USRE1981E - Improvement in ladies collars and cuffs - Google Patents

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' tain Letters Patent ofthe United States, dated UNITED STATESv PATENT OEEICE.

WIILLIAM E. LOOIVOOD, OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA,

IMPROVEMENT IN LADIES COLLARS AND CUFFS.

Specification formi-ng part of Letters Patent No. 23,771, dated April 26, 1859 j Reissue No. 1,981, dated June (i, 1865.

DIVISION C.

To all whom it may concern: I as the manufacturer may Consider best suited Be it known that I, WILLIAM E. LOOK- I to tbc taste of the public; WOOD, of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, did ob- I In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 represents an embossed collar, on which are the 26th (Ia-yet' April, 1859,1'01' Improvements I, printed simple dots at intervals; but it will be in UOIIAI'S and (IIIIIISl :1nd Other Articles of! evident that i plenpaper collar-.caribe crna- Wearing-Apparel;thatIdeem the'said Letters mented by simply printing,l thereon plain or Patent inoperative and invalid, by reason ot' I colored devices. Ilig". 2 ot' the drawings repthat I declare the following to be a i'nll, clear,

adeieetiveV and insutlicient speeiiieation, and resents a sectional view of the dies by I means of which the collar or cuff may be em- I and exact description ot' that part of the said invention which consists of an ornamentaly I part ofthe invention, it will not be necessary ccf Ir or culi' made of .a fabric composed of todeseribe them here.

-paper and muslin, or of an equivalent fabric, v It will be evident that my Invention is aphaving a-slnooth white surface, ornamented I plicable to shirt besoins, 85e.

Ysurface plain or colored devices. lay-Letters Patent, as. a new' article of Inan- In producing my new manufacture, I use a I ufactnrefabric composed of paper and mnslin,o1` an I An ornamental collar or cu made of 'a bossed. As these dies have no relation to this ly pr'linting or by otherwise marking on the I claim as mynvention and desire to rs-jeuije equivalent fabric, having a smooth and pol- I fabric composed of paper and mnslin, or of an xslIed or enameled surfacel to represent that equivalent fabric, ornamented by printing orY ot' starched linen. I cut from this. fabric 1 otherwise marking on vthe surface plain ,0r

pieces of the size desired for the ornamental I colored devices. v collars, cutis, or other articles o1' wearing- In testimony whereof I have signed my apparel, and print on the outer or exposed name to this spccication before two subscribpaper surfa( e, or on both sides. it desirable, ing witnesses.

plain or colored devices, so as to impart to it Witnesses: WILLIAM E. I OCKWOOI).

HENRY HowsoN,

`JOI-IN WHITE.

ai ornamental appearance, the. printed dosigns bein g such, as rf gards color and pattern,

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