USD8310S - Design for fans - Google Patents

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ELIZABETH W. PERRY, OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.

DESIGN FOR FANS.

Specification forming part of Design No. 8,3 l0, dated May 4, 1875; application filed April 5, 1875. [Term of Patent {31} years] To all 'whom it may concern Beit known theol, Mrs. ELIZABETH W. PER- RY. of Cincinnati, in the county of Hamilton and State of Ohio, have invented e Design for Fens, of which the following is a. specifica.- tion The object of my design is to provide afan adapted to the centennial period, in commemoration of the Declaration oi' Independence, and of historical persons and events of that time, and which may be of any grade of mnteriel, linish, and expense to suit variations of taste and means.

1n the necoinpmiying photographie representation of my design, to which reference is made, A represents the bod)T of the fen, which nia-y be made of any material, size, or shape, convenient for use, in connection with the design.

The design consists in a. likeness of Martha. Washington on one side of the fan, printed, woven, embroidered, engraved, lithographed, or otherwise produced.

Any motto or patriotic inscription may be placed on the reverse side of the fen, at diseretion; but, if making a selection myself, I would prefer the following lines:

0, (it com `enion of our chieftain great,

The heros darling and the patriots mate,

When stricken Freedom knew on earth no home, With hlm you spake the Word which bade her come! You spread the welcome feast and soothed her woes, While he with armed men chastised her foes.

One hundred years have Wrought their deeds of fame, Alike renowned in peace or traced in llame,

And swelled from sea. to sea. the Wide acclaim,

Nor writ on freedoms scroll a sweeter name.

But this I do not. claim as a peri; of my dev sign.

What I do elimini, however, as my inven tion, is-

The design for a. fen, having the likeness of Martha Washington on one of its sides or faces, substantially as described, and illustrated in the accompanying photographic represeutation.

ELIZABETH W. PERRY.

Witnesses:

MARY HART, WALTER ST. J. JONES.

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