тог сонцесып орнате аnd отлер таpes, or Materials of a Soft, Pliable, or Elastic Description.
Year: 1887

page_text: тог сонцесып орнате аnd отлер таpes,
or Materials of a Soft, Pliable, or Elastic Description.
ISAAC JACKSON, Saddler, 2 High Street East, Glossop, Derbyshire do hereby
declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
This invention consists in attaching to the end of spindle, or other Tapes, or soft,
material a buckle in any description of Metal made in the form of one, two, or more:
loops, having teeth, prongs, or projections, in quantities as considered most practicable,
these teeth, prongs, or projections, answer the purpose of holding the Buckle or Loops
on the ends of the Tape without sewing in any form.
The Buckle or Loops are stamped out of solid Metal in one piece, having all the
rough or sharp edges smoothed down, the teeth being left as sharp as possible, so,
that they enter the Tape instantly they are applied almost automatically.
The Improvement in this fastener consists in its having an extra loop or loops
provided which we rethread the Tape through a second time to stop the ends of the.
Woven Material from roving or batting out, so as to loose the fastener from its
position. This is the failure with single looped fasteners, when running on Spindle.
Tapes at a high or fast speed, the leading end of the Tape gathers wind; through not
being held down, consequently this end bats itself when passing the whirl, which
causes the weft to rove out and as the result the Fastener looses itself from the Tape.
through the unravelled woft having reached the tooth or teeth. This Improvement.
with the second loop holds this end down and overcomes this difficulty.
The second loop or loops on the Fastener are rounded at the edges so that they
will not have the same tendency as a square edge to catch the Whirl when passing,
the fastener is also bent inwardly so that it thoroughly beds itself when passing the
Whirl in the Tape or other soft Material.
This Buckle, foop, or loops, we use for all purposes where an endless, or buckled
connection is required it dispences with sewing, is easilt connected and disconnected
and makes a firm, and pliable connection.
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page_text: or matesofa,
I, ISAAC JACKSON of 2 High Street East, Glossop, in the County of Derby, Saddler,
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:
These Improvements relate to fasteners employed for connecting the ends of tapes
and similar bands. The improved fastener consists of a loop provided with one, two
or more cross bars, one or more suitable prongs spikes or projections being formed
on the cross bars or upon two of them, or on the cross bar and the outer edge of
the loop.
And in order that this my said Invention may be more readily understood I have
hereunto appended a sheet of drawings reference to which is hereinafter made.
Fig. 1. illustrates the simplest form of fastener consisting of a loop A divided into
two by means of a cross bar B. One edge of the cross bar B is furnished with a spike
or spikes which point in the opposite direction to a similar spike or series of
spikes C formed upon one of the edges of the loop A. The ends of the tapo are
brought up through the space between the cross bar and the spiked edge of the loop,
and are bent one over the cross bar B and one over the parallel edge of the loop and
secured by the spikes thereon. The end of the tape or band which passes over the
bar B, is passed under and held down by the edge D of the loop A. When used for
connecting the ends of spindle tapes this edge is the leading edge and is rounded
for its better passage over the warve. The leading end of the tape is held down by
this edge and is thus prevented from unravelling through catching the wind. The
whole loop is bent or curved so as to adapt itself to the curve of the pulley. This
same fastener may however be used for connecting tapes or bands other than spindle
tapes as for instance, garters.
Fig. 2 shows a modified form of fastener provided with two cross bars B B₁ the
outer edges of which are each provided with a spike or spikes C C as in the fastener
described with reference to Fig. 1. In this case both ends of the tapo or band are
held down under the edges of the loop as shown in Fig. 4 which illustrates this
fastener in section. F F are the two ends of the tape or band.
Fig. 3 illustrates a fastener formed with three cross bars B, B1, B2 the two outer
ones of which B B¹ carry the spikes or projections. The ends of the tape are brought
up one on each side of the central bar and are bent one over the bar B and one over the

page_text: bar B' and are passed under and held down by the ends of the loop A, and kopt in
position by the spikes or projections C C passing through the fabric.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said Inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what I
claim is.
A fastener for tapes and for similar articles, consisting of two or more parallel
connected bars and one or more loops, two of the bars being each furnished on their
outer edge with one or more teeth spikes or projections; substantially as hereinbefore
described and as illustrated by the accompanying sheet of drawings.
Dated this zon day of raren 1000.
WILLIAM E. HEYS,
Agent for the Applicant.
WILLIAM E. HEYS,
Agent for the Applicant.