US397159A - Hair crimper and curler - Google Patents
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- A45D4/08—Separate devices designed for heating hair curlers or hair-wavers for flat curling, e.g. with means for decreasing the heat
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- My invention relates to improvements in that class of hair crimpers and curlers in which a tube is used in connection with a semi-tube to form the curling and crimping device proper, the requisite heat for curling or crimping being furnished by a heated metal 3 rod inserted into the above-mentioned tube.
- the objects of my improvements are to so unite the tube, semi-tube, and heating-iron with a handle that the curler and crimper can be easily operated with one hand, and the heating-iron can be readily inserted into and withdrawn from the tube.
- Figure 1 represents an isometrical view of the curler and crimper.
- t Fig. 2 represents a longitudinal central section 1 of the same through the dotted line a: of Fig. 1; and
- Fig. 3 is a detached sectional view of i the collar, knob, cap, and ferrule.
- A represents a handle, of wood or other suitable material, having a tubular opening; A, through the longitudinal center thereof.
- A represents a combined cap and ferrule, l the former pierced by a central circularopening, A the latter encircling the lower end of i the handle A.
- A represents a short spiral spring coiled up within the cap and ferrule A1.
- A represents a ferrule for strengthening and ornamenting the upper end of the handle A.
- B represents a tubular jaw of metal having a very smooth exterior surface, and extending through the tubular openingA of the handle A, and serving as a lining for the same.
- swivel-knob C represents a cylindrical hea ling-i ron, having the portion C, which inclosed in the handle A, of less diameter than the rest of the 1 iron, in order that the heat thereof may not be too readily communicated to said handle.
- 0 represents a combined collar and knob, the former serving as a bearing for the spiral spring A to grasp, to hold the heating-iron C inside the jaw B, the latter formingthe finish for the lower end of the handle A.
- D represents a jaw of the curler and crimper, consisting, respectively, of the semitubular part D, flat part D and portion D which connects the parts of the jaw just enu-
- the portion D of the jaw D lies at right anglesalmost any other angle would answer equally wellwith the other parts of the jaw, and is provided with an elongated slot, D", of sufficient width to admit the tubular jaw B, and long enough to allow the same a motion of three-fourths of an inch, or thereabout, in the direction of the length of the slot.
- the jaw D is hinge-jointed to the terrule of the combined cap and ferruleA at D.
- E represents a curved spring for closing the jaws B D of the curler and crimper.
- E represents a rivet securing the sprin E to the flat portion D of the jaw D.
- the upper end, E ,-of the springE is free, and emerges slightly from the slot D- whenever the jaws B D are pressed apart.
- the heating-iron (I should be withdrawn from the tubular jaw B whenever it is to be heated for use.
- my invention most advantageousl as a curler, I grasp the handle A in one hand and with the other catch the end of the lock to be curled, press the jaws B D apart, and insert the free end of the lock of hair between them and let them close upon the hair. I then grasp the swivel-knob B with the thumb and forefinger of the hand that has just released the lock of hair and hold it lirmlv, while with the other hand I revolve the curler toward me.
- the conibination with, the handle A, having a tubular opening through the longitudinal center thereof and provided with the combined cap and ferrule A the former being perforated by the central circular opening, A, of the tubular jaw B, provided with the swivel-knob B, the cylindrical heating-iron (i, of diminished diameter at C, the jaw D,eon1posed of the '15 semi-tubular part D, the flat portion D hinged to the combined cap and ferrule A at D, and the portion D perforated by a slot, 1), through which the jaw B is inserted, and the spring E, substmltially as described.
- the handle A having a tubular opening through the longitudinal center thereof and provided with the combined cap and ferrule A the former being perforated by the central circular opening, A, of the tubular jaw B, provided with the swivel-knob B, the cylindrical heating-iron (i, of diminished diameter at C, the jaw D,eon1posed of the '15 semi-tubular part D, the flat
Description
(ModeL) R. W. WELDON.
HAIR GRIMPER AND GURLER.
9 O0 8 1 En Patented Feb mtnesses Inventor &.EJ-B(AMAOW. JLF/KMVQ. L/U MM wm. L .L .MWW,
UNITED STATES PATENT OEEicE RICHARD \Y. \YELDOX, 01* ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.
HAIR CRIMPER AND CURLER.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 397,159, dated February 5, 1889.
Application filed November 8. 1886. Serial No. 218,253. tModel.)
To all whom it may concern..- i Be it known that 1-, RICHARD W. WELDoN,
a citizen of the United State, residing at Rockford, in the county of \Vinnebago and 1 State of Illinois, have invented certain new l and usefulImprovements in Hair Curlers and z Crimpers, of which the following is a specification. 1
My invention relates to improvements in that class of hair crimpers and curlers in which a tube is used in connection with a semi-tube to form the curling and crimping device proper, the requisite heat for curling or crimping being furnished by a heated metal 3 rod inserted into the above-mentioned tube. l
The objects of my improvements are to so unite the tube, semi-tube, and heating-iron with a handle that the curler and crimper can be easily operated with one hand, and the heating-iron can be readily inserted into and withdrawn from the tube.
In the accompanying drawings, which form a part of this specification, Figure 1 represents an isometrical view of the curler and crimper. t Fig. 2 represents a longitudinal central section 1 of the same through the dotted line a: of Fig. 1; and Fig. 3 is a detached sectional view of i the collar, knob, cap, and ferrule.
Like letters of reference indicate corresponding parts in the three views.
A represents a handle, of wood or other suitable material, having a tubular opening; A, through the longitudinal center thereof.
A represents a combined cap and ferrule, l the former pierced by a central circularopening, A the latter encircling the lower end of i the handle A.
A represents a short spiral spring coiled up within the cap and ferrule A1.
A represents a ferrule for strengthening and ornamenting the upper end of the handle A.
B represents a tubular jaw of metal having a very smooth exterior surface, and extending through the tubular openingA of the handle A, and serving as a lining for the same.
B represents a swivel-knob C represents a cylindrical hea ling-i ron, having the portion C, which inclosed in the handle A, of less diameter than the rest of the 1 iron, in order that the heat thereof may not be too readily communicated to said handle. i
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hair lies between them.
0 represents a combined collar and knob, the former serving as a bearing for the spiral spring A to grasp, to hold the heating-iron C inside the jaw B, the latter formingthe finish for the lower end of the handle A.
D represents a jaw of the curler and crimper, consisting, respectively, of the semitubular part D, flat part D and portion D which connects the parts of the jaw just enu- The portion D of the jaw D lies at right anglesalmost any other angle would answer equally wellwith the other parts of the jaw, and is provided with an elongated slot, D", of sufficient width to admit the tubular jaw B, and long enough to allow the same a motion of three-fourths of an inch, or thereabout, in the direction of the length of the slot. The jaw D is hinge-jointed to the terrule of the combined cap and ferruleA at D.
E represents a curved spring for closing the jaws B D of the curler and crimper.
E represents a rivet securing the sprin E to the flat portion D of the jaw D. The upper end, E ,-of the springE is free, and emerges slightly from the slot D- whenever the jaws B D are pressed apart. The heating-iron (I should be withdrawn from the tubular jaw B whenever it is to be heated for use.
To use my invention most advantageousl as a curler, I grasp the handle A in one hand and with the other catch the end of the lock to be curled, press the jaws B D apart, and insert the free end of the lock of hair between them and let them close upon the hair. I then grasp the swivel-knob B with the thumb and forefinger of the hand that has just released the lock of hair and hold it lirmlv, while with the other hand I revolve the curler toward me.
To crimp a lock of hair I proceed in the same manner as above directed, except that the loci; is drawn taut in ahorizontal position and the crimpcr moved backward and forward to and from me, alternately and rapidlv opening and closing the jaws thereof while the This operation is to be continued until the lock is crimped as little or as much as the operator desires.
I claim- 1. In a hair curler and crimper, the combithereof and provided with the combined cap and ferrule A of the jaws B D, the latter being hinged to tllGCOlllblllQd cap and ferrule A and provided with the slot- D through which the jaw B passes, substmitinlly as set forth.
2. In a haircrin'iper and curler, the conibination, with, the handle A, having a tubular opening through the longitudinal center thereof and provided with the combined cap and ferrule A the former being perforated by the central circular opening, A, of the tubular jaw B, provided with the swivel-knob B, the cylindrical heating-iron (i, of diminished diameter at C, the jaw D,eon1posed of the '15 semi-tubular part D, the flat portion D hinged to the combined cap and ferrule A at D, and the portion D perforated by a slot, 1), through which the jaw B is inserted, and the spring E, substmltially as described.
In testimony whereof I have a-flixed inysignature in the presence of the two subscribing witnesses.
RICHARD W. \VELDON.
Witnesses:
THOMAS WELDoN, L. L. MORRISON.
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Cited By (3)
Publication number | Priority date | Publication date | Assignee | Title |
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US3534392A (en) * | 1967-09-29 | 1970-10-13 | Calor App Electro Domestiques | Electrical curling tongs |
US3946196A (en) * | 1974-06-13 | 1976-03-23 | Schick Incorporated | Hair curling appliance |
US4024375A (en) * | 1974-11-19 | 1977-05-17 | H. Bodtcher-Hansen A/S | Electric curling iron |
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US3534392A (en) * | 1967-09-29 | 1970-10-13 | Calor App Electro Domestiques | Electrical curling tongs |
US3946196A (en) * | 1974-06-13 | 1976-03-23 | Schick Incorporated | Hair curling appliance |
US4024375A (en) * | 1974-11-19 | 1977-05-17 | H. Bodtcher-Hansen A/S | Electric curling iron |
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