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D5379 0R D 121810 DESIGN.

W. L. JACOBS.

CARPET.

No. 12,810. Patented Mar. 14,1882.

UNITED STATES PATENT Orrrce.

WINTIIROP L. JACOBS, OF EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY, ASSlGNOR TO THE HARTFORD CARPET COMPANY, OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

DESIGN FOR A CARPET.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 12,810, dated March 14, 1882,

Application filed February 11, 1882. Term of patent 3% years.

To all whom it may concern Be itknown that I, WINTHROP L. JACOBS, of East Orange, in the county of Essex and State of New Jersey, have invented a new and useto] Design for Carpets, of which the following is a. specification.

This invention relates to a new and original design for carpets and similar fabrics; and it consists in the novel grouping and configuration of figures hereinafter more full y described.

The accompanying photograph illustrates a face view of a carpet having my new design.

A is a group consisting of the four-leaved flower a, with projecting bud, the flower and leaf figures b and c, and the angular connecting-stems with projecting blossoms.

The group B is shown in part on one side and in part on the other side of the design. It consists of the rectangular flower figure d, the flow- 2o er and leaf figure c, and the flower flguref, all connected by angular stems hearing at their junction a circular flower.

C is a group consisting of a star-like figure, from which project three augularbroken stems 2 hearing two of them a leaf-like flower figure,

and the third a circular flower.

The group D consists of the figuresg h. k and the connecting broken angular branch bearing circular flowers and bud-like figures atits an 0 gles and in projecting branches. 9 is a figure having a circular flower atits base,above four laterally-projecting leaves with tendrils, and at the apex atriple-pointed flower with tendrils. It has the appearance of a flower with a double 5 calix and a pointed bulb above with tendrils. k resembles a flower with a fan-like center, three leaves on each side, and a pointed bud-like apex.

The groupEconsists ofthe figures l and m and an angular stem on which they are set, which also bears a circular and a conical flower and bud. l is similar to g of group D. m is arectangular flower-figure with a circular flower in the center and projecting tendrils.

The group F consists of a circular star-like 5 flower with a projecting tendril and two short stems, bearing the one a five-leaved figure and the other a small circular flower.

The group G consists ofthe four-petaled flower n,from which spring three right-lined angular 0 branches bearingbuds and tendrils and the figures o and p. 0 is similar to g of group D. p is somewhat similar to 7c of group D.

Thegroup H consistsot' an open flower figure with tendrils, and having a branch projecting from it bearing on one fork a circular and on the other a conical flower figure.

The group K consists of a star-shaped figure and a connected broken angular stem bearing at difl'erent parts of its length a three-leaved and a five-leaved figure and several small cir- 6o cular and conical flower figures.

The group L consists of a central circular flower figure, above ita five-leaved and below ittwo three-leaved figures, and arranged around several smaller flower figures and the connecting angular stem and its branches.

The group M consists of the figures q r, a connecting angular stem audits branches and tendrils, and connected smaller flowers. q is a full blown flower with a circular center. r is a conical flower figure somewhat similar to b of group A.

The group N consists of a circular and a spreading flower figure and three smaller flower figures, two cross-like and one conical, all arranged on a short angular stem. The group is shown in part on one side and in part on the other side of the design.

The group 0 consists of the figures S ta 1;, two small circular flowers, and the angular 8o connecting-stems and projectingtendrils. Itis shown in part on each side of the design. sis a large circular serrated flower figure. t is a conical five-leaved figure with a circular flower atits base and projectingtendrils. u is a conical scven-leaved figure with a circular flower at its base and projecting tendrils. o is similar to the star-shaped central figure of group C.

The group P consists of the figures w, or, and y, and the connecting angularstem and branch- 9 es, and its projecting tendrils and smaller leaf and flower figures. w is a rectangular figure with a circular center. a: is somewhat similar to k. y is a bulb-shaped figure and occurs twice in this group.

These groupstraverseafield,z,ornamentedby small circular figures with rectangular star-centers, and having various minor groups filling in the spaces between thelarger groups enumerated, as shown in the photograph. r00

The design derives much ofits peculiar char- 2. The design for carpets, consisting of the acter, as a whole, from the angular character groups A, (including a b 0,)15, (including (10],)

of the short right-lined stems connecting di['- 0, D, (including 9 h k,) E, (including lm,) F, Cr, 15

ferent parts of the same group. (consisting of n 01),) II,K,L, M, (including 1 r,)

5 I claim N, 0, (including 816 tv,) and 1, (including 10 1. The design for carpets, consisting, of the 1' g with connecting angular stems, und the groups A,(iucluding a D0,) B, (including dict/i) field z, substantially as shown.

(J, D including g h 10,) E, (includinglm,) 7 r (consisting of n 0 1),) H, K, L, M, (including (1 1N1 1o 1",) N, 0, (including .s u t 0,) and 1, (including \Vitncsses:

w 1,) with connecting angular stems, suhstun- Louis II. NAUMANN, tiully as shown. WiLLiAM LI. KENYON.

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