USD27041S - Design for a horseshoe - Google Patents

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DESIGN.

G. A. SINGERLY.

HORSESHOB.

No. 27,041. Patented May 11, 1897.

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GEORGE ANTHONY SINGERLY, III" IIIILADICLIIIIA, PENNSYLVANIA.

DESIGN FOR A HORSESHOE.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Design No. 27,041, dated May 11, 1897'.

Application filed April 1, 1897. Serial No. 630,308. Term of patent 14 years.

To I! who! I may worm-(Pug lie it known that I, (iEoReE Ax'rnom' SIX- uicmir, n eitizen of the United States, residing in the city and county of Philadelphia, Htaleol" lennsylvania,ha\'e invented and produeed a new and original Design for a Horse shoe, of which the following is a specific-a 1 ion, reference being had to Llieaeeompauying drawings, forming part thereof.

The leading feature of mydesign fora horse or animal shoe is a shoe having on the tread thereof depending segmental rims extending around the toe and heel portion thereof and necks intermediate of said portions on the upper part of the shoe alternating with the outer and inner members of the different rims.

Figure 1 represeutsn perspective View of a shoe embodying my design. Fig. 2 represents a section of the shoe on line .r .12, Fig.

1,21nd an eh'vnlion oi the relnlive inner side thereof.

A designaies a horseshoe having on the tread thereof tin-segmental rims ll 1; and the rims ll extendingnround the toe portions of the shoe and the riinsC extendingaround the heel portions thereof.

I) designates necks on the upper part of the shoe, the same living intermediate oi the adjacent ends of the diii'erent rims I; and and alternating wiih the inner and outer members of said rims.

\Vhnt I claim is- The design for a horseshoe snhstnnlialiy as deserihed and shown.

GEORGE ANTHONY SINUERLY.

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