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Patent EC-SP11011458-A (EC)
Title: Cuello de botella con grabado en relieve interno y método de fabricación
Inventor: LONSWAY MICHAEL J
IPC: B29C49/04
Filed: 2011-11-14
Abstract: Una botella de cuello largo de metal o vidrio, construida integralmente de una pieza, tiene un cuerpo (22 ó 62) con una base cerrada (24) y un reborde (26) en un extremo del cuerpo alejado de la base, y un cuello (28 ó 43 ó 48, ó 54, ó 64) que se extiende desde el reborde a lo largo de un eje que termina en un acabado de cuello (32 ó 66) para la colocación de una tapa. El cuello de la botella incluye por lo menos un grabado en relieve interno que incide en el flujo de líquido desde el cuerpo a través del cuello. En una forma de realización que ejemplifica la revelación, el grabado en relieve interno incluye por lo menos una nervadura anular interna (56) o por lo menos una nervadura interna (50) coplanar con el eje del cuello o por lo menos una espiral interna ?b (40 ó 68) o por lo menos una nervadura elíptica interna (44).
Patent GB-189701005-A (GB)
Title: A Cone Friction Bicycle Brake.
Inventor: RICHARDS CHARLES HENRY
Filed: 1897-01-14
Granted: 1897-08-14
Abstract: 1005. Richards, C. H. Jan. 14. Brakes for bicycles applicable to the rim of either the front or rear wheel. Levers 4 are fulcrumed on supports 3 attached to the forks of the machine. The lower ends of the levers are bent round, and grooved wheels 5 mounted on conical pins 8 fixed to the ends are provided with rubber bands 6 to bear on the rim of the wheel. The upper end of the lever engages with slots in the cam plate 7, which is fixed to the brake rod 2. The brake may be operated in the ordinary way by a brake lever attached to the handle-bar. When applied to the rear wheel, the supports are attached to the back stays and the brake rod is attached to the hand-lever by a series of rods and bell-crank levers.
Patent GB-189705916-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Bells, chiefly Designed for Use on Velocipedes.
Inventor: HUMPHREY NELSON FOGG
Filed: 1897-03-05
Granted: 1897-04-10
Abstract: 5916. Humphrey, N. F. March 5. Velocipede bells; repeating-bells. - The dome g is screwed to a bridgepiece b<2> carried on pins b, b<1> in the base a. The pin b<1> serves as a pivot for the t h u m b lever f<1> and the pin b for the hammer h. The latter is a T-piece, and its boss is connected w i t h the lever f<1> by a flat spring s<1>, normally curved, as shown in Fig. 5. On operating the lever, the sudden change in curvature of the spring causes the hammer to strike one blow, which is repeated when the parts are returned by a strong spiral spring s. A radially-faced slit in the pin b, in which the end of the spring s<1> engages, limits the throw of the latter. A rebounding spring e is attached to the hammer and bridge-piece.
Patent GB-189708080-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Diastasic Preparation to be Employed in the Manufacture of Bread and other Foods and Beverages and to be used as an Aid to Digestion.
Inventor: MILLS BENJAMIN JOSEPH BARNARD
Filed: 1897-03-29
Granted: 1898-02-12
Abstract: 8080. Mills, B. J. B., [Dalmote, A.]. March 29. Malt extracts and compositions; diastase; aÙrated beverages.-A malt extract rich in diastase is prepared from green malt which has been allowed to grow longer than usual, is then simultaneously ground and made into a paste with cold water, mashed in the ordinary manner, filtered, cooled out of contact with the air, again filtered, aÙrated with carbonic acid, and filled into stoppered bottles or other vessels. This extract may be used in the manufacture of bread and other foods as an aid to digestion, and mixed with hop or other extract may be used as a beverage.
Patent GB-189714035-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Supporting and Locking Appliances for Bicycles and other Vehicles.
Inventor: BROWNING GEORGE
Filed: 1897-06-08
Granted: 1898-04-30
Abstract: 14,035. Browning, G. June 8. Locks, key; keys.-Relates to a locking-stand for supporting and preventing theft of cycles. An arm d pivoted in a locking-device D passes under the wheel rim and locks it in position. In one form of the locking-device D, shown in Figs. 15 and 16, the pivoted arm d carries a pin d<11> which passes through a slot in the casing and is engaged by a spring-actuated pivoted block E, which locks it in position. On rotating the block E by means of a key F, the pin d<11> is released. The key F is slotted at f<1> to pass wards formed on the key pin and to engage projections on the block E. This locking-mechanism may, as shown, be arranged in combination with a coin-freed device. A tumbler K engaging a projection e on the block E prevents the movement of the latter until released by placing a coin in the slot M, when the coin slides down and lifts a pin k formed on the tumbler K. The coin is held in position until the key is turned by a spring-actuated tumbler N, which on the rotation of the block E is lifted and allows the coin to fall into a receptacle R. In a modification, the block E is replaced by a sliding piece having pins to engage the arm d. In this form, a flat key is used to actuate the lock, the key being inserted either between the sliding block and a fixed part of the case or into an eccentric piece pivoted to the case.
Patent GB-189717077-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Harness Saddle or Van Pad, and Apparatus for making the same.
Inventor: WILLIAMS GEORGE HILL
Filed: 1897-07-20
Granted: 1898-07-20
Abstract: 17,077. Williams, G. H. July 20. Saddles.-Fig. 2 shows a van pad, and Figs. 5 and 6 sections of it at right-angles to one another. The pad consists of a single piece of leather &c. A pressed to form a ridge a' for the backhand and a rise a<3> for the shoulder. The leather &c. may be shaped in a press consisting of two blocks pressed together by a screw and nut. A facing K is fixed round the edge of the leather A by riveting &c., and the leather A is then fixed to the wood tree L. Metal plates are fixed to the mouth a' of the backband groove a<2> and terret rings M &c. as shown. The padding N is secured by clasps P<1> and by projections on the tree fitting into pockets in the padding.
Patent GB-189718779-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and Apparatus for the Manufacture of Cement.
Inventor: HOLDEN THOMAS
Filed: 1897-08-13
Granted: 1898-03-19
Abstract: 18,779. Holden, T., and Major, C. Aug. 13. Cement kilns.-The drying of slurry, or a mixture of cement-making materials such as clay, chalk, and limestone, is dispensed with by burning the ground mixture while still moist in a kiln having vertical perforated passages A for the escape of moisture. The alternating layers a, b represent the slurry and fuel respectively. The clinker produced is ground into cement in the usual way.
Patent GB-189723232-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Joint-making Packing.
Inventor: MORRISON ARTHUR STANLEY
Filed: 1897-10-09
Granted: 1898-10-08
Abstract: 23,232. Morrison, A. S. Oct. 9. Joint-making packing.-A piece of suitable fabric is coated with lubricating-composition, rolled up, and secured by means of a suitable cement. The roll may be cut into lengths to form rings, or may be unrolled when sheet packing is required.
Patent GB-189726657-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Device for Guiding the Carbons in Electric Arc Lamps.
Filed: 1897-11-15
Granted: 1898-01-29
Abstract: 26,657. Holsten, R. W. L., and Elektrische Bogenlampenfabrik Naeck & Holsten Gesellschaft mit beschrõnkter Haftung. Nov. 15. Arc lamps.-The carbons in a focussing-lamp are carried by movable holders a, b, and are guided near the arc by a thin crossbar e, and a mica plate d secured on an enamelled refleeting-disc c, these parts being carried by clips f adjustable on the side rods of the lamp. The arrangement permits thin carbons to be used.
Patent GB-189808148-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus for the Manufacture of Metallic Tubes.
Inventor: STURGEON JOHN CALVIN
Filed: 1898-04-05
Granted: 1898-07-02
Abstract: 8148. Sturgeon, J. C. April 5. Forging ; rolling.-Relates to apparatus for making metal tubes from solid billets or ingots. The ingot H traverses a tapering pass formed between a circular disc A with a flat face and a bevelled edge, and two other rolls, one of which is shown at E. The rolls are actuated so as to force the ingot without distorting its fibres on to a mandrel G. The tube so formed may be reduced in size by one or more like sets of rolls similarly actuated.
Patent GB-189810075-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Leather-covered Balls of the kind used for Cricket.
Inventor: SIMMONS WALTER
Filed: 1898-05-03
Granted: 1899-03-04
Abstract: 10,075. Simmons, W., and Simmons, J. May 3. Balls.-Leather-covered balls, of the kind used for cricket, are made so that none of the stitches are exposed at the surface. Welts B are sewn by stitches a to the half cases A, while these are turned inside out. The two half-cases are then sewn together over the core by stitches d which pass through the two welts from side to side.
Patent GB-189811636-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Acetylene Gas Bicycle and like Lamps.
Inventor: WELLS HENRY WILSON
Filed: 1898-05-23
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 11,636. Wells, H. W. May 23. Acetylene lamps.-Under the control of a band tap f<1> and of an automatic ball or lift valve g, water from the chamber e traverses the pipe f to absorbent material c<1>, whence it passes through the perforated tube c to the carbide or its equivalent b. A cock a<6> controls the supply of gas to the burner a<5> from the gas chamber a', and the latter communicates through a coiled pipe i with the chamber f<2> of the automatic ball or lift valve g. When gas is generated too rapidly, the pressure in a<1> and in i increases and closes the valve g, thereby cutting-off the water supply and temporarily stopping the generation of gas.
Patent GB-189811864-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Method of and Apparatus for Attachment to the Pockets of Ladies' and Gentlemen's Wearing Apparel for Preventing Pocket Picking.
Inventor: MORLEY SAMUEL EDWIN
Filed: 1898-05-25
Granted: 1899-05-25
Abstract: 11,864. Morley, S. E., and Harrison, W. H. W. May 25. Pockets. -Relates to a fastening for pockets. The fastening consists of two strips of metal A, one longer than the other, and attached to the edges of the pocket opening. A flanged rib or hollow bead extends along the centre of each strip A, and with each rib or bead a suitably-shaped metal piece is engaged. These metal pieces are attached to the arms of a doubled metal piece B, which acts as a spring and keeps the parts in engagement. The short strip A has a continuation C consisting of a cord or the like, and when it is desired to open the pocket the spring piece B is slid along the strips A until one side of it becomes engaged with the cord C, when the short strip A can be turned on one side and access be obtained to the pocket.
Patent GB-189816115-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Proteid Biscuits.
Inventor: HIGGINS HUBERT
Filed: 1898-07-23
Granted: 1899-05-20
Abstract: 16,115. Higgins, H. July 23. Biscuits containing proteids for use in diseases such as diabetes &c. Dried milk proteids, preferably prepared as described in Specification No. 15,471, A.D. 1896, are mixed with butter or a similar fat, eggs, and flavouring-material, and baked as usual. The flavouring-materials may be saccharine, sugar, vanilla, Parmesan cheese, chocolate, &c. Salt or carbonates may also be added to the mixture.
Patent GB-189820785-A (GB)
Title: New or Improved Aerating Apparatus.
Inventor: KOENIG EMIL
Filed: 1893-10-03
Granted: 1899-05-06
Abstract: 20,785. Koenig, E., and Erlanger, M. L. Oct. 3. AÙrating liquids.-Relates to apparatus for aÙrating beverages in which the drawing-off of the aÙrated beverage regulates the feed to the aerating-apparatus. In Fig. 1, C is the aerating- vessel, on the top of which are two chambers h, i, in each of which is a slide valve m<1>, n' connected together by a rod o, and in each of the said chambers is also a piston h<1>, i<1> connected together by a rod k. On the rods o, k are collars q, q<1> between which lie the ends of a pivoted lever p so that the motion of the rod k causes the rod o to be moved. The liquid supply also passes through a pipe A to the chamber i, and is thence forced through the pipe B to the aÙrating-vessel C. The pipe B is connected through the pipe B<2> with a supply of gas under pressure. The aerated liquid flows away through the pipe d' to the chamber h, and is thence forced out through the draw - off pipe d<11> when the valve r is opened, and all these operations are effected by the movements of the piston h' caused by the pressure of the liquid and gas as long as the valve r remains open. The liquid flows through orifices in the pipe B into the chamber C, and then flows in cascade down and over a series of shallow vessels C<1>, which increase gradually in diameter from the uppermost to the lowermost.
Patent GB-189822178-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Rotary Steam Engines.
Inventor: PROBST EDWARD
Filed: 1898-10-21
Granted: 1899-08-26
Abstract: 22,178. Probst, E. Oct. 21. Annular-chamber type. -Steam acts between spring-pressed vanes F, sliding in recesses B<1> in the periphery of a rotary drum B, and spring- pressed abutments G actuated respectively by plates g and f<1>. The abutments are formed as shown in Figs. 7 and 8, and the vanes . in the various compartments B<1> are arranged so as to reach the top of the cylinder successively. The passage of steam from the inlet N to the cylinder A, and therefrom to the exhaust ports J, J<1>, is controlled by a reversing-valve I, operated by a handle H<1>, and a valve M operated by eccentrics. Split tubes C, to which steam passes by ports C<1>, prevent leakage between the drum and cylinder ribs. Plates D, with spring parts d and projections e, and plates E prevent leakage at the sides.
Patent GB-189824049-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Frame or Device for Displaying various Articles.
Inventor: SWARTS ISAAC THOMAS
Filed: 1898-11-15
Granted: 1899-08-12
Abstract: 24,049. Swarts, I. T. Nov. 15. Brackets.-A frame or device, Fig. 1, for displaying umbrellas, sticks, apparel, &c. consists of a central tube or rod a made up of screwed sections and provided with a swivelling-hook d for suspension, the rod being fitted with blocks f supported by collars i and perforated at the top to receive the rods or supports h, or the ends of the umbrellas &c.
Patent GB-189827497-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Brush combined with a Scraper for Cleaning Saucepans and other Articles suited to it
Inventor: MITCHELL FREDERICK WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-12-30
Granted: 1899-07-15
Abstract: 27,497. Mitchell, F. W. Dec. 30. Brushes combined with scrapers; bristles, arrangement of. Bannister brushes, brushes for cleaning saucepans, tea-kettles, &c. and butchers' blocks, and for dusting buildings &c. preparatory to painting are formed with a scraper F at the end of the handle E, preferably lengthened. In saucepan brushes, the bristles B are. arranged as shown, so as to reach the sides and bottom of the yessel at the same time.
Patent GB-189903357-A (GB)
Title: Safety Spike for Suspending Underground Safety Lamps.
Inventor: JAMES DAVID
Filed: 1899-02-15
Granted: 1900-02-15
Abstract: 3357. James, D., Pearson, A., and Griffiths, D. Feb. 15. Spikes for driving into the timbers &c. of mines for supporting safety lamps are provided with point protectors or shields for use when the spike is carried in the pocket. In the construction shown in Figs. 3 and 4, the spike c is riveted to the brass &c. head d, and is pierced by a hole i, while the sleeve a is formed at one side with a slot h and at the other with two holes f, g, thus permitting of the sleeve being secured, in either of the positions shown, by the catch j. The sleeve may, however, be secured in the required positions by bayonet or screw fastenings. When the sleeve a is formed in one with the head d, the spike c may be either detachable and reversible or pivoted at the front end of the sleeve, which is slotted to allow the point of the spike to be turned inwards.
Patent GB-189915270-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Plough Carriages.
Inventor: HADDAN HERBERT JOHN
Filed: 1899-07-25
Granted: 1900-05-26
Abstract: 15,270. Haddan, H. J., [Mandel & Co., E.]. July 25. Ploughs.-Relates to means for mounting the axles of the land and furrow wheels of carriage ploughs so as to facilitate the adjusting of the depth of work. The axles a and b are mounted in separate bearings in blocks d, d connected together by the bar h. Plates e with segmental slots are secured to the blocks d, d. The frame bar i is pivoted to the plates e, e at k, k, and is adjustably secured by bolts l passing through the above-mentioned segmental slots. One of the segments e is provided with a handle g to move the blocks d, d into the required position.
Patent GB-189915422-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Cattle-feeding Apparatus.
Inventor: BURGH JOHN DIGBY TOWNSEND HUSS
Filed: 1899-07-27
Granted: 1900-06-23
Abstract: 15,422. Burgh, J. D. T. H. de. July 27. Barns and sheds; feeding and drinking appliances for animals. -Relates to a feeding-rack and trough, to be used in connection with a shed or stable, which can be filled without entering the shed. The front A of the rack is formed of bars, and the back C is of wirework or wire netting strengthened by strips c, c. A passage leading to the trough B is formed between the part C and the part A<1>, which is of corrugated sheet metal or the like. A hinged cover D closes the top of the rack and passage. A division may be arranged in the trough B to form a compartment for drinking-water. The arrangement is stated to facilitate the ventilation of the shed or stable.
Patent GB-190002360-A (GB)
Title: Process and Apparatus for Extracting Fatty Matters from Wool, Sheep-skins, and other Textile Fibres.
Filed: 1900-02-06
Granted: 1901-04-06
Abstract: 2360. Abel, C. D., [DÚlainage VerviÚtois Peltzer et Cie.]. Feb. 6. Fats.-Relates to a method and apparatus for extracting fatty matters from wool, sheepskins, and other textile fibres by means of carbon tetrachloride or other solvent. Wool is fed through the hopper a into the tank b containing carbon tetrachloride covered by a layer of water m. The wool is gradually pushed through the rollers d, e by the compressing and raising appliance c, and falls upon the grid h in the water tank f. The appliance g pushes it on until it passes between the rolls i, j, and is discharged on to the 'travelling band k. In modifications, the wool &c. is treated with carbon tetrachloride in a closed receptacle surrounded by a water tank, or it is carried on an inclined band beneath sprays of carbon tetrachloride and between pairs of rollers ; in both cases it is afterwards passed through a water tank. In all three methods the treatment in a water tank may be replaced by carrying the wool on a series of bands through a heated chamber from which the air and vapour are drawn to a suitable condenser.
Patent GB-190003516-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Life-saving-belts.
Inventor: LUENING HEINRICH
Filed: 1900-02-22
Granted: 1901-01-19
Abstract: 3516. L³ning, H. Feb. 22. Belts.-A waist-belt is made of an inflatable elastic tube a, having the ends joined permanently to a metal casket c, which contains a cylinder whence, when desired, gas is allowed to escape into the belt to expand it to the limit of a protecting non-expansible outer tube e. The protecting tube is normally pleated up to the length suitable for the waist by means of a band f, one end of which is permanently attached to the box, while the other end is only secured to it by an eye hand a hook j, the latter being pivoted on the casket and applied or released by a finger turning with a crosshead v. Inflating apparatus. - The gas is normally retained in the cylinder by means of a conical valve o, which is sustained against its seat in the cover by a spring o'. The cover is formed with a square socket r surrounding the valve stem and entering the square barrel of a key s, rotating in a cap w on the casket c, so that, on turning the key by the crosshead v, the cover of the gas tube is elevated, while a central peg in the key prevents the valve from following it. The gas passing the valve then escapes into the casket through slits in the barrel of the key. Washers q and s<3> prevent the gas from escaping past the cover and the key respectively.
Patent GB-190005103-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Potato Harvesting Machine.
Inventor: HARMS HINRICH
Filed: 1900-03-17
Granted: 1900-05-19
Abstract: 5103. Harms, H., aud Seegelke, H. March 17. Potato diggers.-Relates to a machine for digging potatoes, separating them from the soil, and filling them into sacks or other receptacles. The main frame 1 is carried on a pair of front wheels 2 and on a pair of rear wheels 3. All the moving parts of the machine are driven by suitable gearing from the axle of the wheels 2. A pair of serrated rotary knives 13 are mounted one at each side of the machine in front. Pointed fingers 12 and a V-shaped rod 11 raise and lead the stalks to the knives 13. The potatoes are dug by a share 19, and are carried up by an endless apron 15 to a reciprocating sieve 20. Endless chains 5 with prongs 10 work over the apron 15 to prevent the potatoes from rolling back. The potatoes pass from the sieve 20 to an endless rake 26 for removing weeds. A roller 28 is mounted at the top of the rake to prevent potatoes from being carried away with the weeds. The potatoes roll down the rake 26 to a conveyer 35, which delivers them to an elevator 33 to be discharged into a sack 34.
Patent GB-190006466-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Show Cases and the like with Separable Parts.
Inventor: STEPHAN JOHANN WALTER
Filed: 1900-04-06
Granted: 1900-05-12
Abstract: 6466. Stephan, J. W. April 6. Show cases.-The parts are separable, to facilitate transit. The glass sides f are received in grooves formed by sheet-metal flanges h on the standards b, and the door r, which is hinged to a standard q, is supported at the rear side by flanges p on the standards. Through the standards pass rods x, by which, through knobs e and nuts g at the top and bottom respectively, they are secured to the cap or frame c and glazed lid l of the top, and to the base a of the show case. The standards may be provided with inner projections v, to support shelves. Laths n, o at the bottom and top of the sides serve to support them and to render them dust-proof.
Patent GB-190006489-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Machine for Cutting Double-piled Fabrics.
Inventor: FISCHER WILLIAM
Filed: 1900-04-06
Granted: 1900-05-12
Abstract: 6489. Fischer, W., and Vogel, W. April 6. Pile - cutting. - In cutting double-pile fabrics, the fabric F is fed from a roll F<1> under a guide-roll f and between guideblocks F<2>, thence under a guideroll f<1> and over a guideroll f<2>, and between the feedrolls G, G<1> provided with gripping-needles, and it finally emerges between adjustable stretching or guide blocks H, H<1> to the cutter C. This consists of an endless band, the upper or operative portion of which is guided through a block D having ball bearings above and below the band. The lower portion of the band passes. through a sharpening-device E consisting of roughened steel or emery plates. The separate fabrics, into which the double pile fabric is cut, are wound on rolls L, L', being fed by rolls I, I' provided with gripping-needles. Endless bands I<2>, I<3> which pass over the rolls I, I<1> and rolls i, i<1>, serve to release the fabric from the needles. The winding-up rolls are retarded by a brake, to prevent such fabrics as velvets, plush, &c. from being too tightly pressed.
Patent GB-190011139-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Fasteners for Garments and the like.
Inventor: LORRAIN JAMES GRIEVE
Filed: 1900-06-19
Granted: 1900-08-11
Abstract: 11,139. Lorrain, J. G., [Consolidated Fastener Co.]. June 19. Stud-and-socket fastenings.-A stud B, formed with a flat top F, is attached to one portion of the fabric by sewing &c., and is adapted to engage in a socket C formed on a plate D secured by sewing through holes E to the other portion of the fabric. Slots H give the necessary resiliency to the socket. The socket is formed with a flat top, to enable it to be readily pressed over the stud.