US862010A - Garment-supporter. - Google Patents

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PATENTED JULY' 30, 1907.

F. H. NEWTQN. GARMBNT SUPPURTER. APPLICATION FILED '.FEB.5,1907.

/NVE/VTOR l NEWTUN FRANK H A T'OHNE YS ritrarre4 sinon,

FRANK H. NEWTON, OF GREENVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA'.

GARMEN'r-SUPPORTER. y

Specification of Letters Patent.

Patented July 3o, 190'?.

Application filed February 5,1907. Serial No. 355,846.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known 'that I, FRANK H. NEWTON, a citizen of the United States7 and a resident of Greenville, in the county of Greenville and State of South Carolina, have invented certain new and useful Improvements i nv (larment-Supporters, of which the following isy a specification.

This invention is an improvement in garment supporters, which maybe used for holding the longr gloves now (.enunonly used, but which may also be employed as hose supporters whenever desired; a'nd theinVen tion consists incertain novel constructions and cornhinations of parts as will lit-hereinafter described and claimed. v

In the drawing, l'figure l is a perspective view of the invention as in use l'or holding a glove. trates the invention applied for holding or supporting hose. Fig. 3 is a detail perspeetiveview.of the supporter. Fig. 4 is a. del-ail section on about lino 4 4 of` `.l"ig. 1i. vl"ig. 5 is :t detail section on about line 5---5 of l"i 3 I A t also pun lded with a buckle F by which the length of fio i the band may be adjusted to different sizes.

'lfhe frame C may preferably be a circular yframe, as shown, having a cross-bar C and a button G centrally thereon, and a short strap 1I similar to the strap D is secured at one end to the upper side of the frame C i end the1'eof,-and a frame at the other end of tii band proand is provided at its otherv end with o. clasp I t0 cooperate with the button G in securing a glove. I'also provide a button E on the band-to coperate with the clasp lt). l A

flhe button G may preferably-be provided with'the inner scat l'or the clasp B and the outer seat; G2 for the clasp l so the clasp B will not interfere with the engagement oi' the clasp I with the button in securing the garment.

Manil'cstly for use in supporting gloves the sup Fig. 2 illusoperating parts may beornamented, jeweled or other- Wise to fsuit the market.

In operation the band A may be clasped around the arm at any suitable height and the straps D and H projecting upwardly therefrom andthe glove lbe drawn up over the buttons G and E and the clasps I and E be turned down to engage with the glove and Secure the vsame upon their respective buttons, as will be readily understood by those accustomed to the use of clasps of this character. l

1. A supporter substantially as herein described ycomprising n hand, a clasp at one end of the liandHa fram'e at the other end of the band and provided with an: outwardly projectingr button for engagement by the clasp at th other end ot' the h-md and extended to adapt it for engagement of said strap und adapted t engage with the said button', a short strap' secured nt one end to tile bandat :1 point op.-

posite said tirst strap und projecting upwardly from the hand, n' elusp at the'upper end of the said strapfand o button onfthe hund for engagement by said clasp, substanhe claspedaronndthe arm and provided with an outwardly projccting'lmtton and :1 strap projecting upwardly from the band and provided with a clasp to engage with said hutten, 'fsuhstantinlly ns set forth.

2i. A garment supporter' comprisinga band adaptedl to he clasped around the arm, a strap secured to .and pro-A jecting upwardly from said band, :i clasp carried by the said strap und adapted to be turned down, and n button carried by the baud i'or'engagement by SaidstrapWhe'n so turned down, substnnl'ially as set forthj. v -t. A garment supporter having a band, 'a clasp at one vided with a .central button adapted for engagement by said clasp, a 'short sil-:lp secured to the upper side of said 5. A garment supporter comprising a bund provided at" approximately tliometrienily opposite points with upwurdly projecting straps, clasps carried by said straps, and bu tons in connection with the lhund for engagement by said clasps, substantially as sot forth. c

` FRANK H. NEWTON."

Witnesses z Sonon C. Kmioiv,Y Tin-mn' B. TunrrN.

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