Tubelt Co. v. Friedman
U.S. Circuit Court for New York
' In Equity; ■ Suit in equity to restrain alleged infringement of' claim 6 of United1 States letters patent No; 661,447, dated November 6, 1900, to’ Henry J." Gaisman, for “Apparel Belt.”'
1Opinion of the Court
GRAY, .District Judge.. Claim 6. of the patent in'suit, the claim in suit'here, reads as follows: Y', .,“6. As,a. new article of manufacture, a waist-belt comprising material folded’upón itself'so that its edges meet and stitches joining said edges together, said stitches'being looped together between apertures from which- they pass, ¡whereby--the edges of the material .can aline or abut, thp. opposite-;walls or webs, of .said material being secured'.together,, and a fastener attached to the bejt, substantially, as described.”. , , , , j.
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