Improvements in and relating to fastening devices for napkins, bandages and the like
Abstract
Abstract 556,424. Friction-grips. DODWELL, L. G. (Salter, A: W. W.). Nov. 11, 1941, No. 14520. [Class 44] A device for frictionally securing the corners of triangular bandages, napkins, or the like, comprises a flat or slightly convex plate 1 having a pair of diametrically opposed apertures 6, 7 through which two corners of the bandage is threaded in opposite directions and a second pair of apertures 8, 9 through which the third corner is threaded in a direction transverse to that of the others,'as shown. As described the plate is substantially circular with the upper edge 2 slightly flattened, apertures 6, 7 are symmetrical and larger than apertures 8, 9 and apertures 8, 9 are unsymmetrical with aperture 9 smaller than aperture 8.
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