USRE4295E - Improvement in harness-rings - Google Patents

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Be it known that -I, Homes N. Ennis, of Newl port, in the county of Herkimer and State of' New York, assiguor to Hiram"R.-`0lmstead and Richard W. Jones, composing the firm of 'Olmstead & Jones, ofthe city of Syraeuse,"New York, have inyeuted clear, andzexact description thereof, reference being had to the accompanying drawing and to the letters ofreference marked thereon.

Figure 1 isa, perspective view of a halter, as oon- Vstructed and in y rin attached.

Y readiness for use, with my improved Il g'ure 2 is a detached elevation of tbe'crown-,ring the dotted lines indicating a' plain ring, its custom be#V ing unbroken by any irregular projections.

Figure 3 is a detached View oi the nose-band ring.

l Figure 4 is' a detached view of the choke-ring, having a slotted attachment transverse tothe ring proper.-

Similar letters of reference designate identical parts in each ofthe figures.

This invention relates to' an improved ring, to be used principally on-halters and other head-gear of that kind; and

Itcousists in providing one o'r lmore radial projectionsnpon the otherwise plain-surface ofthe ring, said projections having slots therein for the purposehereinafter described, such slots iu `the crown and noseband rings being on a plane with the body of the ring,

and the slotin the choke-ring being transverse tothe -tially as described.

tain the strain upon its ring, the ring to be made light or heavy, according to the nsesto which it ls A In the annexed which forms a part of this .eertainnigandnmfgllmprorementsin Halter-Rings; v

and I .do hereby declare that the following is a full,

E E are the crown-rings, having slots A B.

F F- arethe nose-band rings, with slots O'D.-

G is the choke-ring, having slot S. To the ringsE, F, and G, thus constructed, may be securedthe leather 'parts of a halter, as shown in iig. 1 of the drawing.

When a strapapproaches a ring in a horizontaldivrectiou, asin the cese 'ofthe nose-band strap,- the tends to snpporitn its-normal position',

. I do not confin yself to the useoithese rings on halters, but claim-their generalglpplication to other head-geur ofA that ikind, and the-:rings E and F muy be used upon the breaching forfharness.

What -I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is

A harness-ring, having one or more radial projec tious constructed on a. piane with the body of the ring, and having straight slots cut therein, substan` HORACE N."EAMES. YVitnesses:

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' A. M. Mxmts,'

F. L. Hommes.

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