US Patent No. 1,767,894, granted June 24, 1930 to William J. Petty and Eugene M. Hancock of Hollis, Oklahoma, for a saw-type cotton gin. The gin has a box over the saws, a grooved huller roll at the front that keeps hulls and burrs out, and a grooved roll at the rear that holds seeds back while lint passes. It also has a feeding reel, auger conveyors for seeds, hulls and trash, and a doffer brush. The scan has three sheets of drawings (Figs. 1-3) followed by the specification and four claims.