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US713076A
US713076A US10486302A US1902104863A US713076A US 713076 A US713076 A US 713076A US 10486302 A US10486302 A US 10486302A US 1902104863 A US1902104863 A US 1902104863A US 713076 A US713076 A US 713076A
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A44—HABERDASHERY; JEWELLERY
    • A44B—BUTTONS, PINS, BUCKLES, SLIDE FASTENERS, OR THE LIKE
    • A44B1/00—Buttons
    • A44B1/18—Buttons adapted for special ways of fastening
    • A44B1/28—Buttons adapted for special ways of fastening with shank and counterpiece
    • A44B1/30—Screw-buttons
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • My invention relates especially 'to lape badge-buttons that are mounted on pearl,
  • the invention may also be used generally in other lines of jewelry in which pearl, glass, or similar materials are employed.
  • the objects of my improvements are to cause'the above-mentioned articlesot jewelry to be more substantial and more durable than is possible by any other method of mounting.
  • FIG. l is a central cross-section of a complete lapel badge-button with position-pin attached to nut'.
  • Fig. 2 is a central cross-section of a complete lapel badge-button with position-pin directly attached to the front.
  • Figs. 3 and 4. show form of nut used in Fig. 2, while Figs. 5,6,and 7 illustrate the style of nut employed in Fig. l.
  • Fig. S is a section to be substituted in either style of nut when occasion requires.
  • Figs. 9 and l0 show the button complete with the exception of the back, which is represented in Figs. ll and l2.
  • the word front shall be construed as meaning any style of jewelry (emblematic or otherwise) of any quality.
  • the word pearl is to be interpreted as what is known as mother-of-pearl, glass, ivory, or any other subst-ance which can be used as a backing for the front.
  • the word back is to be understood as meaning the ordinary badge screw-back that is in common use. All other words contained in ⁇ this specification and claims are to be given their ordinary meaning.
  • the screw, S which has been out to iit thread in back B, is securely attached, by soldering or otherwise, to the front F, Fig. l.
  • Figs. 5, 6, and 7 are front, side, and bottom Views, respectively, of the nut N.
  • the nut N
  • the center ot' which has been tapped to fit screw S, has one or more arms extending outwardly from the center thereof, and at the extremity ot each arm is securely located a position-pin A.
  • the object of said position-pin is to pierce the coat-lapel, thereby holding the badge always in the proper position.
  • Vhen screw S is passed through a previously-drilled hole in centerof pearl P, the nutNis screwed against back of pearl P and well tightened either by Yhand or with a suitable wrench.
  • a pearl-back badge-button simply and securely assembled ready for the ordinary back.
  • Fig. 2 is illustrated a slightly-different method of attaching a position-pin, which may insome cases beA preferable.
  • the screw S is attached to front F by soldering or otherwise, and a pin A ot' the proper length is also attached by soldering or otherwise to front F at such a distance from screw S that both screw S andpin A will pass easily through previouslybored holes in pearl P.
  • the nut N is now screwed tight against the back of pearl P and the button is assembled ready for the back. Since nut N has no outwardly-extending arms, by which it may be tightened, it is necessary to have the nut of such a form that it may be engaged by a wrench.
  • the nut N maybe made, as shown in Figs.
  • the thickness of nuts N or ICO N may be necessary to have the threaded part of nut thicker than remaining portions of nut in order to prevent the thread from stripping.
  • the nut N or N' may be formed with its centerlike an eyelet, as shown in Fig. 8. When the nut is so shaped, the number of threads will be sufficient to prevent stripping.
  • a badge-button comprising a backing, a front overlying the backing and having a screw member, and a nut mounted on the screw member and set against the rear side of the backing.
  • Abadge-button comprising a backing, a front overlying the backing and having a screw member, extending therethrough, and a nut-locking device for separably holding the backing and front in assembled superimposed relation.
  • Abadge-button comprising a backing, a front overlying the backing and having a screw member extending therethrough, and a check-nut lock including coacting nut members, one of which engages the backing.
  • a badge-button comprising a backing, a
  • Abadge-button comprising a backing, a v
  • a badge-button comprising a backing, a front having a screw member, and a nut set against the rear side of the backing and carrying a position-pin.
  • a badge-button comprising a backing, a front overlying the backing, and having a screw member, a nut set against the rear side of the backing, and a check-nut set against the nut.
  • a badge-button comprising a backing, a front having a screw member, a nut set against the backing and a check-nut member, working against the nut.

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A, No. mme` Patented Nov.- |902.
.x. A. DURAN. BADGE BUTTON.
(Application led Apr. 26, 1902.)
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- These objects I attain`hy the construction glass, or other material.
' UNrTe STATES TENT Fries.
JAMES A. DORAN, OF PAVTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND.
BADGE-BUTTON.
SPECIFIC ATION formng'part of Letters Patent No. 713,076, dated November 11, 1902.
Application filed April 26, 1902. Serial ITo. 104,863. (No model.)
fullmprovements in Lapel Badge-Buttons, of.
which the following is a specification.
My invention relates especially 'to lape badge-buttons that are mounted on pearl, The invention may also be used generally in other lines of jewelry in which pearl, glass, or similar materials are employed.
The objects of my improvements are to cause'the above-mentioned articlesot jewelry to be more substantial and more durable than is possible by any other method of mounting.
illustrated in the accompanying drawings, in which- Figure l is a central cross-section of a complete lapel badge-button with position-pin attached to nut'. Fig. 2 is a central cross-section of a complete lapel badge-button with position-pin directly attached to the front. Figs. 3 and 4. show form of nut used in Fig. 2, while Figs. 5,6,and 7 illustrate the style of nut employed in Fig. l. Fig. S is a section to be substituted in either style of nut when occasion requires. Figs. 9 and l0 show the button complete with the exception of the back, which is represented in Figs. ll and l2.
Similar letters refer to like parts in all the figures of the drawings.
, In this description the word front shall be construed as meaning any style of jewelry (emblematic or otherwise) of any quality. The word pearl is to be interpreted as what is known as mother-of-pearl, glass, ivory, or any other subst-ance which can be used as a backing for the front. The word back is to be understood as meaning the ordinary badge screw-back that is in common use. All other words contained in` this specification and claims are to be given their ordinary meaning. i
As shown in the accompanying drawings, the screw, S, which has been out to iit thread in back B, is securely attached, by soldering or otherwise, to the front F, Fig. l.
Figs. 5, 6, and 7 are front, side, and bottom Views, respectively, of the nut N. The nut N,
the center ot' which has been tapped to fit screw S, has one or more arms extending outwardly from the center thereof, and at the extremity ot each arm is securely located a position-pin A. The object of said position-pin is to pierce the coat-lapel, thereby holding the badge always in the proper position. Vhen screw S is passed through a previously-drilled hole in centerof pearl P, the nutNis screwed against back of pearl P and well tightened either by Yhand or with a suitable wrench. When nut N is hard against pearl P, we have, Figs. 9 and l0, a pearl-back badge-button simply and securely assembled ready for the ordinary back. Since the screw S has its thread uniform the entire length and said thread has previously been cut to fit the thread in the back to be used,it is now onlynecessary to screw on the back B and the button is complete. Furthermore, when back B and nut Nare in position they serve as check-nuts that is, when nut N is first tightened against pearl P and then back B is set against nut N, as shown in Fig. l, it is practically impossible for either nut N or back B to become loose.' v
In Fig. 2 is illustrated a slightly-different method of attaching a position-pin, which may insome cases beA preferable. 'The screw S is attached to front F by soldering or otherwise, and a pin A ot' the proper length is also attached by soldering or otherwise to front F at such a distance from screw S that both screw S andpin A will pass easily through previouslybored holes in pearl P. The nut N is now screwed tight against the back of pearl P and the button is assembled ready for the back. Since nut N has no outwardly-extending arms, by which it may be tightened, it is necessary to have the nut of such a form that it may be engaged by a wrench. The nut N maybe made, as shown in Figs. 3 and 4, with two holes, in which a wrench may be inserted, orit may have any other convenient shape, suchas square, hexagonal, the. When back B isscrewed against nut N', the 'result is precisely the same as shown in-Fig. l, with the dierence that the position-pin is attached directly to the front instead of to the nut N.
In the above description no mention has been made as to the thickness of nuts N or ICO N. In some cases it may be necessary to have the threaded part of nut thicker than remaining portions of nut in order to prevent the thread from stripping. To secure this necessary thickness, the nut N or N' may be formed with its centerlike an eyelet, as shown in Fig. 8. When the nut is so shaped, the number of threads will be sufficient to prevent stripping.
Having described my invention, I claim- 1. A badge-button comprising a backing, a front overlying the backing and having a screw member, and a nut mounted on the screw member and set against the rear side of the backing.
2. Abadge-button comprising a backing, a front overlying the backing and having a screw member, extending therethrough, and a nut-locking device for separably holding the backing and front in assembled superimposed relation.
3. Abadge-button comprisinga backing, a front overlying the backing and having a screw member extending therethrough, and a check-nut lock including coacting nut members, one of which engages the backing.
4. A badge-button comprising a backing, a
front overlying the backing and having a screw member, a position-pin projecting rearwardly behind the backing, and nut-locking means for the backing and front.
5. Abadge-button comprising a backing, a v
front overlying the backing and having a screw member, a nut working on the screw against the backing and locking means for said nut.
6. A badge-button comprising a backing, a front having a screw member, and a nut set against the rear side of the backing and carrying a position-pin.
7. A badge-button comprising a backing, a front overlying the backing, and having a screw member, a nut set against the rear side of the backing, and a check-nut set against the nut.
8. A badge-button comprisinga backing, a front having a screw member, a nut set against the backing and a check-nut member, working against the nut.
. JAMES A. DORAN.
Witnesses:
JOSEPH L. MCVAY, JAMES H. HIGGINS.
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