A new or improved electric wiring or like clip or carrier

Abstract

Abstract 332,550. Hartley, T. April 20, 1929. Hooks fixed to flat surfaces.-A clip for holding electric cables is formed from a. metal blank by slitting and bending up jaws a and, on the other side of the blank, bending staples b for driving into wood, Fig. 1. The clip may be of double construction, Fig. 3, with two sets of jawe a and staples b, or the jaws and staples may be formed at opposite ends of the clip plate. As shown in Fig. 7, one jaw a may be stamped from the flat part of the clip. The jaws and staples may be cut from a circular metal disc, or, Figs. 13, 14 may be formed from different pieces of metal united by rivets, soldering, &c.

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