Improved Means whereby the Manufacture of Suction or Delivery Hose and such like Tubing may Readily be Identified.
Year: 1896

page_text: Date of Application, 12th Mar., 1896
Complete Specification Left, 11th Dec., 1896-Accepted, 13th Feb., 1897
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improved Means whereby the Manufacture of Suction or Delivery
Hose and such like Tubing may Readily be Identified.
I, JAMES LIONEL JONES of 15 Parliament Street, Dublin, Ireland, India
Rubber Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as
follows:-
This invention relates to improved means whereby the manufacture of suction
or delivery hose, or any tubing composed of more than one ply, or layer in section
may readily be identified :-that is to say, the invention is designed for the purpose
of enabling manufacturers to place goods on the market provided or incorporated
with indelible means whereby the trade and the general public may readily
identify such goods as having been manufactured by the respective manufacturer
whose goods they purport to be, thereby preventing the practice of deceiving the
public by representing goods as the product of certain manufacturers when such is
not the case.
The following is the method which I propose:-
During the process of manufacture I insert between the layers composing the
section of tubing, a strip of canvas or other suitable material, or an ordinary tape
or braid, said material to be of some fancy colour, according to pleasure-preferably
red as being the most distinguishable.
The strip or tape runs continuously along the entire length of tubing and
becomes incorporated therewith when completed for the market.
It is obvious that should any portion of the tubing thus provided be cut across,
the presence of the strip or tape will be visible, and thus a simple and unfailing
method is afforded whereby the manufacturer may inform the trade, and the public
generally how to identify goods purporting to be his special manufacture.
As a incdification of my invention, instead of introducing a strip of canvas or
tape between the plys or layers composing the tubing, I may introduce same partly
underneath the outside free edge of the last ply or layer so as to cause a portion of
the longitudinal edge of the strip or tape to project beyond the said outside edge
of the finishing or last ply or layer.
This modifyed arrangement will enable the presence of the identifying element
to be visible without cutting the tube to examine its sectional structure.
Dated the 10th of March 1896.
J. K. FAHIE & SON,
9 Westland Row, Dublin, Agents for Applicant.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
Improved Means whereby the Manufacture of Suction or Delivery
Hose and such like Tubing may Readily be Identified.
I, JAMES LIONEL JONES of 15 Parliament Street, Dublin, Ireland, India
Rubber Manufacturer, do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what
mauner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained
in and by the following statement :-
This invention relates to improved means whereby the manufacture of suction

page_text: or delivery bose, or any tubing composed of more than one ply or layer in section
may readily be identified: that is to say: the invention is designed for the purpose
of enabling manufacturers to place goods on the market provided or incorporated
with indelible means whereby the trade and the general public may readily
identify such goods as having been manufactured by the respective manufacturer
whose goods they purport to be, thereby preventing the practice of deceiving the
public by representing goods as the products of certain manufacturers wheu such is
not the case.
The following is the method which I propose :-
During the process of manufacture I insert between the layers composing the
section of tubing, a strip of canvas, or other suitable material, or an ordinary tape
or braid, said material to be some fancy colour according to pleasure-preferably
red, as being the most distinguishable. The strip or tape runs continuously along
the entire length of tubing and becomes incorporated therewith when completed
for the market.
It is obvious that should any portion of the tubing thus provided, be cut across,
the presence of the strip or tape will be visible and thus a simple and unfailing
method is afforded whereby the manufacturer may inform the trade, and the public
generally how to identify goods purporting to be his special manufacture.
As a modification of my invention, instead of introducing a strip of canvas or
tape between the plys or layers composing the tubing, I may introduce same partly
underneath the outside free edge of the last ply or layer so as to cause a portion of
the longitudinal edge of the strip or tape to project beyond the said outside edge
of the finishing or last ply or layer.
This modified arrangement will enable the presence of the identifying element to
be visible without cutting the tube to examine its sectional structure.
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 :-
First. For the purpose of identifying the manufacture of suction or delivery
hose and such like tubing the method of interweaving a strip or strips of canvas or
other suitable material or an ordinary tape or braid between the plys or layers
composing such hose or tubing in the manner substantially as described.
Second. For the purpose of identifying the manufacture of suction or delivery
hose, or such like tubing the method of interlaying a strip of canvas or other
suitable material, or an ordinary tape or braid along, and partly underneath the
exposed longitudinal edge of the last ply or layer coniposing such hose or tubing in
the manner substantially as herein specified and set forth.
Dated this 10th day of December 1896.
J. K. FAHIE & SON,
9 Westland Row, Dublin, Agents for Applicant.