US design patent D80,820, granted April 1, 1930 to Ben A. Ball of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, assignor to American Textile Company, Inc. The first page is a drawing of a square lace design with floral motifs and scrollwork on a fine hexagonal mesh ground. The second page gives the brief specification and a single claim for the ornamental design for lace.

US design patent D80,821 for a lace pattern, granted April 1, 1930 to Ben A. Ball of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, assignor to American Textile Company, Inc. The drawing shows an all-over design of stylized flowers, leaves and sweeping curved stripes on a fine mesh ground. The text is a short specification with a single claim for the ornamental design, filed January 22, 1930, with a term of 7 years.

US design patent Des. 80,822, granted April 1, 1930 to Ben A. Ball of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, assignor to American Textile Company, Inc. It consists of a drawing sheet showing a square lace design with a dense mesh ground and stylized floral motifs, leaves and tendrils, plus a one-page specification with a single claim for the ornamental design. The term of the patent is 7 years.

US design patent Des. 80,823, granted April 1, 1930 to Ben A. Ball of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, assignor to American Textile Company, Inc. It claims the ornamental design for a lace fabric. The drawing shows a rectangular panel with a symmetrical floral and leaf motif on a mesh ground. The text is a brief specification with a single claim and no technical weaving details.

US design patent D80,824 for an ornamental lace design, granted April 1, 1930 to Ben A. Ball of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, assignor to American Textile Company, Inc. The first page is a drawing of the design: a dense mosaic-like ground with large stylized floral motifs, rosettes, scrolling leaves and arched panels. The second page gives the brief specification and a single claim for the ornamental design, with a 7-year term.

US design patent D80,825, granted April 1, 1930 to Ben A. Ball of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, assignor to American Textile Company, Inc. It consists of a drawing sheet showing an ornamental lace design of interlocking outlined circles and ovals with hatched shading, solid dots and a net-like ground, plus a one-claim specification for the design.

US design patent Des. 80,826, granted April 1, 1930 to Ben A. Ball of Pawtucket, Rhode Island, assignor to American Textile Company, Inc. The first page is a drawing of an ornamental lace design with repeating scrolling leaf and paisley-like motifs on a mesh ground. The second page gives the brief specification and a single claim for the ornamental design for lace.