An Improved Pattern of Glove."
Year: 1897

page_text: "An Improved Pattern of Glove."
I, JOSEF RICHARD SOBITSCHKA of 8, Bredamergasse, Prague in the Empire of
Austria, Glove Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention
to be as follows:-
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This invention relates to an improved way of cutting gloves which has many
advantages over that previously employed.
The seam on the entire outer longitudinal side of the glove is dispensed with,
and the glove is consequently completely closed on the longitudinal side, and has
thereby a better fit, because the folds or creases frequently caused by the seam are
entirely avoided.
The glove is cut out to a pattern with a gap for the thumb, which as usual must
be sewn separately to the glove. The cut out blank is then stitched together into
the, form of a glove in such a way that only two short seams result instead of the
side seam, one of these short seams running from the index finger to the thumb
and the other from the thumb to the opening at the wrist. By this arrangement
the good appearance of the back of the glove is thereby considerably increased and
the seam closing the glove is made in the shortest manner possible and exclusively
on the inner side of the glove.
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WM. P. THOMPSON & Co.,
Of 6, Lord Street Liverpool Agents for the Applicant.
"An Improved Pattern of Glove.”
I, JOSEF RICHARD SOBITSCHKA of 8 Bredanergasse, Prague in the Empire of
Austria, Glove Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention
and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and
ascertained in and by the following statement:-
This invention relates to an improved way of cutting gloves which has many
advantages over that previously employed.
The seam on the entire outer longitudinal side of the glove is dispensed with,
and the glove is consequently completely closed on the longitudinal side, and has
thereby a better fit, because the folds or creases frequently caused by the seam are
entirely avoided.
The invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings,
in which,

page_text: Figure 1 is a plan of the cut-out pattern or blank; and
Figure 2, a view of the finished glove.
The glove is cut out to a pattern M (Figure 1) with a gap a for the thumb,
which as usual must be sewn separately to the glove. The cut out blank is then
stitched together into the form of a glove (Figure 2) in such a way that only two
short seams result instead of the side seam, one of these short seams running
from the index finger to the thumb and the other e from the thumb to the opening d
at the wrist. By this arrangement the good appearance of the back of the glove
is thereby considerably increased and the seam closing the glove is made in tho
shortest manner possible and exclusively on the inner side of the glove.
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. The improved pattern of glove consisting of a cut out blank M (Figure 1),
which is adapted to be stitched together in such a way that only two short
scams (c) result on the front or inner side of the glove substantially as described.
2. Gloves muy from a pattern such as hereinbefore described without any
seam on the longitudinal side closed entirely on the back or outer side, and having
two short seans (be) only on the front or inner side, one running from the index
finger to the thumb and the other from the thumb to the opening (d) at the wrist 2
substantially as described.
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