Reed Mfg. Co. v. Smith & Winchester Co.
Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut. This cause comes here upon appeal from an order of the circuit court, district of Connecticut, granting an injunction pendente lite in a suit for infringement of a patent. 103 Fed. 796.
1Opinion of the Court
LA COMBE, Circuit Judge.
The suit is upon letters patent No. 608,720, dated August 9, 1898, to William C. Shaw for a collar turning and ironing machine. As stated in the specification, it embodies “mechanism for turning the rolls of turn-down collars, and for turning the tips and finishing the edge of stand-up collars; and it consists, substantially, of a vertical semicircular plate, over which the collars are turned, and grooved sadirons, adapted io move in the arcs of circles over said semicircular plate, for ironing the turns *720of the collars thereon. Heating devices are ,also provided upon…
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