US design patent Des. 82,445, granted 4 November 1930 to Charles B. J. Molitor of New York for an ornamental design for Spanish lace for dresses. The first page is the patent drawing, showing a diagonal cross-hatched net ground overlaid with a repeating motif of stylized leaves and sprigs. The second page is the specification and claim, which covers the design as shown and notes that the marked lines enclose one complete unit of the repeat. The term of the patent is 3½ years.