USD15433S - Design for an organ-case - Google Patents

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

LEVI K, FULLER, OF BRATTLEBOROUGH, VERMONT, ASSIGNOR TO THE IGSTEY ORGAN COMPANY, OF Sikhll ILAUIG.

DESIGN FOR AN ORGAN-CASE.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design N0. 15,433, dated October 7, 1884.

Application lled May .'ll, 18H4.

To afZZ whom, it may concern:

Be it known that I, LEVI K. FULLER, a citizen oi' the United States, and a resident of Brattleborough, Vindham county, Vermont, have invented or produced a new and original Design for an Organ-Oase, of which the following is a specification.

My design has relation to the cases of what are known as chapel-organs, which are finished both in front and at the back, and it is clearly represented in the accompanying photograph, wherein Figure lis a perspective View of the case, showing the front; and Fig. 2, a similar view, showing the back.

Referring to Fig. 1, A is the key-board projection, and B I5 are the ends ot' the case. C is the cover, which is shown as raised in this figure. The key board projection A. is furnished, as usual, with an open-work strip or panel in its front. In my design the ornamentation of this panel consists of a rectangular elongated opening, in which is a central. disk bearing a quarterfoil, and two horizontal bars, arranged midway of the opening, extend from the ends of the same to said disk and join it. The open-work consists of two of the abovedescribed designs. On each end of the ease is an ornament, D, comprising a base, a, of ornamental contour, a beaded cap, I), a pediment, c, and a ball, d. This ornament is designed to present the same appearance when viewed from the front and back of the case.

Referring to Fig. 2, Eis the back board of the case. F is an inclined panel above the back board, and G is the top board of the ease. The back board, E, is divided into panels e c e, all ornamented alike. A description of one will suffice. The panel is di vided unequally into three parts by two pairs of horizontal lines or marks, and in the cen- Terln ol patent 14 years.

trai compartments is a lineal design composed of an endless line arranged to form a square, which stands oblique in the panel, and has lesser squares at its corners. Between these lesser squares are dots, four in number, all as clearly shown in Fig. 2. rPhe panel F is ornamented with open-work, which comprises a rectangular elongated opening in which are arranged rings y, havinga broken ornamental contour, and connected together by horizontal ties or bars 7i, all as clearly shown .in the accompanying photograph. Below and above the panel F are horizontal beaded bands i 1'.

Having thus described my design, I claim as iis novel featuresl. In an organcase, the design which consists of the ornamentation of the oliien-work panel in the front ol' the key-board projection A, as shown in the accompanying photograph.

2. In an organ-ease, the design which consists of an ornament, I), on each. end of the case, of substantially the form and configuration described, and shown in the accompanying photograph.

3. ,In an organ-case, the design which consists of the back board, E, divided into panels e e, as shown, and said panels having the linear ornamentation, substantially as described, and shown in the accompanying photograph.

4. In an organcase, the design which con sists of an inclined panel, F, above the back hoard, said panel being ornamented with open work, as shown in the accompanying photograph.

In witness whereof I have hereunto signed my name in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.

LEVI K. FULLER. Witnesses:

W. H. CHILDS, L. W. HAWLEY.

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