Year: 1899

page_text: Date of Application, 13th July, 1899-Accepted, 11th Nov., 1899
I, ZSUZSANNE NAGY, of No. 106, Sanczaljauteza, Kolozsvar, Hungary, Gentle-
woman, do hereby declare the nature of my said invention and in what manner
the same is to be performed to be particularly described and ascertained in and
by the following statement: -
The present invention relates to neck-tie attachments and consists of the
details of construction herein after set forth and particularly pointed out in the
claims.
In order to render the present description easily intelligible reference is had
to the accompanying drawings in which similar letters of reference denote similar
parts throughout the several views:
Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a bow, showing the collar of the shirt in partial
view as also those parts of the collar proper which are necessary for the thorough
understanding of the invention. Fig. 2 is a vertical cross section through the
centre of the bow, Fig. 3 a detached elevation of the stud used in connection
with the present attachment, Fig. 4 an elevation of a modified form of the bow
sleeve, Fig. 5 an elevation partly in section of a further modification, Fig. 6
detached view drawn on a larger scale of the stud shown at Figure 3. Fig. 7 a
side elevation of the front end of a further modification of the stud stem. Fig. 8
a side elevation partly in section of yet another modification, Fig. 9 a cross
section through the knot of the bow showing a further modification, Fig. 10
a detached view of the end of the neck band of the bow and Fig. 11 a similar
elevation showing the ends of the bow band attached to the back stud of the
collar.
In the knot of the bow a sleeve
is fixed having a flange at either side of the
knot as will be seen from Fig. 2. The stud of the collar is provided with a
somewhat longer stem than usual and with a removeable head, and the operation
of the invention is to pass the stem of the collar stud e. through the sleeve b
of the knot a of the bow and then to affix the head of the stud stem e to the
front end of the latter as shown at Figure 2 the said head f in this case forming
the ornamental pin.
The sleeve may be fixed in the knot a of the bow in a variety of ways, for
instance, as shown at Fig. 4 the said sleeve may have one permanent flange at
the front of the knot, whilst the rear flange c may be threaded on to the exterior
of the sleeve, or the said rear flange e may be rivetted on to the sleeve as shown
at Figure 5. or the rear flange may be threaded on to the stem as at e in Figure 8.
the front flange forming the ornamental pin or stud at the front of the how
knot as at f and being provided with an inwardly spring pressed catch f
which may be adapted to engage an annular groove el (Fig. 6) formed in the
steme of the stud, or the stud stem may be provided with a pivotally supported
end fadapted to be turned round at right angles to the stud stem (Fig. 7)
after the latter has been inserted through the sleeve b. The front stud flange f
(Fig. 9) may be let into the knot of the bow and covered by the cross band of
of the said bow, so that the said front flange and the retaining head for the

page_text: stud stem will not be visible from the front of the bow, in this case the head f
is advantageously provided with an inwardly spring pressed catch or button as
at f (Fig. 6) the stud stem being provided with the annular groove e¹.
In some cases the sleeve b may be omitted and the tie simply provided with a
hole through the knot, properly stitched, and adapted to receive the stem of the
stud with a removeable head in the manner previously set forth. The ends g g
of the neck band (Figs. 10 and 11) are advantageously provided with elastic
projections jj, to the ends of which are attached metal rings h h, which engage
over the rear stud of the shirt collar as at in Fig. 11.
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:
1. In combination with a necktie, having a sleeve bor a simple sewn
hole, a stud e, passing through the necktie and having a stem and a head
forming at the same time a scarf-pin as shown by Figs. 1--8 or being concealed
(Fig. 9) and attached by means of screw threads (Figs. 1 and 2) or by pins fl
being pressed by springs in a groove e (Fig. 6 and 8) so that the head of the
stud secures the neck-tie, substantially as shown and described.
2. In combination with a necktie, having a sleeve or a simple sewn hole, a
stud e, passing through the neck-tie and having a stem, a head forming a link
with the stem e and adapted to turn down for the purpose substantially as shown
and described.
3. In combination, a neck-tie having two neck bands and metal rings h adapted
to engage the back collar stud of a shirt, substantially as shown and described.