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US Patent No. 523568 Boxing Glove by O.A. Burton July 24 1894 Frame Style:Ebony Frame Grant 1892 — a posthumousUs Patent No. 523568 Boxing Glove by Oa Burton July 24 1894 Burton's patent drawing arrives just two years after Sullivan fell to Corbett under the new Queensberry rules, the schematic mapping padded knuckles and palm laces with the precision of a man designing for a sport still negotiating the line between bare knuckle brawl and gloved science. About the Source Bella Frye sources sports artifacts from American archives the U. S. Patent and Trademark