IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF QUILTED AND WADDED MATERIAL FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES, IN IMITATION OF HAND OR MACHINE SE QUIL
Year: 1885

page_text: тартоѵелених
.. пе manufacture
ΟΙ Quilted ада wadded
Material for Various Purposes, in Imitation of Hand or
Machine Sewn Quilting.
I ARTHUR CHARLES HENDERSON of 47 Museum Street Oxford Street in the
Parish of Bloomsbury and county of Middlesex Civil Engineer and Patent Agent
do hereby declare the nature of the said invention for IMPROVEMENTS IN THE
MANUFACTURE OF QUILTED AND WADDED MATERIAL FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES, IN
IMITATION OF HAND OR MACHINE SEWN QUILTING a communication to me from
abroad by Jean François Garambois manufacturer, of the city of Lyons in the
Republic of France to be as follows :—
The object of the invention is the manufacture of imitation hand or machine
sewn quilted and wadded material for use in articles of dress or other similar
purposes.
The material on the surface of which the quilting or embossing is to be effected
may be of any desired substance, such as silk, satin, cotton, cloth or other textile;
having selected any one of which, one of the surfaces is coated with a layer of size
or glutinous matter, by any convenient means, that is by hand or otherwise, or this
glutinous matter may be passed over the surface of the wadding, which latter is
then placed on the material to be quilted or embossed, the whole is then passed
between cylinders or a press bearing the quilted or embossed design which is by
this means impressed on the material which is or may be then lined with cloth or
other substance when so required to keep the wadding intact.

page_text: Improvements in the Manufacture of Quilted and Wadded
Material for Various Purposes, in Imitation of Hand or
Machine Sewn Quilting.
I ARTHUR CHARLES HENDERSON of 47 Museum Street Oxford Street in the
Parish of Bloomsbury and county of Middlesex Patent Agent do hereby declare
the nature of the said invention for "IMPROVEMENTS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF
QUILTED AND WADDED MATERIAL FOR VARIOUS PURPOSES IN IMITATION OF HAND
OR MACHINE SEWN QUILTING, (a communication to me from abroad by Jean
François Garambois Manufacturer of the city of Lyons in the Republic of France)
and in what manner the same is to be performed to be particularly described and
ascertained in and by the following statement:—
The object of the invention is the manufacture of imitation hand or machine
sewn, quilted and wadded materials for use in articles of dress or other analogous
purposes.
The material on the surface of which the quilting or embossing is to be effected,
may be of any desired substance, such as silk, satin, cotton or other textile: having
selected any one of which, one of the surfaces is coated with a layer of size or
gelatinous matter, by any convenient means, that is by hand or otherwise, or this
size or gelatinous matter may be passed over the surface of the wadding, which
latter is then placed on the material to be quilted or embossed, the whole is then
passed between cylinders, or a press bearing the quilted or embossed design, which
by this means is impressed on the material, which is or may be then lined with
cloth or other substance when so required to keep the wadding intact, and the
whole is or may be then stitched together along the edges.
It is obvious that by this method of impressing the design on the material, there
is practically no limit to the variety of patterns that can be produced by this
method and the material when so impressed presents an exact facsimile appearance
of the hand or machine sewn quilting and will preserve its form and design as long
as the hand or machine sewn quilting.
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 manufacture of imitation hand or machine sewn quilting in the manner,
by the means and for the purposes substantially as herein set forth.
Daded thin 19th doir of Tuno 190A