USD13442S - Design for a carpet - Google Patents

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D5379 OR D 13 442 DESIGN.

H. HORAN.

UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

HENRY HORAN, OF EAST ORANGE, NE JERSEY, ASSIGNOR TO THE HART FORD CARPET COMPANY, OF

H ARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

DESIGN FOR A CARPET.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 13,442, dated November 21, 1882.

Application filed August 11,1882. Term of patent- 3! years.

To all whom it may concern Be it known that I, HENRY HORAN, of East Orange, in the State of New Jersey, have invented a new and original Design for Carpets,

5 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 fully described.

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

The blank field aappears between the large flower groups. derlies the large flower groups and projects out 15 over the field a in various irregular coral or lichen-like forms following in great part the sprays from the large flower'groups.

A is a large flower-and-leaf group, having large open roses and circular flowers at its cenzo ter resting on a mass of leaves, above and to the left a groupof small circular flowers and leaves, and a similar group to the right and above, and below and on all sides jutting fern sprays and The blank field I) mostly unleaf-clusters. The group B is a flower-and-leaf group, having at its left an interlocking net- 2 work or arbor-work of branches. C is a flowerand-leaf group, having a similar net-work of branches on its right. Scattered over the rest of the ground are various smaller groups and clusters of flowers and leaves, as shown in the 0 accompanying photograph.

I claim- 1. The design for carpets. consisting of the grounds a and 11, substantially as shown.

2. The design for carpets, consisting of the 5 groups A, B, and C,and the intervening smaller groups. substantially as shown.

3. The design for carpets, consisting of the groupsA, B, and C, and theintervening smaller groups, and the grounds a and b, substantially 40 as shown and described.

HENRY HORAN.

Witnesses:

LOUIS H. NAUMANN, CHARLES A. TERRY.

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