US1146351A - Combined watch and umbrella-handle. - Google Patents

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S. 'SCHLESINGER.

' COMBINED WATCH AND UMBRELLA HANDLE. I APPLICATION FILED SEPT. 1. 1914.

1,146,351 Patented July 13, 1915.

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' r CO MBINEDWATCH ANDiITMBRELLAhHANDLE.

1 146;:g51;: i sp 'ee' ficationof Letters l ate'nt. atented J 1131 13,1915, ,A tn ati afiied Stamper 1,19 14.1 senainaasaeie. f 4112mm;aaa) is located}. The member 9.has internal Be :it knownl that I, .SIGMUND threads 9 receiving the threads of the watch SINGER, aloitizenof the United States,and a stem 32, whereby when the member 9 is fitresident of New' York city, borough' o ted, as shown in Figs. 2 and 3,'and is roe0 5 Brooklyn, inthe.countyofKin-gsand-State tated'thewatch may vbe wound, and when of New York,: have invented certain new. member9 is pulled outwardly the hands of and? useful/ Improvements in 'Oombined the watch vmay beset. The member 9 has a Watchesand Umbrella-Handles, of which handlememberQ, which is pivoted to part 9, p the following is 'a sp'ecificationl L a as uponthepivot .10, so that the handle 5 1 The object, of my, invention is to prov'ide member 9? may be folded down into the rea an uiribr'ellaihandle with-a" 'atch: carried cess ll shownfin' the end of the handle}.

thereby, and means to permit the watch (Fig. 4 ),and' may be raised up into position winding-member'tofibe retained, when not for winding and setting the watch as in being used, "substantially within the handle, Figs. 1, 2 and 3.

soasnot tobeinjured and yet to permit The parts are so arranged thatthe'windsaid member t0 be movedlioutwardlyintopoing member 9,9" is substantially concealed sition for use n winding r, settmg th withinthehandle, when notin use, so as to, Watch-J pp, i v

. 7 v prevent iniury to the winding member. To .Myl invention comprises novel details of this end theouter part of member 9 is slot- 75 improveme t and combinations of parts vthat .t ed at 9, and the shank portion of thepart will-be more fullyhereinafter set forth'and 9 is adapted to pass in and out ofsuch slot then pointedout in'the claims. I i as part 9 is swung up and down, thereby Reference is to be had to the accompanypermitting the part 9 to be readily con- ,ing drawings formingparthereof, wherein, cealed within recess 11 against injury. I o 80 Figure 1 is a face view 'o f a portion oi an retain thepart 9 in the closed position withumbrella handle embodying my invention; in the recess 11, or in the open position for Fig. 2 is a section on the line 2, 2, in Fig. 1'; fuse, I provide sprlng-meanswhich, in the Fig. 3 is a artly broken enlarged detail of exampleillustrated, comprises a spring 12, Fig. v1, and Fig. 4 is a sectional detail showshown located within a bore .9 in member 85 ing the winding member folded into the 9 and bearing at the inner end against said 7 handle. f g memberand at the outer end against a plug I Similar n' merals of: reference indicate. or the like 14: that bears against the squared correspondingpartsinthe several views. or'flattened end or side portion of the shank The numeral ,1 indicates a support, such of member .9 By this means the member 90 lasthe handle of an umbrella orother analo- 9 will be prevented from spontaneously gous article,-.which"is provided with as ocket j opening, and will be retained in firm posi- 2, shown in oneiifaceofthe handle, within tion when opened for use for winding the 7 which socket thewatch -movement 3 is lo-, watch or setting'its hands. I cated. To retain themovement in place Whilel have described the watch and its 95 .40 have'show'njaZ frame, or casing 4 set into winding member as applied :upon an umsocket "and retained therein'by on'e or more brella handle, it will be understood that the i screws" 5-, which frameorca'singis adapted watch may be similarly applied to any do- 'to receive themovementii, and said frame is sired article of personal use, and by the yprovided with an-opening' P 'through which term handle as used herein 1 mean i a 100 4 5 the threaded stem 3? of the watch movement support such as an umbrella handle'or artiis adaptedto pass. 1 I cle oi'personal use referred to. p a At 6 is a rim or bezel carryingthe glass Having now described my inventionwhat 7 crystal 7 of thewatch movement, and shown I claim is t--- I having a flange 16* adapted to enter the en- 1. The combination of a handle having a 1 larged portion 2 of socket 2 and to snap on bore therein, a watch movement having a I theouter edge:portionof frameror casing 4, stem, and means to retain the watch move- ;-whereby the "watchmovement is retained ment within'the handle, with a winding p upon the handle. The handle 1 is provided member comprising aplurality of parts, one ,7 I with a bore 8 communicating with socket 2, of said parts being attached to said watch 11 I "into which'borethe stem projects, and in stem and journaled within said bore in the A, v w ich bore the rotative winding member 9 handle, the watch stem being rotative in I h hai dley zud'pqrt pf t e iniiing said bore, the other part; bi n g pivotally nn t d with, h first m ad; 11m; a d said han- 1e havmg a surf 5 first named s al,fihewiild nginhlbeti.h.e c m ina in 01f thi' jjth and J' ll'rnaled Withi m mbr and, a

{ wing "a lhore wl'thbu't a Stem,

he .iln er' pa Of said .m e zand adapted part of said Winding member to reta l; th latt r ni fi r nt po t w'is, th handl ha ing qunter'siinkme s lrec ive ,and protect; the pivotal part. of th ind ng Inem' en j 1 ace recess;surroundimg htha Q;

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