US889580A

US889580A - Roller-skate.

Info

Publication number: US889580A
Application number: US40059307A
Authority: US
Inventors: Hilmer Carlsson
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1907-11-04
Filing date: 1907-11-04
Publication date: 1908-06-02
Anticipated expiration: 1925-06-02

Description

PATENTED JUNE 2, 1908.

H. GARLSSON. ROLLER SKATE.

APPLICATION TILED NOV. 4, 1907.

and in which,

{UNITED i ATENT OFFICE.

HILMER GARLSSON, OF HARVARD, ILLINOIS. I

ROLLER-SKATE.

Specification of Iietters Patent.

Patented June 2, 1908.

Application filed. November 4, 1907. Serial No. 400,693.

stood by reference to the accompanying.

drawings forming a part of this specification Figure 1 is a side elevation of a roller skate embodying my invention in its preferred I form, and Fig. 2 is a front elevation thereof.

The device comprises a metal strip adapted to fit the outside of the leg from a point near the knee to the foot and turns in at the bottom to form a foot rest, a second metal strip ad-a ted to fit the leg from a point in front of the lln side above the instep and converging with the first,.mentioned strip to which it is riveted, a shaft secured to the front strip'and extending laterally therefrom, a wheel arranged at the end of said shaft and a plurality of straps for attaching the device to the skater. 4

Referring to the drawin s, 1 indicates a metal strip of sufficient lengt to extend from a point near the knee to the bottom of the foot and to be turned thereunder, to form a foot-rest. The strip, 1 is adapted to be arran ed upon the outer side of the leg and a si ar strip, 2 is provided 'to be arranged in front. The strip, 2 extends from a point sli htly below the knee to a point near the an e and is then bent outwardly passing around the side of the foot and then prefer ably bent inwardly as. at 8 where it is riveted to the inturned portion, 4 of the strip, 1. If

desired, the strip, 2' need not pass under the cc to the ankle and then turned to the outwardly curved portion, 5.

6 indicates a bracket fixed to the strip, 2, above the ankle and 7 a short shaft extending laterally therefrom. Upon the outer end of the shaft, 7, mounted the wheel, 8, which is preferably provided with a cushion or pneumatic tire, 9.

10, 11 and 12 are straps for securing the device to the skater. ed to the foot rest formed by the portions, 3

and 4 of the strips, 1 and 2 and passes over the I inste and the stra s, 11 and 12 are riveted or 0t erwise secure to the vertical portions, of the strips, 1 and 2.

Having described -my invention what I claim as new and desireto secure by Letters Patent is:

1. A one wheeled-roller skate comprising a pair of vertically disposed metal strips adapted to fit the front and side of the leg respectively and having their lower ends bent inwardly to form a foot rest, a shaft fixed to one of said strips and extending laterally therefrom, a wheel mountedjat-thefend of said shaft, and means for scurin said-:skate to the leg, substantially as'descri ed.

2. A one wheeled roller skate comprisin 'a metal strip adapted to fit the outside of the leg from a point near the knee to the sole of foot but may be secured to the strip, 1 at the The strap, '10 is rivets the foot and bent inwardly at the bottom to 'form'a foot rest, a second metal strip ada ted to fit the front of the leg from a oint slig tly below the knee to the ankle and outwardly and around the side of thefoot to thence bent meet the lower 'end of thefirst said strip and i I to which it is riveted, a short shaft extending laterallyfrom said front strip, awheel mounted on said shaft, and means for attaching the skate to the leg, substantiall as described.

,1 In testimony whereof I ave; signed my name to this specification in the presence of two subscribing Witnesses.

. HILMER CLSSON.

Witnesses: 1

E. C. HUBBELL,

W. E. DOYLE.