USD10699S - Design for fancy cassimere - Google Patents

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D5-47 EX 0*379 OR B 109699 DESCN.

P. S. BOSWORTH. Fancy Uassimere.

No.10.699. Patented May 28,1878,

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FREDERICK S. BOS'WORTII, OF PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, ASSIGNOR TO THE \VEYBOSSET MILLS, OF SAME PLACE.

DESIGN FOR FANCY CASSIMERE.

Specification forming part of Design No. 10,699, dated May 28, 1578; application filed May 13, 1875. [Term of patent 7 years] To all whom it may concern: their tops, the lower end of each diagonal bar Be it known that I, FREDERICK S. Bosbcingjoined by a transverse bar, I), which ex- WORTH, of the city and county of Providence, tends to the edge of the stripe, the figures thus and State ofRhode Island,haveinvcnted anew composed being arranged at regular intervals and useful Design for Fancy Cassimeres; and upon the said stripe and appearing raised 1. do hereby declare that the following speciiiabove its surface. cation, taken in connection with the accom- The fabric may be woven in any preferred panying drawing, making a part of the same, variety or combination of colors for giving a is a full, clear, and exact description thereof. desirable effect to the design above described, The novel design hereinafter described 0011- the characteristic feature of which is broad sists in the combination and alternation of plainly-woven stripes A,the greater portion of broad plainly-woven and shaded stripes with whose surfaces are centrally shaded by broken narrowerfigured stripes, the effect produced by longitudinal lines of a color (littering from that said combination being apparent from an inof the ground of the. stripe, in combination spection of the accompanying drawing, to and alternation with other longitudinal stripes which reference is made. B, upon whose plainly'woven grounds are sir The fabric is traversed longitudinally by the perimposed figures composed of transverse and broad stripes A, the greater portion of whose diagonal bars in connection. plainlywoven surfaces are centrally shaded \Vhat I claim isby broken longitudinal lines of a color differ The design for fancy cassilneres, substaning from that of the ground of the stripe. tially as herein described and represented in Each stripe A is in alternation with a narrower the drawing.

longitudinal stripe, B, upon whose plainly- FREDERICK S. ];OS\\"'ORTII. woven ground are superimposed series of \Vitnesses: figures, each of which is composed of two op- GEORGE FULLER,

positely-inclined diagonal bars, b, meeting at THOMAS 1*. Cosonovn.

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