IMPROVEMENTS IN THE METHODS OF PRODUCING ORNA- MENTAL AND OTHER " DESIGNS FABRICS UPON THE SURFACES OF AND TEXTILE OTHER
Year: 1884

page_text: This Specification was, upon the 20th day of January 1887, amended under
Sections 18 to 21 of the Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks Act, 1883.
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
I, CHARLES MOSKLEY of the Chapelfield Works Ardwick in the City of
Manchester and County of Lancaster, Manufacturer do hereby declare the nature
of my invention for IMPROVEMENTS IN THE METHODS OF PRODUCING ORNA-
MENTAL
AND OTHER
"
DESIGNS
FABRICS "to be as follows:-
UPON
THE SURFACES OF
AND
TEXTILE
OTHER
These Improvements relate to textile and other fabrics and have for their
object the production of ornamental and other designs upon the surfaces of such
fabrics.
In carrying out my Invention I apply to the surface of the fabric a film or coat
of indiarubber or other adhesive material or compound and over this film or coat
I apply a coat of farina or other substance capable of producing a like effect. The
film or coat of india rubber or equivalent material may be applied in design if
desired so as to leave some portions of the fabric uncovered and the coated fabric
may be afterwards vulcanized by the cold process as indicated in my Specification
to Letters Patent No 5207 dated 2nd November A D 1883. I may ornament the
surface of the farina coated fabric after vulcanization by printing upon it in suitable
media and in such colours as may be desired the required pattern or design by
means of any ordinary printing process.

page_text: I, CHARLES MOSELEY of the Chapelfield Works Ardwick in the City of
Manchester and County of Lancaster Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature
of my invention for IMPROVEMENTS IN THE METHODS OF PRODUCING ORNAMENTAL
AND OTHER DESIGNS UPON THE SURFACES OF TEXTILE AND OTHER FABRICS and
in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and
ascertained in and by the following statement:-
These Improvements have for their object the production of ornamental and other
designs upon the surfaces of textile and other fabrics.
In carrying out my Invention I apply to the surface of the fabric a film or gat
of indin rubber or other adhesive material or compound and over or upon this
adhesive film-or-coat I apply farina or other substance expable of producing a-like
effect:
In order to produce the desired design or pattern upon the surface of the fabrie
I apply thereto by means of engraved rollers or blocke, by stencilling or by any
equivalent means an adhesive film or cost of indiarabber or other suitable compound
or material in such a manner that the design o or pattern is represented He the
surface of the fabric-by-the-adhesive material. While the applied-cent or film is
still tacky or adhesive I coat or cover it with farina or other cubstance cuah-an
glitter" or metallic-powders expable of ; rodasing an ornamental effect. In come
eases a thin film of transparent rabber mm; thereafter be spread upon the ornamenta!
surfnee.
Instead of proceeding to hereinbefore described-1-may apply an adhesive film or
coat of indiarubber subsequently coated or covered with farina or other material to
the whole surface of the fabric and imprint or otherwise produce upon the farina
coated surface after culcanization the required pattern or design using as a medium a
solution of indiarubber or other material capable of masking or destroying the silky,
lustrous or similar appearance produced by the farina or equivalent material where
this appearance is not required by the design.
When it is necessary or advicable to vuleenise the fabric-after-the-roduction of
n-design-non-ite surface this may be accomplished by the we!! know ess
of cold vulcanization as indicated in my Specification to Letters Patent_№º_2207
of 1223 or by ether-suitable means:
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
Invention, and in what manner the same is to be performed, 1 declare that what
I claim is
The method of producing ornamental and other designs upon the surface of textile
and other fabrics substantially as hereinbefore set forth and described.
Dated this thirty first day of December, 1881.
WILLIAM E. HEYS,

page_text: PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
I, CHARLES MOSELEY of the Chapelfield Works Ardwick in the City of
Manchester and County of Lancaster, Manufacturer do hereby declare the nature
of my invention for "IMPROVEMENTS IN THE METHODS OF PRODUCING ORNA-
MENTAL AND OTHER DESIGNS UPON THE SURFACES OF TEXTILE AND OTHER
FABRICS to be as follows:-
"
--
These Improvements relate to textile and other fabrics and have for their
object the production of ornamental and other designs upon the surfaces of such
fabrics.
In carrying out my Invention I apply to the surface of the fabric a film or coat
of indiarubber or other adhesive material or compound and over this film or coat
I apply a coat of farina or other substance capable of producing a like effect. The
film or coat of india rubber or equivalent material may be applied in design if
desired so as to leave some portions of the fabric uncovered and the coated fabric
may be afterwards vulcanized by the cold process as indicated in my Specification
to Letters Patent No 5207 dated 2nd November A D 1883. I may ornament the
surface of the farina coated fabric after vulcanization by printing upon it in suitable
media and in such colours as may be desired the required pattern or design by
means of any ordinary printing process.

page_text: I, CHARLES MOSELEY of the Chapelfield Works Ardwick in the City of
Manchester and County of Lancaster Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature
of my invention for IMPROVEMENTS IN THE METHODS OF PRODUCING ORNAMENTAL
AND OTHER DESIGNS UPON THE SURFACES OF TEXTILE AND OTHER FABRICS and
in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and
ascertained in and by the following statement :-
These Improvements have for their object the production of ornamental and other
designs upon the surfaces of textile and other fabrics.
In carrying out my Invention I apply to the surface of the fabric a film or coat
of india rubber or other adhesive material or compound and over or upon this
adhesive film or coat I apply farina or other substance capable of producing a like
effect.
In order to produce the desired design or pattern upon the surface of the fabric
I apply thereto by means of engraved rollers or blocks, by stencilling or by any
equivalent means an adhesive film or coat of indiarubber or other suitable compound
or material in such a manner that the design or pattern is represented upon the
surface of the fabric by the adhesive material. While the applied coat or film is
still tacky or adhesive I coat or cover it with farina or other substance such as
glitter" or metallic powders capable of producing an ornamental effect. In some
cases a thin film of transparent rubber may thereafter be spread upon the ornamental
«
surface.
Instead of proceeding as hereinbefore described I may apply an adhesive film or
coat of indiarubber subsequently coated or covered with farina or other material to
the whole surface of the fabric and imprint or otherwise produce upon the farina
coated surface the required pattern or design using as a medium a solution of
indiarubber or other material capable of masking or destroying the silky, lustrous
or similar appearance produced by the farina or equivalent material where this
appearance is not required by the design.
When it is necessary or advisable to vulcanize the fabric after the production of
a design upon its surface this may be accomplished by the well known process
of cold vulcanization as indicated in my Specification to Letters Patent No 5207
of 1883 or by other suitable means.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
Invention, and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what
I claim is
The method of producing ornamental and other designs upon the surface of textile
and other fabrica substantially as hereinbefore set forth and described.
Dated this thinter first day of December 1884
WILLIAM E. HEYS,
Agent.

page_text: (2) The method of constructing ovens heated by gas and having an external
casing and an internal lining of cast iron in such a manner that the top, sides, door
and bottom may be readily separated from each other or reconstructed substantially
as and for the purposes herein before described and illustrated on the accompanying
sheet of Drawings.