US872185A - Door check or bumper. - Google Patents

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No. 872,185. PATENTED NOV. 26, 1907.

H. I. KEIL.

DOOR CHECK OR BUMPER.

APPLIGATIOII FILED SEPT. a, 1906.

A rromvz r check, and it has for ib- HENRY FRANCIS KEIL, OF BR'UNXVILLE, NEW YORK.

DGGB CHECK OR BUMPER.

Specification of Letters Patent.

Patented Nov. 26, 1907.

Application lllrd September 6, 1906. S fl 333,432-

To all whomifmag concern:

Beit known that I, HENRY FRANcIs KEIL, a. citizen of tho United States of America, and a resident of Brouxvilio, in the county of Nestchest-er and State of New Iorlz, have invented a. certain now and useful Door Chock or Bumper, of which the lolloining & siociiiootion, the some boiug on full, clear, on exact description of the some, such as will onavblo others skillcd in the art to which it s ipertains to jl'ltiiland uso tho sumo. V This invention relates to articles dosigncd and adapted to stop u door and pro'vcht the knob thereof from com. in conluot with it Wall, and ordinarily i O stod as adoor objoot tho provision of a device of tho hind set forth, simple in construction, inexpensive to .mzmufooturo and which is also oliiciont in practical use.

To attain the dcsiroi'l and, this my invention consists in construction, orrongcment and operation of ports herein set forth. In order to enable the invention to bo fully understood I Wiil proceed to explain the some by reference to tho i lrzwrings illustrotivs of ombodimonts of my invention in which Figures 1, 3 and 5 represent side elevations of articles construct-ed. sccording to my involition Figs. 2 and 5 being partly in section;

Fig. is a ertical transverse so door shocks shown in h1g5. and 5.

Like letters of role mos indicate like parts in all the yioi s.

Referring particularly by ro'foronoo ch smotors to the drawings .4: denotes the proforably shoot Instill body po tion of the hollow door check "which is ordinarily providerl with a closed bottom.

B is an ordinarily H rrible, yiolding or olastic flanged tip, and A is a seat for the tip which is in this instmioo formcd by lowing a. depression or recess made at the end of the door check as is clearly shown in Fig. 3. The

tipB is set in the said recess so as to rest upon the scat A and than the edge or rim 0, isforcod inwardly over the flange of the tip in ordor to form a, peri iorol clump, which mess-s the said fiungo is olciici-rsd and rigidly iion oi the secured to the and of the body portion of the door chock intornlodiotc tho cud of the body portion sud tho said soot,

My door chock thus consists of a hollow shoot motul body closed at its outer end and provided with 21 vzigml in seat or recess for tho lunged clnslic tip which is-hcld (herein by tho bout oi'cr edges of said rocoss, which seat or recess may manifestly be located in the outer cnd of tho door check, as shown in Figs. 1 to 3, or in tho side thereof, 2LS the door chuck A shown in Figs. 3 to 5.

The door chock may, if preferred, have an open lower end and ho modo wilh u pcriphrrsl .lluogc it .imvhich ori'licos may boformod for tho retaining screw: or the migo a or i'hingcd cdgo a. of rho said body may be dumped ovcr tho bottom plots 1) inserted at tho upon end of tho door chock thereby forming a closod bottom for the some.

The door chock is preferably pro i idcd with at bottom, portion in order to provide a means for attaching the some to a support consisting of o sci-ow U projecting therefrom, and soldered, riveted or othcmvise scoured thereto.

Having thus described and ascertained the nature of my said invention and in What manner tho sumo is to boporlo mod, it being kept in mind lhzimiri low the substitution of oquivslcnisyiorhs no. variation in the substance of the some, I would have it understood that iVl'uit I claim its my invention is: A door chock omnprisiug a. hollow sheet metal body, closod at its outer end oud providod with u swsgcd in seat or rocvss, and o longed elastic tip hold therein by the bent over cdgos ol said rcocss.

in testimony of the forogoing specification I do hcrcby sign the some in the city of New York, county and State of New York, this 23rd. day of August 1906.

.HENRY FRANCIS I KEIL.

Wi Losses:

Ron. Souwiuaz, J. ODELL FOWLER.

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