IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION OF STUDS FOR COLLARS, FRONTS AND WRISTS OF SHIRTS AND OTHER PARTS OF WEARING APPAREL to be as follows
Year: 1884

page_text: I PAUL HEINRICH AUGUST THÜMMLER of 166 Fleet Street in the City of.
London, Jeweller, do hereby declare the nature of my said invention for
" IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION OF STUDS FOR COLLARS, FRONTS AND WRISTS OF
SHIRTS AND OTHER PARTS OF WEARING APPAREL to be as follows:
"
The object of my invention is to construct studs suitable for shirt collars fronts,
wristbands and other parts of wearing apparel in such a manner that they can be
attached or removed,with facility.
For the purpose of my invention I form a rigid stem with or attach one to the
back of one disc and I either split saw, or divide said stem for a distance from its.
opposite end and drill a hole transversely through the two legs for the reception of
a pin on which the other disc can pivot or move to either side to lie alongside or
be set at right angles and occupy a position similar to the first mentioned disc.
The loosely pivotted disc has a wing at its back for its connection to the pivot:
pin, it may however be linked to an eye or to the pivot pin hole of the fixed stem.
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1004
H. GARDNER,
166, Fleet Street, London,
Agent for the Applicant.

page_text: I PAUL HEINRICH AUGUST THÜMMLER of 166 Fleet Street in the City of
London Jeweller, do hereby declare the nature of my said invention for :-
"IMPROVED CONSTRUCTION OF STUDS FOR COLLARS, FRONTS, AND WRISTS OF
SHIRTS, AND OTHER PARTS OF WEARING APPAREL" 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 construct studs suitable for shirt collars, fronts,
wristbands and, other parts of wearing apparel in such a manner that they can be
attached or removed with facility.
For the purpose of my invention I form a rigid stem with or attach one to the
back of one disc and I either split, saw, or divide said stem for a distance from its
opposite end and drill a hole transversely through the two legs for the reception of
a pin on which the other dise can pivot or move to either side to lie alongside or
be set at right angles and occupy a position similar to the first mentioned disc.
.
The loosely pivotted disc has a wing at its back for its connection to the pivot
pin, it may however be linked to an eye or to the pivot pin hole of the fixed stem.
My invention will be understood by reference to the accompanying drawings in
which Figure 1 represents a stud in perspective. Figure 1a shows the application
thereof to a small stud for the collar or the front of a shirt. The studs consists of
two discs or plates A B plain or ornate of the same or different sizes. To the back
of the other dise B I form a wing or rib D and pass a pin E transversely through
the legs of the stem C and also through the centre of the wing or rib D for the
purpose of connecting the discs A and B to each other. Figures 2, 3, 4, 5, 9,
and 10 represent in various positions the application of my invention to a sleeve
link or larger stud. In this the stem C is made additionally strong and of flat or
oblong shape.
Figures 6, 7, and 8 show a link wherein the stem C forms part of and is made
with one of the discs A and is sawn or divided so as to form two separate legs.
Studs constructed according to my invention are especially adapted to be manu-
factured of silver or other metals, but any suitable material may be employed.
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
Constructing studs of the kind before described with a wing on the back of one
disc and jointing it to a fixed stem of the other disc as and for the purpose
described and as shown in the annexed drawings.