USD18009S - Design for a burial-casket - Google Patents

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AU 291 EX DESIGN.

J. BINSPIELD.

BURIAL GASKET.

No. 18,009. Patented Jan. 10, 1888.

ATTORNEYS UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.

JOHN EINSFIELD, OF ONEIDA, NEW YORK, ASSIGNOR TO Cll APPELL, CHASE, MAXl-VELL & (10., Oh SAME PIU'\G,T).

DESIGN FOR A BURlAL-CASKET.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 18,009, dated January 10, 1888.

Application filed November 14, 1587, Serial No. 255,167, Term of patent 7 years To all whom it may concern: to have the base of the enlargement in the Be it known that; l, JOHN EINSFTELD, of same plane and of the same height as the base Oneida, in the county ofhladison, in the State of the moldings to which I join the enlargeof New York, have invented a new and origimeat, and the top portion, a, of the enlargenal Design for Burial-Caskets, of which the meat to project outward from the top of the 40 following, taken in connection with the acmoldings and flared toward the base, and COl1- companying drawings, is a full, clear, and ex cared or otherwise ornamented on top,to haracb description. nionize with the style of the moldings. The This design pertains to the ornamentation of top of the lid I also embellish hy rectangular to the corners of the exterior of bnrialraskets, as panels P I and P, surrounded by raised mold- 45 hereinafter described, and specifically pointed ings I; I Z).

out; in the claims. What I claim as new is- The design is t'ullyillnstrated in the annexed 1. In a design for a burial-casket, the top drawings, in whichconsisting of the rectangular panels P P P,

:5 Figure 1 is a top plan View of the casket. with raised moldings b b around them. the Fig. 2 isa side elevation of the same; and Fig. molding 0 along the edgesof said top, and the 3 is a horizontal transverse section on line a a, horizontallyprojccting enlargements a a at the Fig. 2. corners, substantially as described and shown. Similar letters of reference indicate cone 2. The design for burial-caskets, consisting 2o spending parts. of the side and end moldings, c c, and the hori- 55 A represents the casket proper, and C the zontally-projecting enlargements a a, at the lid thereof. The base of the body and the top corners, and having their base of the same edges of the lid are usually ornamented by a height as the base of the moldings, and the suitable molding, 0, extending along the sides top portion, a, of the enlargement projecting 25 and ends otthe casket, and heretofore met: at outward from the top of the moldings and 6c,

the corners ot'the casket and its lid. flared toward the base, substantially as de- By my design I further embellish the casket scribed and shown.

and its lid by horizontallyprojeeting cnlarge- In testimony whereof I have hereunto signed ments as a of the bases of the corners thereof, my name, in the presence of two witnesses, at

0 as shown in the annexed drawings. Oneida, in the county of Madison, in the State 65 I do not limit myself to any particular shape of New York, this 5th day 0t- November, 1887.

of the enlargement, but prefer to have the C0ll JOHN EINSFIELD. [L. s.]

tour of the horizontal plane of the said enlVitnesses:

largement of segmental form, as illustrated in F. G. MILLER,

35 the accompanying drawings, and also prefer F. A. MURTY.

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