New or Improved Combined Rose and Fastening for Door and other Handles
Year: 1894

page_text: Date of Application, 4th Oct, 1894
Complete Specification Left, 3rd July, 1895-Accepted, 3rd Aug, 1895
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION
A New or Improved Combined Rose and Fastening for Door and
other Handles
I, GLORGE MCCARTHY of 22 Russell Road, Bowes Park, Loudon N,
Housekeeper do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows
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This invention relates to a new or improved combined use and fastening for
door and other handles, and in accordance therewith I form the rose in two sections
or halves which when placed together in position form a circular shape At the
pout of junction I form the two sections so that one overlaps the other and the
Justeming screws at the Ime of division pass though the flanges of both sections
Within the flanges the central portions of the sections are doined shaped and each
is made with a semi-circular opening therein in such manner that when placed
together a cncular aperture is formed through which the spindle of the door o
other handle is passed.
The usual flange or shoulder around the neck of the door handle fits within the
dome shaped portion of the rose aforesaid, one portion of the rose being placed
upon the door first and secured thereto by means of one screw, the handle is then
placed in position and the other portion of the rose theu placed in position on the
doci and screwed thereto. At the line of division where the flanges of the rose
overlap each other the securing screws pass through the flanges of both sections as
aforesaid
The rose and fastening constincted as above described may be made of any
suitable material and of any desired size, and it will be found applicable to both
old and new lock furnitune.
Dated the 3rd day of October 1801
HUGHES, ELI & IIUGNIES,
76 Chancery Lane, W.C., Agents for Applicant.
A New or Improved Combined Rose and Fastening for Door and
other Handles.
I, GEORGE MCCARTHY of 22, Russell Road. Bowes Park, London N.,
Housekeeper do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner
is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in
and by the following statement
the same
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This invention relates to a new or improved combined lose and fastening for
door and other handles, and in accordance therewith form the lose in two sections
o halves which when placed together in position form a circular shape. At the
point of junction I form the two sections so that one overlaps the other and the
fastening sciews at the line of division pass through the flanges of both sections
Within the flanges the central portions of the sections are dome shaped and each
is made with a semi-circular opening therein in such manner that when placed
together a circulai aperture is formed through which the spudle of the door OL
other handle is passed.

page_text: And in order that this my invention may be fully understood and readily cared
mt effect I will describe same with reference to the accompanying drawings upon
'w Inch
Fig. 1. represents in plan view the lower half or section of the rose Fig 2 a
similar view of the upper half and Fig. 3 a plan of the two sections placed together
in position
Figs. 4 and 5 are sectional views respectively of the lower and upper halves on
sections of the rose constructed in accoidance with this invention.
Similar letters of reference indicate hike paits in each of the figures.
In Fig. 1. as aforesaid is illustrated the lower half or section of the rose a being
the flange or flat portion by which it is attached to the door in the first place by
means of the screw b.
The central portion c within the flange a is dome shaped as seen particularly in
sectional elevational view, Fig. 4. The dome shaped portion is made with a
semi-cncular opening d therein though which the spindle of the handle is passed.
In Fig. 2. the upper half or section of the rose is shewn e being its flange, the
seiews for attachment the dome shaped cential portion, and the semicncular
central opening on aperture for the passage of the handle spindle
g
To fix the rose upon the door the lower half or section shown in Fig 1s first
attached by means of the screw the handle is then placed in position, the usual
flange shoulder around the neck of the handle fits within the dome shaped
portion of the rose, and then the other or upper half or section of the lose is affixed
by means of the sciews "and".
At the point of Junction the two sections overlap each other as seen particularly
in Fig. 3 and the screws / pass through the screw holes formed in each of the
sections of the rose at the line of divisions and thus the whole is securely fastened
in position.
The Lose and fastening constructed as above described may be made of any
suitable material, and of any desired size, and it will be found applicable to both
-old and new lock furniture.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed 1 declare that what
claim 16.
1. The new or unproved combined 10se and fastening for doo and the other
bandles substantially as herein shewn and described
2. The construction of a 10se for door and other handes in sections or halves
having flanges a e for attachment to the door and dome shaped central portions cy
with semicircular openings d h which when the two halves are placed together in
position give a central circular aperture all substantially as described and shewn
and for the purpose of forming a combined rose and fastening for door and other
handles.
Dated this 3rd day of July 1895.
HUGHES, ELI & HUGHES,
76, Chancery Lane, London, W.C, Agents for the Applicant.