USD15124S - Design for ornamentation of trunk-locks - Google Patents

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08-338. on 06.124 Ex DESIGN.

G. s. BARKENTIN.

ORNAMENTATION OF TRUNK LOCKS. N Q 15.124. Patented July 8. 1884.

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UNITED STATES PATENT OVFFICE.

DESIGN FOR ORNAMENTATION OF TRUNK-LOCKS.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design N0. 124. dated July 8.1884

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lle it knnwutllat lJli-zontai-zS. li.\l.'l\'ll.\"l'l\', a citizen ol the United States, residing at New llrilain, in the county ot llartl'ord and State of (onnet'ticub have invented and product-d a new and original llvsigu t'or()rnalncntatinn of a 'lrunklmck, or which the following is a specification, rel'erence being had to the accompanying drawing, forming part theretd', which drawing represents my design for a trunklock in front view.

The outer end of the part A is of circular form, and in the center of which is a circular panel containing the key-hole, and having line lines crossing each other to divide the surface of said panel into small cheeks. Immediately surrounding this circular panel is a series of radiating leaflets, as shown. Outside of this central panel and leaflets is a larger circular panel inclosed by the raised ledge or border 11, said panel having a sunken and roughened ground, and ornamented by the raised leaflets and conventional flowers, as shown. The portion between this circular end and the hinge acontains a four-sided panel, the lower end of wvhich is at right angles to the sides, while its upper end is curved inward, as shown, said panel being bordered by the plain raised ledge c, the upper end of which ledge also extends around the raised ledge b of the circular panels. Within this panel, and extending lengthwise through the middle portion thereof, is a series of diamond-shaped ornaments, by the sides of which are raised parallel bars, as shown. Upon the other side of said bars the panel is ornamented by conventional plants in relief. The other part, B, has a round hole in the center of its circular end, surrounding which is a cluster of radiating leaflets, as shown. This orifice and leaflets form a central figure of the panel inclosed by a raised ledge, II, the upper side of which is -straight. Then it turns downward at right angles and merges into the t-irrle, as shown. The surl'ace of this panel is roughened and contains conventional plants by the side otthe central ornament and partially inclosing the same. Substantially the whole border ot' both parts is beveled, and ornamented with conventional leallcts.

l elainr I. Inthedesigntorornamentationot'atrunklork herein shown and described, the circular pant-l containing the keyhole and surrounded by a series of radiating leaflets.

2. In the design for ornamentation ota trunklock herein shown and described, the circular panel inelosing the key-hole, the raised circular ledge 11, and the conventional plants in relief between said ledge and the smaller circular panel.

3. The design for ornamentation of a trunklock herein shown and described, the same consisting of a panel and ornaments inclosed by the raised ledge 11, the four-sided panel in 6 closed by the ledge c, and the beveled edge ornamented with leaflets.

4. The design for ornamentation of a trunklock herein shown and described, the same consisting of a circular panel containing the key-hole and surrounded by radiating leaflets, the surrounding sunken panel inclosed by a raised ledge, the four-sided panel with rounded end, and the part B, having a cluster of leaflets for its central ornament, and the surrounding panel inclosed by the ledge d, said panel being ornamented with conventional plants.

GEORGE S. BARKENTIN.

\Vitnesses:

JOHN C. GALLAGHER, Tnoams KING.

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