle b, and receiver D, all mounted upon the surface of the backing A, and the bearings, strip,spindle, receiver, 80

BY MESNE the roll is constantlydiminishing in size. I p 21,111 also aware of Patent No. 162,488, April .27, 1,87 5, to llIcGahey and King, whichshows a curtain inclosed in a surrounding casing

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