USD27747S - Design for a brazing-stand - Google Patents

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OR D27 1 747 DESIGN.

T. G. LEWIS & P. M. BAILEY.

BRAZING STAND.

No 27,747 Patented Oct. 19,1897.

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THEODORE G. LE\VIS AND FREDERICK M. BAILEY, 01- lll'l FALU, NEW YORK ASSIGNORS TO THE BUFFALO DENTAL MANUl AC'lL'IIING COMPANY, OF

SA ME PLACE.

DESIGN FOR A BRAZlNG-STAND.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 27,747, dated October 19, 1897.

Application fil d Yeti-nary I9, 1897. Serial No. 624,249. Term of patent years.

To all whom it may concern.-

Be it known that we, TnEonoEE G. LEwIs and FREDERICK M. BAILEY, citizens of the United States, residing at Buffalo, in the 5 county of Eric and State of New York, have in vented and produceda new and original Design for Brazing-Stands, of which the following is a specification, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, forming a part thereof.

This design relates to the shape or coniiguration of the stands or tables which are our ployed for supporting the blow-pipes, air-reservoir, and other accessories of brazing appli- I5 ances, and which are commonly known as brazing-stands.

In the aecompanying drawings, Figure l is a perspective view of a brazin -stand embodying our design. Fig. 2 is a detached top plan view of the bed or top frame of the stand.

Like letters of reference refer to like parts in both flgu res.

The end frames of the stand are each composed of upright side bars A, an upper crossbar A, connecting the upper ends of the side bars, a lower crossbar Aicon n ecti n g the lower portions of the side bars, and curved legs A extending laterally 0r outwardly beyond the side bars and forming with the latter a compound or ogec curve, as shown in Fig. 1. The legs terminate in ornamental feet a. The side bars are curved outwardly at their upper ends, as shown at a, and the side bars, the upper and lower crossbars A A'-, and the legs A are relieved by raised marginal ribs or flanges, as shown in Fig. l. The lower cross-bar A has in its middle an opening It", and the bar has acurvcd swell or bulge a on the upper and lower sides of this opening.

4 The side frames which connect the end frames are approximately rectangular and have straight upper and lower edges 13 13', concave ends, and a comparatively large central opening ll of circular form. In each of the four triangular spaces located in the corners of the side frame is an irregularly-shaped opening I, the outer side of which is concentric with the adjacent concave end of the frame, forming at each end of the frame a segmental or inwardly-curved bar B The side frame, its circular opening 13 and the corner openings 1) are bounded by raised marginal ribs or flanges, as shown. Between each pair of triangularopenings on the same side of the central opening are webs N, in each of which is an opening b, and in each of the spaces between the large central opening and the irregular openings 1) is a circular opening The top or bed-plate is oblong in form and composed of,side bars 0 and end bars (3'. The plate is rounded at the corners and at its lower edge is a rectangular inwardly-extending flange (2. On each side bar C is a laterallyprojecting wing c, which extends nearly to the ends of the top plate, and in each of these wings is a longitudinal slot 0 Projecting from the corners of the top plate are ears and in each corner of the inwardly-extending flange is located a pair of diagon all y-arranged openings 0. 7o

\Vhat we claim is The design for a brazingstand, substantially as herein shown and described.

\Yitness our hands this lo'th day of Febru nry, 1897.

THEODORE (l. LElYlS. l ltEl). M. BAILEY. Witnesses CARL F. GEYER, ELLA R. DEAN.

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