USD5233S - Design for a hat-rack and mirror - Google Patents

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UNITED STATES PATENT OTiEIcJsiO WILLIAM VANSOOYOE, OF OXFORD, OHIO.

DESIGN FOR A HAT-RACK AND MIRROR.

Speoilication forming part of Design No. 5,233, dated August 2l, 1871. [Term of Patent 7 years] whom it may concern: it known that I, WILLIAM VANsCoYoE, gaxford, in the county of Butler and State bio, have invented a new -ind useful Dev orOombined Hat-Rack land Mirror; and :ereby declare the following to be n full and exact description thereof, reference glad to the accompanying drawing, formyart of' the seme, and in which is illusl, perspective view of my improved decombined bat-rack and mirror.

t ivention has reference to an improved v`or -a combined hat-rack and mirror;

qtmnged in the manner as hereinafter c i'lly described and claimed.

i 'fegable others to make and use my inf1 will proceed to describe it.

e annexed drawing, the frame A A, ng of a series of bars or slats crossing y' r, is of a diamond shape, as plainly ""l therein, and is supplied at the `intersection between its bars with d pins or racks B B, upon which the hal-t or other article of wear may be deposited, and between the center ones of which pins is placed the mirror O, the latter being held in plnee simply by the pressure of said pins against its sides, ns plainly shown.

The pins B B ere of such a sha-pe as to form recesses ut their lower ends or baises, which receive the. frnme of tbe mirror O, thereby :issistingjr the holding of the said mirror in its place.

Having thus described my in\'cntion,`what I claim, und desire to secure by Letters Yatent, s

Thedesign.substnntinllyeshereudescrbed lnd shown, for u combined hat-rack aud mirror.

In testimony whereof I have hereuutosigned my name this 1st day of August, A. D. 1871, in presence of two subscribing witnesses.

WILLIAM VANSCOYOE. Witnesses:

F. J. GONE, P. H. GONE.

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