USD12134S - Design for a key - Google Patents

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USD12134S
USD12134S US D12134 S USD12134 S US D12134S
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John H. Baenes
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DESIGN.
J. H. BARNES.
Key.
Patented Jan. I8, 188|.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE..
JOHN H. BARNES, OF NEV HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, ASSIGNOR TO THE BARNES MANUFACTURING COMPANY, OF SAME PLACE.
DESIGN FOR A KEY.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 12,134, dated January 18, 1881.
Application tiled November E, 1880. Term ofpattnt 14 years.
To all whom it muy concern:
15e it known that I, JOHN Vll. BARNES, ot' New Haven, in the county ot' New IIa-ven and State ot' Colmecticut, have invented a new Design for hey; and 1 do herehydeclare the following', when taken in connection with theaccompanying;l drawing' and the letters of' reference marked thereon, to he a l'ull, clear, and exact description ofthe same, and which said drawing.;- constitutes part ot' this specification, and represents a side view.
This invention relates to a design for that class ot' keys which are iliade from sheet metal, commonly called ilat keys, and the design consists 1n the configuration ot' the bow and shank,-as shown in thc accompanying illustration, and hereinafter described.
The bow has t'our sides, in substantially the shape of a parallclogxram--the one side, a, at right angles to the shank, and the two sides b b at right angles to the side a., and parallel to each other. The angles are slightly rounded. The fourth or outer side has a central curve, c,
running into the continua-tion ot" the curves at the angle, so as to t'orm au indentation, (I, at the intersection ofthe curves-that is to say, the outer side is composed of two small semicircles, with an intermediate segment connecting them.
The shank A ofthe key is reduced from the width at the hit end toward the bow, and at thejunction of the shank with the how a semicircular notch, c, is made at cach side, as shown in the accompanying illustration. The key, however, may be made without this peculiar shape ofthe shank.
' I claim- The design for key, consisting' ot' the foursidcd bow, the angles rounded and the outer side composed of the two semicircles and intermediate segment, as shown in the accompanying illustration.
JOHN 1l. BARNES.
Witnesses JOHN E. EARLE, L. D. ROGERS.

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