Mechanical and Utility Jewelry Patents 1930-1939
August 24, 2019Mechanical and Utility Jewelry Patents 1961-1971
August 24, 2019Costume Jewelry Collectors
Presents
an original publication by RCJ and Dorothea Stringfield
Jewelry Patents 1940 - 1959
Dotty's friend Mary Walden-Till of the UK is responsible for these pages of utility patents. Her dedication in searching the US patent website and willingness to share her findings is greatly appreciated.
Definitions:
- A Design Patent only protects the appearance of an article, not it's structural or functional features, and is usually used for decorative items.
- A Utility Patent protects the structure and function of the invention.
1930 - 1939
1940 - 1959
1961 - 1971
Placco 2,192,504 Loclet for Coro 1940 | Handmam 2,198,558 Clip/Brooch 1940 | Placco 2,205,908 for Coro 1940 | Placco 2,207,704 for Coro 1940 Initial Holder |
Migliori 2,214,839 - 1940 Double/Single Clip/Pin | Goetz 2,227,184 Clip/Brooch 1940 Weiner | Pujol 2,235,407 Clasp 1941 Cartier, NY | Pujol 2,236,650 Clasp for Cartier 1941 |
Davis 2,272,514 Clasp 1942 | Davis 2,272,514 Clasp 1942 | Pujol 2,282,090 for Cartier 1942 Corsage Holder | Placco 2,282,606 Initial holder for Coro 1942 |
Pujol 2285051 Brooch accessory for Cartier 1942 | Koven 2,292,642 clip 1942 | Heyman 2,306,947 Clip Pin 1942 Oscar Heyman & Bros Inc | Placco 2,313,668 Ear ornament for Coro 1943 |
Schwarzkopf 2,323,572 Flower Holder 1943 | Eichner 2,328,630 1943 Identification Badge | Vars 2,362,681 Clasp 1944 | O'Donnell 2,374,375 1945 Illuminated brooch |
Martin 2,416,588 Combined Clip & Earrings 1947 | Ruderman 2,469,994 Clip 1949 | Battiste 2,501,754 Clasp for earrings as clip ornaments 1950 | Rossein 2,568,513 Initial Device 1951 |
Gloss 2,635,318 Clasp 1953 | Rinehart 2,646,668 Ornament & Clip 1953 | Orchoff 2,653,367 1953 Clutch clasp | Packham 2,792,607 Shoulder Brooch Strap Clip 1957 |
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