the like and Apparatus therefor.
Year: 1885

page_text: the like and Apparatus therefor.
I GEORGE PADMORE Junior of Rutland Street Leicester in the County of
Leicester, Hosiery Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature of the said invention
for "THE PRODUCTION OF EMBROIDERY OR VERTICAL STRIPES IN HOSE AND THE
LIKE AND APPARATUS THEREFOR "
to be as follows:-
The object of my Invention is to produce embroidered work, or vertical stripes
of any required width, or length automatically on circular latch needle heads
circular ribbed or other equivalent frames, thus reducing to a minimum the cost
which is very great, when hand labour is employed as at present. The desired
effect may be produced on circular fabric running up or down from plain or
ribbed circular heads.
There may be one or more, embroidered stripes of any width, embroidered
vertically on the stocking or circular fabric, and the embroidered work may be
worked so as to appear at the side or any part of the stocking the whole or any
part of the distance from the foot to the top as required.
The embroidery arrangement may be put in action and taken out of action, at
any time without stopping the machine, and the embroidery may be either a solid
or broken pattern.
The plain or ordinary loop can be made by the drawing cam in the usual
manner, but with a new arrangement, the cam being in two parts, the front part
moveable, rising up and down at will a lever being attached to a pin fixed in the
cam the back part being stationary.
The needle slides for making the ordinary loops may be of the usual length of
foot, the needle for making embroidered work is preferably provided with a smaller
foot or needle slide so that when the movable drawing cam is raised up the short
footed needle may slide past the first drawing cam and so will not feed at the
ordinary thread guide, but have the thread across the trick, in front of the needle
but under the latch. A second cam can be fixed close upon the fixed drawing
cam which is used for drawing the short feed or embroidery needles, the thread for
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page_text: which is placed on the needle by a guide revolving with the head. The guide may
have a backward and forward action and is acted upon by a stationary cam or
cams.
The threads for the embroidery needles can be carried to the guide from the
supply bobbins through suitable conducting tubes and be attached close to the
embroidery guides.
The guide for carrying the embroidery thread may be made so that when pushed
forward by the cam it passes on one side of the needle and in returning passes by
on the opposite side of the needle; to do this the front part of the embroidery
guide would be slightly twisted on one side and the back part slightly twisted the
opposite way.

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the like and Apparatus therefor.
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I GEORGE PADMORE Junior of Rutland Street Leicester in the County of
Leicester Hosiery Manufacturer do hereby declare the nature of my invention 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 my invention is to produce embroidered work, or vertical stripes
of any required width or length, automatically on circular latched needle heads,
circular ribbed or other equivalent frames thus reducing to a minimum the cost
which is very great, when hand labor is employed as at present. The desired
effect may be produced on circular fabric running up or down from plain or ribbed
circular heads.
|_ There may be one or more embroidered stripes of any width embroidered
vertically on the stocking or circular fabric and the embroidered work may be
worked so as to appear at the side or any part of the stocking the whole or any
part of the distance from the foot to the top as required.
The embroidery arrangement may be put in action and taken out of action at
any time without stopping the machine and the embroidery may be either a solid
or broken pattern.
The plain or ordinary loop can be made by the drawing cam in the usual
manner, but with a new arrangement the cam being in two parts the front part
movable rising up and down at will a lever being attached to a pin fixed in the
cam the back part being stationary.
The needle slides for making the ordinary loop may be of the usual length of
foot, the needle for making embroidered work is preferably provided with a smaller
foot or needle slide so that when the movable drawing cam is raised up the short
footed needle may slide past the first drawing cam and so will not feed at the
ordinary thread guide but have the thread across the trick in front of needle but
under the latch. A second cam can be fixed close upon the fixed drawing cam
which is used for drawing the short feet or embroidery needles, the thread for
which is placed on the needle by a guide revolving with the head or stationary.
The guide may have a backward and forward action and is acted upon by a
stationary cam or cams.
The threads for the embroidery needles can be carried to the guide from the
supply bobbins through suitable conducting tubes and be attached close to the
embroidery guides.
The guide for carrying the embroidery thread may be made so that when pushed
forward by the cam it passes on one side of the needle and in returning passes by
on the opposite side of the needle; to do this the front part of the embroidery
guide would be slightly twisted on one side and the back part slightly twisted the
opposite way. Besides the class of work above mentioned this invention is
applicable to other kinds such as cloth, stockinette and the like.

page_text: The invention consists of combining with the usual rising cam two drawing
cams one of which is preferably a double cam.
In the drawings Figure 1 is a view of the interior of the upper cam box and
Figures 2 and 3 are vertical sections of the same; Figure 4 shows an alternative
form of the cams. A is the cam box B the ordinary drawing cam and C C¹ the
double cam the heels of the Jacks engage with these in the usual manner―The
cam C is fixed and is similar to B but the portion C₁ can be moved by any suitable
means such as a lever on the outside of the box A so that it coincides exactly
with C or is raised as shown in the Figure 1.
In the section Figure 2 A is the cam box C the fixed cam C₁ the movable cam
and D the needle jacks. D¹ are the short feet of the jacks which are to be
operated by the movable cam C¹ and D are the larger feet which are to be
operated by the fixed cam C-In Figure 2 the cam C¹ is raised up and the needle
jacks are at different heights; in Figure 3 C¹ is lowered so that the two portions
coincide and both needle jacks are at the same height. The ordinary cam B is of
a thickness equal to both C and C¹ so that it operates the needles as in Figure 3.
The movable cam C¹ can however, be fixed at any desired height and may in fact
be a permanent fixture if desired.
The action in Figure 4 is the same as in the other cases but the shape of the
cams is altered.
:
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.
1. In a "circular head" the combination with each rising cam of two or more
drawing cams.
2. In a "circular head", the combination with the ordinary drawing cam B of a
double cam such as C C whose operating inclines are in different positions sub-
stantially as and for the purpose specified.
"
3. In a circular head" the double cam C C¹ one portion whereof is adjustable
substantially as specified.
Dated this 20th day of January 1886