His most painful sale to date was the patent model for the safety pin.
Other important textile tools include the safety pin, the button, the zipper.
Mr Fletcher left for South Africa when the local hospital did not have a safety pin for the sling to support his dislocated shoulder.
My mother instructed me to have a sharp elbow or a safety pin always at the ready, advice that is still handed down to Indian girls today.
"In the days before Pampers, you actually got to fold the cloth, you got to put it on, you got to put the safety pin in and I haven't pricked any baby yet, " Mr. Lee told a rapt nation.
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Ward plays Sergeant Hoke Mosely, of the Miami Police Department, who starts out with false teeth and a pair of specs held together by a safety pin, and ends up stripped of his dentures, his badge, and his gun by a psychopath called Junior (Baldwin).
Robert Jordan unpinned a safety pin that ran through his pocket flap and took a folded paper out of the left breast pocket of his flannel shirt and handed it to the man, who opened it, looked at it doubtfully and turned it in his hands.
Across from it stands the Versace safety-pin dress, tacky yes, but so memorably worn, in 1994, by the actress Elizabeth Hurley.
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The exhibition will look at the world's most famous examples of little black dresses from Elizabeth Hurley's Versace safety-pin dress to Audrey Hepburn's Breakfast at Tiffany's classic.
Gianni Versace's safety-pin dress practically made Elizabeth Hurley a household name in 1994, and the red harness gown that Hilary Rhoda wore in the Dior 2007 haute couture show also on display certainly turned heads.
She was described as vulnerable, and for safety had put her bank card and PIN in the home's safe.
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