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- the invention relates to improvements in fences.
- the object of the present invention is to improve the construction of wire fences, to enable the fence wires to be securely attached to fence posts, and to provide ayielding stay adapted to give to any lateral strain on the fence, and capable of maintaining the wires in their' parallelism.
- Figure l is a perspective view of a portion of a fence constructed in accordance With-this invention.
- Fig. 2 is a Vertical sectional View.
- Fig. 3 is a detail horizontal sectional View, illustrating the manner of attaching a fence wire to a fence post.
- Fig. 4 is-an enlarged detail perspective view of a portion of a fence stay.
- Each tie is approximately rectangular to conform to the configuration of a fence post, and it is preferably constructed of wire, and is provided at its ends with eyes receiving the fence wire and formed by coiling the wire of the tie.
- the eyes 5 of the tie are arranged at opposite sides of the post, and the staple 3 is located between them.
- the fence wires are connected at intervals by vertically disposed flexible stays, each vcomposed of a series of sections 7 havingl their outer ends linked together around a fence wire.
- the sections 7 of a stay 6 are each composed of a pair of loops 8 extending upward and downward from a fencewire, and an intermediate eye receiving the fence Serial No. 509,331. (No model.)
- one end ofthe wire is coiled around an intermediate fence wire, it is extended upward over the next adjacent wire, and then downward to the intermediate wire, to form the upper loop. It is the adjacent fence wire passes between the Y ends of the loop.
- the top section is preferably coiled at the upper end of the upperloop to form an eye 12 for the top fence wire.
- the fence is simple and comparativelyinexpensive in construction, that it is strong and durable, and adapted to be readily erected. It will also be apparent that the fence stays are liexible, and are adapted to yield to any lateral strain on 'the fence, and that they are capable of preserving the parallelism of the fence wires.
- a wire fence provided with a stay composed of a series of sections linked together, and each constructed of a single piece of wire having one of the terminals coiled around an intermediate Wire, extended upward over the next adjacentwire to form the upper loop, and downward and around the intermediate wire to form an eye, and then downward around the adjacent wire to form the lower loop 7, and upward above the intermediate wire across the upper loop and said eye, and coiled around the intermediate wire, substantially as described.V
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R. L. PARS.
FENCE. No. 528,687. PatentedNov. 6, 1894.
UNITEDl STATES ATENT OFFICE.
ROBERT L. PARIS, OE AUDUBON, KENTUCKY, ASSieNoR OE Two-THIRDS To H. ELY AND A. o. JOHNSON, OE SAME PLAGE.
FENCE.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 528,687, dated November 6, 1894.
Application iiled April 28, 1894.
To all whom it may. concern:
Be it known that I, ROBERT L. PARIS, a citi zen of the United States, residing at Audubon, in the county of Henderson and State of Kentucky, have invented a new and useful Fence, of which the following is a speciiication.
The invention relates to improvements in fences.
The object of the present invention is to improve the construction of wire fences, to enable the fence wires to be securely attached to fence posts, and to provide ayielding stay adapted to give to any lateral strain on the fence, and capable of maintaining the wires in their' parallelism.
The invention consists in the construction and novel combination and arrangement of parts, hereinafter fully described, illustrated in the accompanying drawings, and pointed out in the claim hereto appended.
In the drawings-Figure l is a perspective view of a portion of a fence constructed in accordance With-this invention. Fig. 2 is a Vertical sectional View. Fig. 3 is a detail horizontal sectional View, illustrating the manner of attaching a fence wire to a fence post. Fig. 4 is-an enlarged detail perspective view of a portion of a fence stay.
Like numerals of reference indicate corresponding parts in all the figures of the drawings.
l designates fence posts, to which horizontal wires 2 are secured. The wires may be passed through the end posts and stapled to one side thereof; and they are secured to the intermediate posts by staples 3 and horizontal ties 4i. Each tie is approximately rectangular to conform to the configuration of a fence post, and it is preferably constructed of wire, and is provided at its ends with eyes receiving the fence wire and formed by coiling the wire of the tie. The eyes 5 of the tie are arranged at opposite sides of the post, and the staple 3 is located between them.
The fence wires are connected at intervals by vertically disposed flexible stays, each vcomposed of a series of sections 7 havingl their outer ends linked together around a fence wire. The sections 7 of a stay 6 are each composed of a pair of loops 8 extending upward and downward from a fencewire, and an intermediate eye receiving the fence Serial No. 509,331. (No model.)
wire and formed by coiling the ends 9 and 10 of the wire of the section around the fence wire. In constructing asection, one end ofthe wire is coiled around an intermediate fence wire, it is extended upward over the next adjacent wire, and then downward to the intermediate wire, to form the upper loop. It is the adjacent fence wire passes between the Y ends of the loop. The top section is preferably coiled at the upper end of the upperloop to form an eye 12 for the top fence wire.
It will be seen that the fence is simple and comparativelyinexpensive in construction, that it is strong and durable, and adapted to be readily erected. It will also be apparent that the fence stays are liexible, and are adapted to yield to any lateral strain on 'the fence, and that they are capable of preserving the parallelism of the fence wires.
Changes in the form, proportion'and the minor details of construction may be resorted to without departing from the principle or sacrificing any of the advantages of this invention.
What I claim is- A wire fence provided with a stay composed of a series of sections linked together, and each constructed of a single piece of wire having one of the terminals coiled around an intermediate Wire, extended upward over the next adjacentwire to form the upper loop, and downward and around the intermediate wire to form an eye, and then downward around the adjacent wire to form the lower loop 7, and upward above the intermediate wire across the upper loop and said eye, and coiled around the intermediate wire, substantially as described.V
In testimony that I claim the foregoing as my own I have hereto affixed my signature in the presence of two witnesses.
ROBERT L. PARIS.
Witnesses:
ARETUS C. JOHNSON, HARDIEv ELY.
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