Means for Fastening Buckles and Cross Straps to Straps of all kinds.
Year: 1890

page_text: Date of Application, 24th Mar., 1890
Complete Specification Left, 24th Dec., 1890-Accepted, 14th Mar., 1891
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Means for Fastening Buckles and Cross Straps to Straps of all kinds.
BENNO REIMANN, 64 Peckham Park Road, Old Kent Road, London, in the
County of Surrey, Leather Merchant, do hereby declare the nature of this inven-
tion to be as follows:-
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To make fasteners for buckles out of any kind of metal suitable, to be used for
fastening buckles and cross-straps to dog's collars " rug straps" braces belts
or any article requiring "buckles and are secured by means of rivets or eylets of
any metal suitable, the use of the said fastener will be seen by drawings Fig. 1.
showing fastener to fasten cross-strap to buckle. Fig. 2. fastener to secure cross-
strap and buckle combined. Fig. 3 showing how to fasten cross-strap which is done
by means of cutting two holes in strap like Fig. 4. then the pieces A are placed
through the holes and bent over at the back of strap. Fig. 5. strap completely
fastened. Fig. 6. back view of strap fastened. Fig. 7. back view of strap fastened
with fastener like Fig. 1.
Dated this 24th day of March 1890.
BENNO REIMANN,
64, Peckham Park Road, London, S.E.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
Means for Fastening Buckles and Cross Straps to Straps of all kinds.
JOHN REIMANN 33 Bermondsey Road late 64 Peckham Park Road London S.E.
administrator of the estate of Benno Reimann my son who died 27th August 1890
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 -
The invention is to provide an improved fastener which shall be simple in con-
struction, effective in operation, durable, suitable for all climates and cheap of
manufacture, for buckles, out of any kind of metal, suitable for fastening
buckles, and loops to straps, harness, dog collars, rug straps, braces or any
article requiring buckles, which are secured by means of split rivets, or cylets
of any metal suitable and can be made in any form or size.
The object of the mechanism of the said fasteners is illustrated in the drawings
filed with the Provisional Specification.
(Fig. 1) Shows fastner to fasten straps and cross straps to the buckle.
(Fig. 2) Is a fastner to combine cross straps and buckle.
(Fig. 3) Shows how to fasten cross straps. This is done by cutting two holes
in strap as shown in.
(Fig. 4) The prongs a, a are put through the holes and bent over at the back of
strap, the pressure of the complete fastening when made being sufficient security.
(Fig. 5) Shows the strap completely fastened.
(Fig. 6) Is a back view of the strap fastened.
(Fig. 7) Is a back view of strap fastened with fastner as shown in Fig 1.

page_text: What I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent is as follows:-
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A fastner stamped out of any metal the inner or shorter prongs or flanges a, a,
of which pass through the leather strap holder, and folding over each other, the
pressure of the complete fastening when made being sufficient security, the outer
Hanges to pass round the straps and buckles that are to be secured and are finally
fixed by split rivets or other means as substantially set forth above.
Dated this 24th day of December 1890.
JOHN REIMANN.