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Description

DESIGN.

PATENTED MAY 5, 1903.

B. GREES & G. S. COURT.

. HANDLE FOR SPOONS 0R SIMILAR ARTICLES.

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I INVENTOZS ATTORNEY.

2 WITNESSES.

No. 36,303. l 'atented May 5, 1905;.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

EUSTACE CREES AND CHARLES S. COURT, OF PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, ASSIGNORS TO THE \VATSON AND NEWELL COMPANY, A CORPORATION OF RHODE ISLAND.

DESIGN FOR A HANDLE FOR SPOONS OR SIMILAR ARTICLES.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 36,303, dated May 5, 1903.

Application filed March 23, 1903. Serial No. 149,209. Term of patent '7 years.

T a/ZZ 1071/0111 it may c w'n: a stem which supports the leaf 9. About mid Be it known that We, EUSTACE CREES and way of section B lies a bud l0, branching from CHARLES S. COURT, citizens of the United the stem 8 and surmounted by the leaves 11 States, residing in the city of Providence, in 11. Farther-down the handle is asmall leaf 12,

5 the county of Providence and State of Rhode and at the base are the leaves 13 13, with the Island, have invented and produced a new, bud 14 between them. original, and ornamental Design for the Han- On the reverse face, Fig. 2, the ornamentadle of a Spoon or Similar Article, of which the tion consists of a marginal line representing following is a specification, reference being apple-tree branches from which at various in- [0 had to the accompanying drawings, forming tervals spring buds, leaves, and flowers,which part thereof, on which in the head A form a wreath inclosing a plain A designates the head-section, and B the surface, at the base of which lies a prominent 4o shank-section, of the handle. open blossom uponits supporting-stem. Mid- The leading feature of our design consists way of section B is an upturned bud and at 15 in the arrangement of appleblossoms and the base of the handle a sprig of leaves.

leaves represented in relief. It is evident that this design is applicable On the obverse face, Figure 1, the ornamento the handles of forks and similar articles. tation of section A consists of a large apple- Our claim is blossom 3, lying on its side and facing across The ornamental design for the handle of a 20 the handle. One of its petals projects upspoon or similar article as herein shown and ward to form the apex l. In front of this described.

blossom lies a leaf5 upon a stem 6 and below In testimony whereof we have affixed our it an upward-facingblossom 7, which overlaps signatures in presence of two witnesses.

the lower petals of the first-mentioned blos- EUSTACE CREES.

2 5 som and forms the junction of sections A and CHARLES S. COURT.

B. Supporting the blossom 7 is the stem 8, Witnesses: which extends downward along the margin CLINTON XV. BROWN, of section B. Along the opposite margin is FRED E. BRIGGS.

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