US870399A - Holder for use in sharpening blades of safety-razors. - Google Patents

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No. 870,399. 1 PATENTED NOV. 5, 1907.

' N. A. WELLBS HOLDER PORUSE IN SHARPENING BLADES OF SAFETY RAZORS.-

APPLICATION FILED 1330.1, 1906.

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NELSON A. WELLES, oFwYALusINe, PENNSYLVANIA.

HOLDER FOR USE IN SHARPENING BLADES OF SAFETY-RAZORS.

Specification of Letters Patent.

Patented Nov. 5, 1907.

Application filed December 1.190s. srmNo. 345.867.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known that I, NELSON A. WELLEs, a citizen of the United States, residing at Wyalusing, in the county diBradford, State of Pennsylvania, have invented a new and useful Improvement in Holders for Use in Sharpening Blades of Safety-Razors, of which the'foh lowing is a specification. v p

This invention relates to holders for use in sharpening blades of safety razors and is designed to provide a simple and convenient device for this purpose, in which therazor blade may be readily inserted and as readily removed, .and by means of which both edges of said blade will be exposed so that one edge maybe brought into engagement with the strop or hone when the holder is moved in one direction and the other edge when the holder'is moved in the reverse direction.

Another object of the invention is'to so shape that portion of the holder, in which the blade is retained that it shall serve as a guide for giving to the edge of the blade the desired bevel.

To this end/the invention consistsin the structure substantially as hereinafttr described and claimed.

In the accompanying drawings, which form a part of this specification, Figure 1 illustrates the improved holder in planand shows at either end of said plan a transverse section, that at the right being takenon the line a'a, and that at the leit'being taken on the line b-b. Fig. 2 is an edge view of the holder with the which are united at one end by the pivot 6. Both of these members are, for a distance back from the pivot, beveled towards either edge and these beveled/surfaces furnish.

guides for giving the required bevel to the edges of the blade, which blade is indicated in Fig. 1 at 7. The handle member 4 has formed upon its inner surface, within 'the beveled portion, projections as 8, which pass through the perforations of the blade and the pivoted end of member vthas on its inner surface a pivot of a thickness slightly less than that of theblade. The clamp member 5 is somewhat bowed as indicated in Fig. 2-for the purpose of retaining it in locked position. The lock or catch for,this purpose may be formed as shown, simply by studs 8.

its free end for engagement with the Fig. 3 is a plan of the holder in open recurving' the free end of the handle and forming a notch therein and by beveling laterally the free end of the clamping member so that the ridge formed thereby will take into said notch.

To insert or remove the blade of a safety razor blade the clamp member is swung into position indicated in Fig. 3,and the blade placed upon or taken from the When the blade has been placed upon said studs the clamping member is swung into parallel with the handle, the free end thereof being pressed down, so that the ridge 9 shall takeinto the'iiotch of the recurved endof the handle. To remove the blade the free end of the clamping member may be pressed down until said ridge is free of the notch, when the clamping member may be freely moved laterally.

The invention claimed is 1. -A holder for use in sharpening double edged blades of safety razors, consistingof a handle member and n (flilllllh ing member provided with means for holding at its mid die the blade of a safety razor so as to expose both edges thereof and beveled towards either edge to serve as a guide in sharpening both edges of the blade.

2. A holder for use in sharpening blades of safety razors consisting of a handle portion havinga recurved 0ndnotched on its inner surface. a curved clamping portion pivoted to. the opposite end thereof and having a ridge at notch in said recurved end and means for holding the blade between said members.

3. A razor blade holder having a handle, and two clumping members adapted to hold between them a double-edged razor blade, each of said clamping members having its outer side beveled in two planes meeting at the :lXlS ol' lill clamping member, 'and respectively lying in the same planes as the planes of the edges of thesaid razor blade.

4. A device for holding safety razor blades, consisting of a pair of interpivoted members having opposed elamp ing'portions of less width than the width of the razor blade to be clamped and shaped to expose both edges of the'blade to the strop simnllunrmusly. one of said members having holding projections on its inner face adapted to enter holes in the blades and both clamping portions h:1\' ing their outer surfaces double-ln-vcled. substantially; as described.

In testimony whereof I have signed my name to this specification in the presence of two subscribing witnesses.

NELSON A. 'ELLIIS.

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