USD8316S - Design for fancy cassimeres - Google Patents

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICEo FltllDEllltli( r. ll )S\V0llTll, OF PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND, ASSlGNOR TO TilE \\"EY13OSSET MILLS, 0F SAME PLACE.

DESIGN FOR FANCY CASSIMERES.

Specitieation thrilling part of Design No. 8,316. dated May 1l, 1675; applieatiou tiled April ll, 1875.

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lle it: known that l', lrnntn-:nteit SNOW loswon'ru, el' the cit)v and county ot' Providence and State nl' lthodc Island, have invented a` certain new and useful. Design tor lf`ancv (lassintele, l'tahries; and l do hereb)Y declare that the t'ollnwing sneeitieation,taken in connection with the drawings nntlting a` part ot' the sante, is a tall, clear, and exact description thereof.

The ell'eet ol' nrv novel design will be apparent. on an inspeetion of the accompanying drawings, to which reference is made. baid etl'ect is produced by the arrangement of the diagonal and transverse hars, which are so placed upon the ground-work of the fabric as to appear in longitudinal, transverse, and diagonal stripes.

'lhc diagonal hars A have a downward inclination toward the right, while the diagonal hars U have a downward inclination toward the left. The diagonal bars A and C alternate withthe transverse bars 13, to form both longitudinal and transverse stripes, but the bars A andCdonotappearin the saine stripes ruiming either lengthwise or erosswise el.' the t'aln'ie. Longitudinal and transverse stripes. composed ot'hars A and l, alternate, respectively, with stripes composed et' hars U and l. The diagA onal stripes have a dil'erent composition, the transverse hars B t'orniing one series ot'strines, while the diagonal hars .t and (j, in alternation, forni another series, the stripes ot' the latter series being arranged in alternation with those of the former.

The design lnalxv be placed unen a ground ot' plain or fancy weaving, and nlalv he niade in any preferred varietav ot colors l'or prodneing a desirable etl'eet.

that I elailn islhe design fer taneb` eassiznere t'ahries, suhstantially as described and shown in the draw ings.

FREDERICK SNOW UOSWORTH.

'itnesses:

J. C. B. WOODS, F. J. ARNOLDE.

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