USD9657S - Design for an embroidery-pattern - Google Patents

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EMBROIDERY PATTERN. No, 9,657, Patented Nov. 28.1876.

(1%. aw h @4%A4 UNITED STATES PATENT Orrrea EMIL CRISAND, OF NEXV HAVEN, CONNECTICUT, ASSLGNOR TO HENRY ST. JOHN, 0F SAME PLACE.

DESIGN FOR AN EMBROIDERY-PATTERN.

Specification forming part of Design No.9,657, dated November 28,1576; application liled November 6, 1876. [Term of Patent 3% years] To all whom it may concern: I The principal feature in the pattern is the Be it known that l, EMIL CRISAND, of New word Welcome. The letters composing Haven, in the count of New Haven, and this word are arranged upon the representa- Stnle of Connecticut, have invented a new tion of a banner, surmounted by a branch of Design for Einbroidei'y-Pattern; and 1 do flowers, all as shown in the accompanying hereby declare the following, when taken in illustration.

connection with the accompanying drawings, 1 claimto be a full, clear, and exact description of the The herein-described design for embroiderysame, and which said drawings constitute pattern,consistingof' the word \Velcome on part of this specification, and represent a face the representation of a banner, surmounted view. by a branch of flowers, as shown in the ac- This invention relates to a design for emcompanying illustration.

hroidery-pattern, with special reference to perforated cardboard, the object being to in- EMIL ORISAND. dicate on the surface of the board the pattern to be wrought. It consists in the confignra- Witnesses:

tion and ornamentation, as shown in the ac- J OHN E. EARLE,

companyin g illustration. CLARA BROUGHTON.

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