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Deruta Italian Pottery Wall Clock 16” Hand-Painted Ceramic Yellow Majolica. La dolce vita, right on your wall. “I am so blessed and grateful the LORD bestowed this upon us. E-E-C-R 25. (On most treasures). ”I'm a Capricorn, so it was perfect!”. Deruta Italian Pottery Wall Clock 16” Hand-Painted Ceramic Yellow Majolica The warm glow of the Italian sun radiates from this Deruta hand-painted pottery wall clock , a masterpiece of majolica craftsmanship . Its rich yellow hues , intricate floral motifs, and timeless Tuscan design evoke the charm of an Italian villa , where time slows and beauty is everywhere.  This 16-inch ceramic clock , handcrafted by artisans, brings the spirit of Deruta’s centuries-old tradition into any space. Whether adorning a rustic farmhouse kitchen or a Mediterranean-inspired home , this majolica timepiece is a functional work of art —an heirloom of Italian elegance and old-world charm .  La dolce vita, right on your wall. Measurements: 16"H x 10 .75 "W x 2.25" D Condition: Excellent tested works Weight: 2.6 lb Origin: Italy Age: Late 20th C E-E-C-R 25 Why Buy From Us?... . Fast Shipping. . Free 30 day R eturns. (On most treasures) . We combine shipping and will send a par tial refund. And…. Professional Seller We are so dedicated to customer service; you may literally thank “God”, that you chose to buy from us. “I am so blessed and grateful the LORD bestowed this upon us. Thank you also to the seller who did a wonderful job!!!!” Passion for Packaging We get major kudos for our excellent packaging. Precisely because: you’re “breakable” treasure will float on a cloud of custom foam bedding during its journey to your home. So, even if your delivery person throws the box on your porch from his moving vehicle without slowing down, you have almost zero worries, as your treasure will remain safe and sound. “10/10 excellent packaging, treasure arrived fast and safe.” And….. “I was impressed with the careful attention given to the safe and secure packaging to protect the vases!” And… “Well wrapped. Arrived in excellent condition due to being well wrapped.” Awesome Merchandise/Accurately Described The treasures in our store are all personally curated to inflict awe, strike a chord, and melt your heart. After all; it is all about the love.  “These are absolutely beautiful. My wife loves them!” And… “Absolutely Stunning! love the work that went into it , Just Beautiful. Fast shipping , Great packing as well. A++++” Very Inclusive Company We welcome customers from all signs in the zodiac. ”I'm a Capricorn, so it was perfect!” One slight term and condition : In the very, and extremely rare occasion, that your treasure arrives damaged; you agree to not open a return right away and to cooperate with the carrier to provide photos and documentation, so an insurance claim can be made. PS last thing, but quite literally most important thing… If for any reason you are not feeling 100% joyful. Don’t hold back; please reach out and let us get you back to 100% again. Deruta Italian pottery, hand-painted ceramic wall clock, Italian majolica clock, Deruta wall clock, Tuscan style home decor, vintage Italian clock, yellow ceramic clock, artisanal Italian pottery, traditional hand-painted clock, Italian kitchen decor Deruta majolica wall art, classic Italian decor, Mediterranean home accents, hand-crafted ceramic clock, European farmhouse decor, luxury Italian gift, rustic Tuscan pottery, timeless artisan home decor, unique housewarming gift, handcrafted Deruta ceramics, colorful vintage wall clock, decorative Italian clock, traditional majolica craftsmanship, old-world European charm, hand-glazed pottery clock, statement home accent, heirloom-quality Italian ceramic, collectible Deruta homeware, vibrant hand-painted wall decor, authentic Italian craftsmanship, Mediterranean-inspired timepiece, perfect gift for ceramic lovers, elegant Tuscan kitchen decor Condition: Used Condition: Please refer to description and photos for condition. All vintage items have some minor evidence of use or wear which is part of their charm, and is why we love them more than new items. The history and the soul of the piece is in it's hand made nature, or by the years of love and use by previous owners. Origin: Deruta Antique: No Shape: Oval Power Source: Battery Powered Vintage: Yes Display Type: Dial Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Item Height: 16 in Frame Material: Ceramic Style: Italian Country Features: 12 Hour Display Production Style: Majolica Room: Any Room Finish: Glossy Handmade: Yes Engraved: No Item Width: 10.75 in Pattern: Scroll Floral Color: Yellow Material: Ceramic Number Type: Roman Numerals Brand: Deruta Type: Wall Clock Era: 21st Century (2000-Now) Model: Deruta Theme: Italian Time Period Manufactured: 2000-2009 Production Technique: Pottery Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy Backstamp: Painted Item Weight: 2.6 lb See More

Deruta Italian Pottery Wall Clock 16” Hand-Painted Ceramic Yellow Majolica. La dolce vita, right on your wall. “I am so blessed and grateful the LORD bestowed this upon us. E-E-C-R 25. (On most treasures). ”I'm a Capricorn, so it was perfect!”. Deruta Italian Pottery Wall Clock 16” Hand-Painted Ceramic Yellow Majolica The warm glow of the Italian sun radiates from this Deruta hand-painted pottery wall clock , a masterpiece of majolica craftsmanship . Its rich yellow hues , intricate floral motifs, and timeless Tuscan design evoke the charm of an Italian villa , where time slows and beauty is everywhere.  This 16-inch ceramic clock , handcrafted by artisans, brings the spirit of Deruta’s centuries-old tradition into any space. Whether adorning a rustic farmhouse kitchen or a Mediterranean-inspired home , this majolica timepiece is a functional work of art —an heirloom of Italian elegance and old-world charm .  La dolce vita, right on your wall. Measurements: 16"H x 10 .75 "W x 2.25" D Condition: Excellent tested works Weight: 2.6 lb Origin: Italy Age: Late 20th C E-E-C-R 25 Why Buy From Us?... . Fast Shipping. . Free 30 day R eturns. (On most treasures) . We combine shipping and will send a par tial refund. And…. Professional Seller We are so dedicated to customer service; you may literally thank “God”, that you chose to buy from us. “I am so blessed and grateful the LORD bestowed this upon us. Thank you also to the seller who did a wonderful job!!!!” Passion for Packaging We get major kudos for our excellent packaging. Precisely because: you’re “breakable” treasure will float on a cloud of custom foam bedding during its journey to your home. So, even if your delivery person throws the box on your porch from his moving vehicle without slowing down, you have almost zero worries, as your treasure will remain safe and sound. “10/10 excellent packaging, treasure arrived fast and safe.” And….. “I was impressed with the careful attention given to the safe and secure packaging to protect the vases!” And… “Well wrapped. Arrived in excellent condition due to being well wrapped.” Awesome Merchandise/Accurately Described The treasures in our store are all personally curated to inflict awe, strike a chord, and melt your heart. After all; it is all about the love.  “These are absolutely beautiful. My wife loves them!” And… “Absolutely Stunning! love the work that went into it , Just Beautiful. Fast shipping , Great packing as well. A++++” Very Inclusive Company We welcome customers from all signs in the zodiac. ”I'm a Capricorn, so it was perfect!” One slight term and condition : In the very, and extremely rare occasion, that your treasure arrives damaged; you agree to not open a return right away and to cooperate with the carrier to provide photos and documentation, so an insurance claim can be made. PS last thing, but quite literally most important thing… If for any reason you are not feeling 100% joyful. Don’t hold back; please reach out and let us get you back to 100% again. Deruta Italian pottery, hand-painted ceramic wall clock, Italian majolica clock, Deruta wall clock, Tuscan style home decor, vintage Italian clock, yellow ceramic clock, artisanal Italian pottery, traditional hand-painted clock, Italian kitchen decor Deruta majolica wall art, classic Italian decor, Mediterranean home accents, hand-crafted ceramic clock, European farmhouse decor, luxury Italian gift, rustic Tuscan pottery, timeless artisan home decor, unique housewarming gift, handcrafted Deruta ceramics, colorful vintage wall clock, decorative Italian clock, traditional majolica craftsmanship, old-world European charm, hand-glazed pottery clock, statement home accent, heirloom-quality Italian ceramic, collectible Deruta homeware, vibrant hand-painted wall decor, authentic Italian craftsmanship, Mediterranean-inspired timepiece, perfect gift for ceramic lovers, elegant Tuscan kitchen decor Condition: Used Condition: Please refer to description and photos for condition. All vintage items have some minor evidence of use or wear which is part of their charm, and is why we love them more than new items. The history and the soul of the piece is in it's hand made nature, or by the years of love and use by previous owners. Features: 12 Hour Display Handmade: Yes Item Width: 10.75 in Pattern: Scroll Floral Time Period Manufactured: 2000-2009 Production Technique: Pottery Frame Material: Ceramic Item Height: 16 in Vintage: Yes Era: 21st Century (2000-Now) Power Source: Battery Powered Country/Region of Manufacture: Italy Origin: Deruta Material: Ceramic Model: Deruta Shape: Oval Display Type: Dial Item Weight: 2.6 lb Number Type: Roman Numerals Engraved: No Finish: Glossy Production Style: Majolica Brand: Deruta Style: Italian Country Antique: No Color: Yellow Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Room: Any Room Backstamp: Painted Theme: Italian Type: Wall Clock See More

Description (No Model.) W. H. JACKSON. CIRCULAR KNITTING MACHINE. No. 467,874. Patented Jan. 26, 1892. INVENTOR UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE. WVILLIAM H. JACKSON, OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, ASSIGNOR OF TYVO-THIRDS TO JOHN BLOOD AND EDVARD BLOOD, OF SAME PLACE. CIRCULAR-KNITTING MACHINE. SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 467,874, dated January 26, 1892. Application filed June 9, 1890. Serial No. 354,701. (No model.) I plished by the raising and lowering of needles, as is well understood. In the ordinary non-automatic machines of this class it is usual to effect the continuous rotary movement by power, and when the change is made to reciprocating movement to shift the driving-belt onto a loose pulley and work by hand, a crank or winch being provided upon the driving-shaft for that purpose. The raising and lowering of the needles being also cf- 2 5 fected by the hands of the operator, much delay and inconvenience results from the necessity of such twofold manipulation. The object of my present invention is to provide means whereby the operator can re- 0 ciprocate the cylinder by means of the foot, leaving both hands free to manipulate the needles, the mechanism for this purpose being so combined with the power driving mechanism as to afford no interference therewith. 3 5 In the accompanying drawings, Figure 1 is a view in perspective of a knitting-machine embodying my improvements. Fig. 2 is a horizontal section, on an enlarged scale, through the driving-shaft which carries the fast and loose pulleys and showing some of the adjacent parts. Fig. 3 is a partial view in perspective of the treadle and adjacent mechanism. Figs. at and 5 are views of an alternative arrangement, Fig. at being a par tial horizontal section on the line of the prolonged axis of the driving-shaft, and Fig. 5 being merely a diagrammatic view of the treadle mechanism. Taking first the type shown in Figs. 1, i, and 3, A represents the table on which the base-plate B of the knitting machine is mounted, the canrcylinder being indicated at C, the needles at D, and the thread-guide at E. The cam-cylinder is driven in the usual manner by means of a bevel-gear F, having a hub Q, rigidly mounted upon the drivingshaft G, which carries the fast pulley K and loose pulley K. The belt J is driven by means of the main pulley I, mounted upon the shaft H. The belt-shifter M is rigidly attached by means of a head M to the end of a rod R, sliding horizontally in the guides V V and provided with a spring S, compressed between the guide V, and a collar 0', attached to the rod B, so as normally to tend to throw the belt onto the loose pulley K. Belt-shifting. levers P P, jointed together at p, are connected with the belt-shifter head M in such manner as that when they are thrown past the center at their joint the shifter'will be locked in position upon the fast pulley. Between the bevel-gear F and the loose pulley K, I mount freely upon the shaft G a sliding sprocket wheel or disk L, having holes or seats upon one face to engage with pins q 7 upon the proximate face of the hub Q, which, as before stated, is rigidly connected with the shaft G. The other face of the disk Lis provided with a shallow hub having an annular groove to permit engagement with a shifting- 8o arm I, attached to a head T, which slides upon the rod R. A spring 11, compressed between said head T and the guide V, tends normally to throw said head away from said guide and thus to throw the disk L out of engagement 8 5 with the studs q. The length of the head T is such that when the head M of the beltshifter moves towardit in the act of shiftingthe belt onto the loose pulley it will just strike said head after the belt has moved 0 clear of the fast pulley, and thereupon the continuation of the shifting movement for a very slight distance will throw the head T sufficiently along the rod to cause engagement of the studs q with their seats of the disk L. When, however, the converse movement of the shifter commences the headT will immediately follow the head M, (by reason of the tension of the spring u,) and before the belt has come into contact with the fast pulley the disk will have been shifted completely out of engagement with the studs q, so that no interference can take place between the respective groups of driving mechanism. The sprocket-wheel is provided with a chain belt N, whose openings are adapted to engage with the teeth Z of the sprocket-wheel, and said chain is attached at one end to a strong spring WV, secured to the table, and at the other is connected by means of a rod n to the treadle O, suitably pivoted to the floor. The operation of the device is as follows: Assuming that the leg of the stocking has been knit by continuous rotary movement and by means of the power driving mechanisrn, when the time for narrowing theheel has arrived, the operator throws the shifting-levers I P out of the locked position, and the spring S thereupon throws the rod R to the left and shifts the belt onto the loose pulley K. In completing this movement the head M has shifted the head T also to the left and caused the engagement of thedisk L with thestuds q. The operator then raises onehalf the needles by hand and by means of his foot depresses the treadle O, causing a half-reciprocation of the cam-cylinder. Upon releasing the treadle the spring XV causes a corresponding reciprocation in the opposite direction, and the operator,wi-th both hands free, lifts needle after needle into the idle series at tlie'end of each reciprocating movement until thenecessary-amount of narrowing has taken place, when the needles are returned one by one during the intervals of reciprocation. It will thus be-seen that a much more rapid manipulation is permitted, since the moveinent'of the treadle in no way'interferes with the manipulation of the needles, and not only is much time saved, but the risk of breaking or "displacing needles through hasty movementsof the hand is avoided. As soon as it is desired to return to the continuous rotary movementof the cylinder the operator has only to throw the belt-shifter levers P P in the'opposite direction, when the disk L will, by means of thespring u, be itself shifted out of engagement with the studs q, after which the belt J will then resume its position upon the fast pulley. An alternative form of device is shown in Figs. 4 and5. The. point of difference between this and the system just described lies chiefly, inthe fact that instead of using an intermediatesprocket-wheel, which is alter- .nately coupled to and uncoupled from the driving-shaft G, the treadle appliances are directly connected with a second bevel-gear F, sliding upon'a stationary shaft or'aXisG, secured in any convenient position beneath the bed-plate, said bevel-gear being adapted to 'engage with the horizontal bevel-gear F upon the bottom of the cylinder O,'(indicated by dotted lines in Fig. 4,) but being capable of shifting into and out of engagement with the teeth of said gear. The hub t of the gear F is provided with an annular groove to engage with an arm T, mounted upon the end of the belt-shifting rod, which in this instance is indicated by R. The arrangement of the belt-shifting devices upon the rod R and the relation of the fast and loose pulleys thereto are such that when the rod R moves to the left in Fig. 4, and consequently throws the gear F out of engagement with the gear F upon the cam-cylinder, the belt shall be shifted onto the fast pulley, and conversely the position of engagement between the gears F and F shall correspond with the position of the belt upon the loose pulley. In this system the treadle is represented at O and is connected by means of a cord N with the stud f upon one face of the bevelgear F. The return movement isefiected by a spring W, fastened at '11 to the floor and connected at the other end by means of a cord 0 to a second stud f, mounted upon the face of the gear F. It will thus be seen that the underlying principle of the two forms is the same, and for the purpose of defining my invention hereinafter I use the. term oscillating wheel to indicate, broadly, that member of the combinationupon which the treadle directly acts, irrespective of whether said member in turn acts directly upon the bevelgear of the cam-cylinder, as indicated in Fig. 4, or'operates through the medium of such parts as the gear F and hub Q, having Epins q to engage withsuchosci'llating wheel. Having thus described my invention, I claim 1. The combination, with the'cam-cylinder and a bevel gear in operative connection therewith-of a shaft, fast-and loose pulleys mounted upon said shaft, an oscillatingwheel mounted toslide axially and'bethroWn in and out of operative connection withsaid gear, a treadle and spring connected wit'h said oscil- 'lating wheel, a shifting-rod, a belt=shifter mounted 'thereon in proximity'to 'thefast and loose pulleys, and ashiftin arm also mounted thereon and connected with said oscillating wheel, substantially in the manner and for the purposes set forth. 2. The combination, with the cam-cylinder and a bevel -gear in operative connection therewith, of a shaft, fast and :loose pulleys mounted upon said shaft, an oscillating wheel also mounted upon said shaft and sliding axially thereon, a coupling device whereby said oscillating wheel may be'coupled to said bevel-gear, a treadle and spring connected with said wheel, a shifting-rod, a belt-shifter, a-head carrying'said belt-shifter and rigidly connected with said rod, a shifting-arm connected with said oscillating wheel and provided with a head sliding upon said :rod in proximity to the head of the belt-shifter, arm to couple the oscillating Wheel, substantially as set forth. WILLIAM H. JACKSON. Witnesses: JAMES H. BELL, E. REESE.

Description March 16, 1948. M. H. CHAPMAN, JR FINGER TIP MOISTENER FOR BASEBALL PITCHERS Filed May 1, 1946 INVEN TOR. Patented Mar. 16, 1948 STATE rear OFFICE FIN-GER TIP MOISTENER FOR BASEBALL PITCHE-RS Claims. My invention relates to baseball and specifically comprises a finger tip moistener for a base ball pitcher. So far as I am aware such a device is entirely new in baseball. The advantage of wetting a surface of a baseball with saliva has been known for years and has been called in the art a spit ball, but in play the pitcher often so wets the ball that .his accuracy of control was so small that even the pitcher could never know what direction the spit ball might take and hence its use has been barred by the major leagues due to the great number of accidents it caused. On the other hand, a ball gets dry, the surface of the leather is relatively hard and it is hard for the pitcher to get a firm grip on the ball. Thus, if the ball is not wetted at all, but if the pitchers'fingers only are slightly moistened by the suitable application of water and excess moisture wiped off on the pitchers uniform, they can grip the baseball more firmly so as to increase rather than decrease the accuracy of the pitch. 7 An object of my invention therefore, is to provide a device which if filled with water can not apply spit or other slippery substance directly to the ball itself, thus making it impossible for the pitcher to pitch a true spit ball and should the umpire question the liquid in the moistener, he can inspect it at all times, while he can hardly inspect at all times what is in the pitchers mouth. In working out the present invention, in order to provide water or moisture to the pitcher in a manner not to interfere with the pitching, several features of design were necessary: 1) The water container must not interferewith the free movement of the pitcher's arms in pitching when he is apt to go through all types of gyrations. (2) The container must contain enough moi.- ture to last an an inning or more, and (3) the pitcher must be able to moisten a plurality of fin er tips. The applicant is aware that various types of moisteners have been provided adapted to be mounted on the person of a bank clerk .so that he might keep his fingers wet for sortin papers for a short time. A further object of my invention is to provide a structure which is simple in its construction and operation, light in weight and which is easy to attach, to detach and to refill. These and such other objects of my invention as may hereinafter appear will be best understood from a description of the accompanying drawings which illustrate an embodiment thereof. In the drawings, Fig. .1 illustrates a pitcher wearing my irnproved moistener and illustrating how it does not interfere with the usual gyrations of his arms in pitching. Fig. 2 is a perspective view illustrating how the tips of the pitchers fingers on his right hand may be temporarily moistened by bringing his right hand adjacent the moistening member of my improved moistener mounted in vertical position substantially above the pitchers heart. Fig. 3 is a perspective view of my improved moistener. Fig. 4 is a vertical sectional view taken along th'e line 4-4 of Fig. 3. In the drawings, wherein like characters of reference generally indicate like parts throughout, 10 generally indicates a finger tip moistener constructed in accordance with my invention. My improved moistener comprises a casing Ill preferably made in the form of the fiat cylinder shown having a solid rear wall 12, a side wall l4 of such a length .or depth as not to interfere with the free movement of the arms 16 of the reservoir 28 in the bottom of the casing below the opening 22 of substantially large relative size to contain sufficient water 30 therein below said opening 22 to last a full inning or more. I provide a moistening member 132 which may comprise a sponge of sponge rubber or other suitable resilient material preferably of a size'to substantially fill the interior 36 of said container or casing, in the embodiment shown, comprising a sponge rubber disc '32 of a size substantially that of the interior of said cylindrical casing and I provide means to rotatably mount said resilient member 32 on an axis .38 extending substantially centrally horizontally of said casing and for this purpose, I provide in the embodiment shown the wooden hub 48 mounted on the axle 42 suitably mounted in bearing holes 44 and 46 in the front wall 26 and the rear wall l2 of said cylindrical casing, the rotatable sponge 32 being provided with a central hole 48 to which the hub 48 may be secured by glue or otherwise. In order to prevent the sponge 32 from coming in contact with the rear wall [2 of the casing I preferably interpose an annular disc 41 of aluminum or other metal between said sponge 32 and rear wall (2 also suitably mounted on said axle 42 separated from said rear wall by a small metal washer 49 of brass or other suitable material. As this disc 41 rotates with sponge 32, it eliminates any possible friction of the rough surface of the sponge against the rear wall I2. I also provide means to detachably secure my improved moistener to the pitchers clothing in a readily accessible place thereon and for this purpose I provide the lugs 50 projecting diametrically vertically outwardly thereof having means. to firmly secure said casing to the pitcher's clothing in a vertical position namely with the opening 22 in the upper portion thereof so that in use the water 30 will lie in the reservoir portion 28 below the axis 42 and the sponge 32 may be readily rotated therein by pressure against the resilient member 32 and suflicient relative rotation of the sponge 32 in the reservoir 28 for this purpose by a single finger tip 24 rotating circumferentially in the slot or opening 22 in said front wall for this purpose. In the embodiment shown, I provide a separable fastener element 52 on the rear wall of each lu 50 adapted to cooperate with cooperating separable fastener elements 54 mounted vertically on the players shirt 56 substantially above his heart in the manner shown in Fig. 4. With this separable fastener construction, it is obvious that my improved moistener may be readily attached and detached from the shirt 56 for the purpose of filling it with water when desired between innings, or when not desired in use as when batting. It is obvious, however, that any other suitable type of separable fastener means such as a pin on the rear wall l2 of my improved moistener I0 may be provided in place of the separable means shown. Thus, in use the pitcher detachably secures my improved moistener to his shirt 56 in the manner described and just prior to pitching each pitch he inserts a plurality of finger tips 24 through the opening 22 against the wetted sponge 32 to lightly moisten the finger tips 24 with water in the manner shown in Fig. 2. He then wipes the excess moisture from his hands on to his uniform and after a little experience finds out how much water it is necessary to wipe off to leave suificient moisture on his finger tips 24 for the best possible grip on the ball for pitching accuracy. He then continues to pitch, wetting his finger tips on the sponge 32 and again wiping them oif to leave the desired moisture on the ball between each pitch. Should from a sense of feel the pitcher realize that he is not gettin enough moisture on his finger tips, signifying that the exposed portion 58 of the sponge 32 is becoming dry, he then inserts one finger tip through the opening 22 and rotates the sponge 32 so as to bring a Wet portion 60 out of the reservoir into alignment with the opening 22. It is apparent that when through pitching he may readily detach my improved moistener from his shirt. What I claim is: l. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a casing having a rear wall having means projecting vertically thereof having means to firmly secure the top and bottom of said casing to the pitchers clothing in a vertical position, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms and a front wall having a wide opening in the upper portion thereof of a width to simultaneously admit a plurality of the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the casing below said opening, a moistening member of resilient material substantially filling said casing and means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said casing. 2. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a casing having a rear wall having means to firmly secure said casing to the pitchers clothing, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms and a front Wall having an opening in the upper portion thereof to admit the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substan tial relative size in the casing below said opening, a moistening member of resilient material in said casing and means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said casing. 3. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a casing having a rear wall having means to firmly secure said casing to the pitchers clothing, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitcher's arms and a front wall having an opening in the upper portion thereof to admit the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the casing below said opening, a moistening member of resilient material in said casing, means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said casing and a metal plate secured to the rear surface of the resilient member to rotate therewith. 4. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a casing having a rear wall having means projecting vertically thereof having means to firmly secure the top and bottom of said casing to the pitchers clothing in a vertical position, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms and a front wall having an opening in the upper portion thereof to admit the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the casing below said opening, a moistening member of resilient material substantially filling said casing and means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said casing. 5. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a casing having a rear wall having means to firmly secure said casing to the pitchers clothing, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms and a front wall having a wide opening in the upper portion thereof of a width to simultaneously admit a plurality of the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the casing below said opening, a moistening member of resilient material in said casing and means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said casing. 6. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a cylinder having a rear wall having means projecting diametrically vertically thereof having means to firmly secure said cylinder to the pitchers clothing in a vertical position, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms-and a front W l a ng a sector shaped substantially semicircular opening in the upper portion thereof of a width to simultaneously admit a plurality of the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the cylinder below said opening, a cylindrical moistening member of resilient material substantially-filling said cylinder and means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said cylinder. 7. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a cylinder having a rear wall having means to firmly secure said cylinder to the pitchers clothing, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms and a front wall having an opening in the upper portion thereof to admit the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the cylinder below said opening, a moistening member of resilient material in said cylinder and means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said cylinder. 8. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a cylinder having a rear wall having means to firmly secure said cylinder to the pitchers clothing, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms and a front wall having an opening in the upper portion thereof to admit the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the cylinder below said opening, a cylindrical moistening member of resilient material in said cylinder, means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said cylinder and a metal disc secured to the rear surface of the cylindrical resilient member to rotate therewith. 9. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a cylinder having a rear wall having means projecting diametrically vertically thereof having means to firmly secure said cylinder to the pitcher's clothing in a vertical position, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms and a front wall having an opening in the upper portion thereof to admit the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the cylinder below said opening, a moistening member of resilient material substantially filling said cylinder and means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said cylinder. 10. A finger tip moistener for a baseball pitcher, comprising a cylinder having a rear wall having means to firmly secure said cylinder to the pitchers clothing, a side wall of such a length as not to interfere with the free movement of the pitchers arms and a front wall having a substantially semi-circular opening i the upper portion thereof of a width to simultaneously admit a plurality of the pitchers finger tips, providing a liquid reservoir of substantial relative size in the cylinder below said opening, a moistening member of resilient material in said cylin-der and means to rotatably mount said resilient member on an axis extending substantially centrally horizontally of said cylinder. MATTHEW H. CHAPMAN, JR. REFERENCES CITED The following references are of record in the file of this patent: UNITED STATES PATENTS Number Name Date 939,098 Sauer et al Nov. 2, 1909 1,284,254 Davis Nov. 12, 1918 1,408,201 Hunt Feb. 28, 1922 1,467,040 J erabek et a1. 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