US664242A

US664242A - Fastener.

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Publication number: US664242A
Application number: US195100A
Authority: US
Inventors: William B H Dowse
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1900-01-18
Filing date: 1900-01-18
Publication date: 1900-12-18
Anticipated expiration: 1917-12-18

Description

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Be it lznownthat I-,IWILLr/ars. H. Dowsri, a citizen of the United States, residing atj Y Newtonyin the county of Middlesex and Com 5 monwealth of Massachusetts, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Fasteners, of which theQfollowing isA a full specification.

Myinv'ention relates ;to:and consists of anl improvedfastening for' articles ofgwearing'- roapparel in-which there is .what is termed a female'member, hereinafter described in detail, referencebe-A male member and a --sing had to the accompanying drawings.v

My invention relates to that class of sepa` 1/5 rable fasteners wherein either the socket or female member or the stud Aor male member fis resilient.

'.Myinvention relates especially to the socket l.

The female member of 2o a-separable fastener has hithertobeen shown with the cap or cover of the female part as entirelyindependent of the article to which These caps or tops have been made of material with various and elaborate. designs, and finishes of various kinds'have Tops have been made in the factory inwhich the fasteners are made, with leather,cellloid,silk,or other material, and'in various classes of trade a 3o great deal of care is demandedto., have the top correspond in finish and shade with the article to which it is to be attached. In my improved female member l amable to utilize. the article itself to whichl thetop is to be attached in forming the cover of the top or cap, and thus get 'the shade or top in harmony. with the article upon which it is to be used.

drawings, Figure l is au elevation showing my improved Fig. 2 is a vertical section of the same with the -.pants in po- Y sition upon the material before they are set. Fig. 3 is ,a've'rtical section of my improved socket or female member as it appears when finally set upon the article to which it is to be attached. Fig. tris a solid studmember,

vor female member.

it is attached.

been put upon the top.

Referring to thefaccompanying 4o socket or female member.

and Fig. 5 a resilieutstnd 'member'.4-

vv resilient, and vice versa.

' In theA accompanying drawings, Fig. @1 1A shows my improved female member; consisting of threeparts-fishe.:ring- A, the-material 'B'. and socketfcase C. ,.The' socket-case C may be'either;resilient l o r non-resilient'. lvv preferably-.form aV 'socket-casco.'

' In Fig. flf'ha've s'hownmy improved female member' placed: upon the. material vto which it is to. be attached and'gready tqibe. setpermsvneu'tly by the'methqd and mach-ine which are will beset foi-thin anotherf'application fer- United StatesLetters Patenti I It will be noticed that the socket-case C is that the ring A isplacedonthenpper side of the material ,andforccd downv toward the flange of the socket-casefQ'so that the ma terial isheld between the'ring andi socketease and covers the socket-case; .y

v 'ln 'Figiy 3 it will be .noticed thatthe socketlcase has vbeen forced downward andthe up- 'the case and ring, the caselying wholly` on one side of the materiah-v and the ring on the other side of the material, substantiallyv as described. l

2,. The combination in a socket member of a separable fastenerof' a case, a plain ring; and. the material between the case and ring, the case being wholly onv one sideof the material and being expanded on the plain ring, which `lies wholly on the other side bf the ma terial, substantially as described. A

3. The combination inthe socket member of av separable fastener of a case, aplain ring imperforated material between the case and ring, the case lyingon On'e'side of thematie- .nse'd for this purpose,l a .description of .which placed onfthe under side of the material andj itself to which' the female .member is attached.V

crown ofthe case, and the material between-- rolled-in 'neck e. on the To y ' per part of itexpanded slightly over ring A,

rial, and being expanded on the ring, which of the article, seid shell being laterally exlies on the einer side, substantially ars depnnfle, and a, ring, exterior t0 the body faibseribed. rie ind embracing the latter and the con- 15 4. A fastener member which consists of a tract-,ed or non-expanded portion of the shell, ease having a neck, e, plein ring, and flexible substantially as set forth. materiel between iflie Gase and ring, the ring in Witness wherein I have hereunto Set my confining the ease :ind material end binding and. against; the neel; of the onse through the mm terizil, substantially as shown and deseribe. A member for :i spring -esienng for gloves end other articles, comprising e shell on the under er inner side of the bony fnbri fligl. B. H. DOVVSE.

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