USD16640S - Design for a rug - Google Patents

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

ADOLIII I'E'JWOLD, 0I IIIILADELIIHA, PENNSYLVANIA, ASSIGNOR TO JOHN BROMLEY SONS, 0F SAME PLACE.

DESIGN FOR A RUG.

SPECIFICATION forming parl'. of Design No. 16,640, dated April 20, 1886.

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To all whom it may concern:

Be it, known Limb I, ADoLrn' PETzoLD, n citizen of the United States, und n. resident; of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, have invented and produced a nen' und originel Design for Rugs, ol' which the following is a specification, reference being had to the neconlpnnying photographie illustration, to which reference is made.

1n the illustration, A A' A." Amare openfnnshaped ligures silnalerl :1b the corners of the design. 1S B are also open-fain-slnnn-,d figures with the poinls or handle parts oi' the funs turned outward townrd the edges of the rug,r and the curved edges ofthe open funs turned inward. The intermediate spnee between the corner fans is filled with Iren-Work having spaces at intervals containing sturshaped gnres or Iiowers, the whole design being thrown into relief by a background of con- Terln nl' paient 31 your.

trash in color t the foreground or design. The intermediate ground surrounded bythe four corner fain-shaped figures muy be filled wit-l1 ormunent-atlion of various kinds, which will suggesn itself to the mind of any person ordinarily skilled in the art-5 but, the esseutial features of my designare lille four openfnu-slmped figures, one nb each corner of the rug design, and the intermediate ornamented space.

What, I claim :is new is- A design for rugs consisting of' the four openlim-shaped figures A A' AA", one at; eneh corner of the rug design, the intermediete space between the falls being orimuienbed, substantially as shown.

ADOLPII IETZOLD. W'itnesses:

GEORGE E. BUOKLEY, WM. L. TURNER, Jr.

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