US963053A - Thumb-knob for locks and latches. - Google Patents

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US963053A
US963053A US53117909A US1909531179A US963053A US 963053 A US963053 A US 963053A US 53117909 A US53117909 A US 53117909A US 1909531179 A US1909531179 A US 1909531179A US 963053 A US963053 A US 963053A
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  • I, ⁇ IIENRY S. Looxwoon a citizen of the United States, residing at South Norwalk, county of Faireld, State of Connecticut, have invented an Improvement in Thumb Knobs for Locks and Latches, of which the following is a specilication.
  • This invention has for its object to provide a simple and inexpensive thumb knob adapted for general use and especially adapted for use upon locks and latches, which shall be made without seam or joint, shall be strong and rigid and which shall be simple and inexpensive t0 produce.
  • Figure l is a section of ⁇ the blank as formed by the first operation; Fig. 2 an elevation of the disk detached; Fig. 3 a section of the partly formed knob after the second operation; Fig. 4 and end View corre* sponding therewith; Figs. 5, 6, 7 and 8 are sectional views illustrating respectively the third, fourth, fifth and sixth operations; and Fig. 9 is an elevation of the completed knob which may or may not be knurled, as shown.
  • My novel knob comprises a one-piece metallic shell and a disk over which the shell is formed.
  • 10 denotes the shell and ll the disk.
  • the shell is formed by cupping a blank of metal, after which the disk is inserted in the cup and the knob is completed by successive operations which close the sides of the shell about the disk and impart to the shank of the knob any desired con-
  • the disk is made of the necessary thickness to give any required width to the bearing portion of the knob, which is indicated by l2.
  • the disk may be of any preferred form, but I have shown it concavo-convex in order to give a convex contour to the face of the knob and may be provided with a central opening 13. This opening enables me to impart tothe face of the knob embossed ornamentation, as indicated by 14 in Fig.
  • FIG. 5 A third operation is illustrated by Fig. 5, a fourth by Fig. 6, a fifth by Fig. 7 and a sixth by Figs. 8 and 9.
  • the inven tion is notV restricted to any special number of operations in producing the finished knob.
  • the rounded shoulder in the finished knob, indicated by l5, which is partly produced in the fifth operation and is completed in the sixth operation, may be omitted if preferred, likewise the nurling of the finished knob.
  • a blank which may be round, is rst drawn to cup-shape as in Fig. l, then the disk is inserted and then the sides of the cup are closed inward to secure the disk in place and to form the bearing portion and shank of the knob.
  • a knob comprising a one piece shell having one end closed the other end being open and reduced to form a shank, and a disk resting against the wall of said closed end to form a rigid bearing portion, the reduced portion of said shank extending partially over the exposed face of said disk to hold the latter in position.
  • a knob comprising a one piece shell having one end closed the other end being open and reduced to form a shank, and a disk resting against the wall of said closed end to form a rigid bearing portion, the reduced portion of said shank extending partially over the exposed face of said disk to hold the latter in position, said disk being provided with an opening to permit the formation of a depression in the wall of said closed end.
  • a knob comprising a one piece shell having one end closed the other end being open and reduced to form a shank, and a ooneavo convex disk resting against the Wall of said closed end to form a rigid bearing portion, the reduced portion of said shank extending partially over the exposed face of said disk to hold the latter in position, said disk being provided With an opening

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Patented 'July 5, 1910.
` H. s. LocKwooD. THUMB KNOB FOR LOCKS AND LATGHES. APPLICATION FLED DEU. 3, 1909.
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TI-IUlVIB-KNOB FOR LOCKS AND LATCHES.
specification of Letters Patent.
Patented July 5, 1910.
Application led December 3, 1909. Serial No. 531,179.
To all 'whom it may concern: i
Be it known that I,`IIENRY S. Looxwoon, a citizen of the United States, residing at South Norwalk, county of Faireld, State of Connecticut, have invented an Improvement in Thumb Knobs for Locks and Latches, of which the following is a specilication.
This invention has for its object to provide a simple and inexpensive thumb knob adapted for general use and especially adapted for use upon locks and latches, which shall be made without seam or joint, shall be strong and rigid and which shall be simple and inexpensive t0 produce.
Vith these and otherl objects in view I have devised the simple and novel knob which I will now describe, referring to the accompanying drawing forming a part of this specification and using reference characters to indicate the several parts.
Figure l is a section of` the blank as formed by the first operation; Fig. 2 an elevation of the disk detached; Fig. 3 a section of the partly formed knob after the second operation; Fig. 4 and end View corre* sponding therewith; Figs. 5, 6, 7 and 8 are sectional views illustrating respectively the third, fourth, fifth and sixth operations; and Fig. 9 is an elevation of the completed knob which may or may not be knurled, as shown.
My novel knob comprises a one-piece metallic shell and a disk over which the shell is formed. 10 denotes the shell and ll the disk. The shell is formed by cupping a blank of metal, after which the disk is inserted in the cup and the knob is completed by successive operations which close the sides of the shell about the disk and impart to the shank of the knob any desired con- The disk is made of the necessary thickness to give any required width to the bearing portion of the knob, which is indicated by l2. The disk may be of any preferred form, but I have shown it concavo-convex in order to give a convex contour to the face of the knob and may be provided with a central opening 13. This opening enables me to impart tothe face of the knob embossed ornamentation, as indicated by 14 in Fig. 4, after the disk is in place. After the rst operation, as shown by Fig. l, the disk is dropped into the cup and the second operation is performed, as shown by Fig. 3. This operation shapes the base of the shell to correspond with the contour of the disk, forms the bearing portion l2 of the knob and may or may not emboss ornamentation on the face of the knob.
The succeeding operations complete the configuration of the shank of the knob, which is indicated by 16.
A third operation is illustrated by Fig. 5, a fourth by Fig. 6, a fifth by Fig. 7 and a sixth by Figs. 8 and 9.
It should be understood that the inven tion is notV restricted to any special number of operations in producing the finished knob. For example, the rounded shoulder in the finished knob, indicated by l5, which is partly produced in the fifth operation and is completed in the sixth operation, may be omitted if preferred, likewise the nurling of the finished knob.
The essential features of the invention are that a blank, which may be round, is rst drawn to cup-shape as in Fig. l, then the disk is inserted and then the sides of the cup are closed inward to secure the disk in place and to form the bearing portion and shank of the knob.
Having thus described my invention I claim:
l; A knob comprising a one piece shell having one end closed the other end being open and reduced to form a shank, and a disk resting against the wall of said closed end to form a rigid bearing portion, the reduced portion of said shank extending partially over the exposed face of said disk to hold the latter in position.
2. A knob comprising a one piece shell having one end closed the other end being open and reduced to form a shank, and a disk resting against the wall of said closed end to form a rigid bearing portion, the reduced portion of said shank extending partially over the exposed face of said disk to hold the latter in position, said disk being provided with an opening to permit the formation of a depression in the wall of said closed end.
3. A knob comprising a one piece shell having one end closed the other end being open and reduced to form a shank, and a ooneavo convex disk resting against the Wall of said closed end to form a rigid bearing portion, the reduced portion of said shank extending partially over the exposed face of said disk to hold the latter in position, said disk being provided With an opening
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