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Patent GB-191403796-A (GB)
Title: Process for Producing Azodyestuffs.
Filed: 1914-02-13
Granted: 1914-06-25
Abstract: 3796. Farbenfabriken vorm. F. Bayer & Co. March 11, 1913, [Convention date]. Samples furnished. Azo dyes; oxynaphthalene sulphonic esters and sulphonamides and derivatives thereof.-Azo dyes are obtained by combining diazo, diazoazo, or tetrazo compounds, or the intermediate products from one molecule of a tetrazo compound and one molecule of an azo dye component, with the products formed by condensing 2- naphthol-1-carboxylic-6-sulphochloride with phenols, naphthols. amines, aminophenols. aminonaphthols, or their carboxylic, sulphonic, &c. derivatives, and splitting off the carboxylic group if desired. If the carboxylic group is not previously removed, it splits off during the formation of the azo dye. Some of the above products are capable of coupling with two molecules of diazo compound. According to examples:-diazotized o-sulphanilic acid is combined with 2-naphthol-6-sulphophenolester giving an orange wool dye; the corresponding naphtholesters or the homologues, sulphonic acids, or substitution products of these esters may be used; 2-anisidine-4-sulphonic acid is diazotized and combined with 2-naphthol-6-sulphonanilide giving a yellowish-red wool dye; the condensation products with toludines, methylaniline, sulphanilic acid, naphthylamines, &c. may also be used; naphthionic acid is diazotized and combined with 2-naphtltol-6-sulphonyl-paminosalicylic acid, giving a red wool dye which yields bluish-red shades on after-treatment with chromium acetate; the condensation products with aminocresotinic acids, 5-sulpho-3-amino-6- oxybenzoic acid, aminophenols such as 4-chlor-2- aminophenol-6-sulphonic acid, &c. may be used; two molecules of aniline are diazotized and combined with the condensation product from the sulphochloride and 1-amino-8-naphthol-3:6-disulphonic acid, giving a yellowish-scarlet wool dye; condensation products from other aminonaphthol sulphonic acids, such as the 1:8:4:6- or the 2:5:7-acid, or aminonaphthols, for example 1-amino-7-naphthol, may be used. Specification 21,932/13 is referred to.
Patent GB-191412056-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Apparatus for Playing Games.
Inventor: STUART FRANK OSBORNE
IPC: A63F9/16
Filed: 1914-05-15
Granted: 1914-08-20
Abstract: 12,056. Stuart, F. O., [Mori, T.]. May 15. Table games.-Relates to apparatus for games in which a top G spun in a box or tray passes through openings in partitions and knocks down skittles F. The box or tray A is divided by partitions B, C, D into two large compartments 4, 5 and into two smaller end compartments, the smaller compartments each being subdivided into three compartments. Suitable openings are formed in the partitions to permit the passage of the top from one compartment to another. The top is preferably spun against a block H fixed to one end of the tray, a hole or slit J being formed in the end of the tray and the block H, through which the string may be pulled from the outside of the tray.
Patent GB-191412676-A (GB)
Title: Dry Gas Meter.
Inventor: OTTO SCHUBERT
IPC: G01F3/22
Filed: 1914-02-09
Abstract: 12,676. Schubert, O., and Bergmann, A. Feb. 20, 1913, [Convention date]. Void. [Published under Section 91 of the Act.] Gas-meters.-In a valve mechanism for a dry gas-meter a pivoted cam 13 is carried by a bar 8 and is engaged in turn by levers 15, 16, which are disengaged by striking stops 17, 18. In operation, as the bar 8 reciprocates, the cam 13 engages a roller 22 to lift a weight 11; when the cam is freed, the weight falls and moves a valve 25 through levers 18<1>, 19, 21, while the valves 6, 7 are also moved suddenly.
Patent GB-191416165-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machines for Affixing Postage Stamps and other Adhesive Stamps or Labels to Envelopes and the like.
Inventor: TUBBS GEORGE FENTHAM
Filed: 1914-07-07
Granted: 1914-11-19
Abstract: 16,165. Tubbs, G. F. July 7. Feeding and registering webs.-In machines for affixing stamps &c. to envelopes &c., the strip of stamps c is fed from a roll carried by a pin d<3> in a box d secured by pins f and a screw f<1> upon a bracket e, and the feeding- fingers n<1> are carried by a rigid lever p rocked in known manner by a roller s mounted on a bracket s<1> carried by the affixing-plunger t. The strip is pressed upon the feed-table g, which is provided in known manner with grooves g<2> coacting with the feeding-fingers n<1>, by a pivoted plate h<1>, h controlled by a spring k. Edge guides for the strip comprise pin-wheels l, l<2> gearing with the perforations in the longitudinal edges of the strip.
Patent GB-191416288-A (GB)
Title: Improvement in Apparel Corsets.
Inventor: KOPS DANIEL
IPC: A41C1/00
Filed: 1914-07-08
Granted: 1914-12-24
Abstract: 16,288. Kops, D. July 8. Corsets of the kind having skirt portions 15, 16, Fig. 2, are provided with skirt extensions 17, 18 sewn along the lines 19, 22 to the points 21, 24, and provided with eyelet holes 25 adapted to engage studs 26 on the busks. The skirt extensions have hose-supporters 27, 28 attached to them. In the modification shown in Fig. 3, the skirts terminate in portions 29 having curved edges 30, and skirt extensions 31 are sewn to the skirt portions 29 along the line 32 and to the skirt along the line 33. The skirt extensions have eyelets 35 adapted to engage studs 36 on the steels, and hose-supporters 37, 38 are attached to the skirt extension and skirt.
Patent GB-191418099-A (GB)
Title: Rainproof Combined Seatcover & Back for Outdoor Seats.
Inventor: SHAPLEY ALFRED JAMES
IPC: A47C7/66
Filed: 1914-07-31
Granted: 1915-06-03
Abstract: 18,099. Shapley, A. J. July 31. Covers for exposed seats; reversible seats.-A combined seat cover and back for outdoor seats which is adapted to be employed as a back on either side of a seat is drawn automatically into its covering position by means of a spring connected to a rod and working in a tube c. The cover is supported for use as a back by the engagement of one or other of its edges with guides b arranged on either side of the seat.
Patent GB-191419225-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and connected with Cigars.
Inventor: SEBASTIANI ADALBERT VON
IPC: A24C1/18
Filed: 1914-08-29
Granted: 1915-08-12
Abstract: 19,225. Sebastiani, A. von. Aug. 29. Cigars; cigar - making machines; cigarpiercers. -The bunches in the moulds 2 are pierced by a series of pins 7 carried by a bar 8 and guided by a series of bushings 16 in a second bar 4, which is pivoted on a screw 5 and rests at the other end on a stop 6. When the bunches have been compressed, the upper part of the mould is removed, and the bunches are lifted on the pins 7 by turning the bar 4 on its pivot. The bars 4, 8 are connected by springs 9.
Patent GB-191421648-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Lubrication of Drilling Machines and the like.
Inventor: HERBERT ALFRED
IPC: B23Q11/10
Filed: 1914-10-28
Granted: 1915-07-01
Abstract: 21,648. Herbert, A., and Vernon, P. V. Oct. 23. Lubricating and cooling tools and work.- Drilling and like machines are provided with telescopic oil-pipes, located in front of the spindle, so that the lower part can be adjusted angularly and vertically. As applied to a multiple-spindle drilling-machine, oil is supplied by a pipe B to a header A delivering to discharge pipes having a lower portion provided with a spout J and tap H and passing through a gland G into an upper portion made in two parts enclosing a steady F for the inner end of the lower part.
Patent GB-191423170-A (GB)
Title: Electric Sound for Detecting Presence of Metallic Bodies in Living Animal Tissues.
Inventor: FINDLAY DAVID
IPC: A61B5/06
Filed: 1914-11-27
Granted: 1915-08-12
Abstract: 23,170. Findlay, D. Nov. 27. Sounds and probes.-A probe for indicating the presence of bullets or other metallic bodies in wounds &c. comprises two insulated metallic portions in the form of a concentric rod and tube connected in circuit with a telephone receiver and an electric battery. The probe, Fig. 2, consists of a silver or other metallic tube 8 surrounding, but insulated from, a metallic rod 7 preferably formed with an enlarged head 9. The tube and rod are connected by insulated conductors 10, 11 passing through an india-rubber casing 2 to a plug 3, Fig. 1, mounted on a box 5 carrying the telephone receiver 6 and containing a small electric battery
Patent GB-191500125-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Automatic Pianos.
Filed: 1915-01-04
Abstract: 125. Marks, E. C. R., [Auto Pneumatic Action Co.]. Jan. 4. Blowing and exhausting; air; treadle devices; winding-mechanism.-Folding treadles are connected to a sliding tracker frame by links 19, 20, 23 and crank-arms 17, 18 and 21, 42 carried by shafts 16, 40 respectively. A spring 22 acting on the arm 21 holds the hinged door 12 on which the treadles are mounted in the closed position. The tracker frame, with brackets 27 carrying the lower music roll, slides in guides 26 beneath the key-bed; the other roll is carried by a pair of arms 29 pivoted on the sliding frame, so that it can be raised in front of the keyboard when the slide is pulled out. Reference has been directed by the Comptroller to Specification 10,231/08.
Patent GB-191500830-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Off-set Printing, and to Type-writing Machines for use therein.
IPC: B41C1/10
Filed: 1915-01-19
Abstract: 830. Siemens & Halske, and Verstõndig, A. Jan. 19. Drawings to Specification. Printing-surfaces.-Relates to the preparation of offset printing-surfaces for printing letterpress. (1) In one process, the matter is first printed by a typewriter having ordinary or negative types on a stencil which is coated with wax or resin and is provided with a gauze backing; or if the types are rounded so as to press out the wax &c., the gauze backing may be dispensed with. The stencil is then laid with the reverse side on a printing roller or plate provided with a coating of gum arabic or the like, and the matter is transferred by a solvent or like agent, such as acetic acid or potash lye, the coating of gum being thus removed from the printing-roller at the places where the wax has been removed from the stencil. The stencil is then removed, the printing-roller greased and inked, and the remaining gum washed off. (2) In an alternative process, the matter is printed on a sheet or on a stencil by means of a typewriter having positive types and a carriage which moves from left to right for letter-spacing. The sheet or stencil is then applied face downwards to the printing-roller, and the matter transferred in the ordinary manner.
Patent GB-191501089-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Typographical Distributing Machines.
Inventor: WALKER ARTHUR HENRY
IPC: B41B11/18
Filed: 1915-01-22
Granted: 1915-05-20
Abstract: 1089. Walker, A. H., [Mergenthaler Linotype Co.]. Jan. 22. Distributing matrices. - Relates to the distributing mechanism of machines having a number of founts of matrices, the separation according to character preferably preceding the separation according to fount. The matrices, separated according to character by the usual distributor A, Fig. 1, are delivered to a series of tubes or conductors B, along which they pass endways until they reach the proper magazine M. Each conductor consists of a flat metal strip having its edges bent over to engage the ears of the matrices. At intervals, recesses E, Fig. 5, and openings D are provided to permit of tilting and lateral movement of the matrices by which they are discharged into the magazines. Each conductor has also a series of fount-deflectors C arranged at different heights. The matrices of all the founts but one have a deflecting-groove F, Fig. 7, which is inclined with respect to the edges of the matrix and terminates in the body of the matrix with a bevelled portion. When the groove F of a matrix engages one of the deflectors C, the matrix is first tilted edgeways and is then forced laterally out of the conductor and falls into the magazine. A lip H, Fig. 4, which is engaged by one of the upper ears, tilts the matrix into the vertical position as it falls. The matrices of all the founts but one have one or more grooves G parallel to the edges to enable them to pass all the deflectors C until they reach that corresponding to their proper magazine. The matrices of the fount unprovided with a groove F slide directly into the last magazine of the series. The upper ears of the matrices are rounded off to enable them to clear the upper edge of the conductor as they are tilted. The conductors are detachably and interchangeably mounted on the machine.
Patent GB-191501921-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Cutter Bars and Operating Gear of Cutting Machines, particularly adapted for use in Mining Coal and the like.
IPC: E21C25/08
Filed: 1915-02-06
Granted: 1915-10-07
Abstract: 1921. Mavor & Coulson, and Moore, M. S. Feb. 6. Coal-cutting machines.-In a mining and quarrying machine, particularly adapted for use in coal &c. and comprising a rotating and reciprocating cutter-bar, the driving-connexion is obtained by forming on a portion of the cutterbar A longitudinal recesses E, leaving keys 1 between them, and by forming in the bore of the driving-wheel C similar recesses, into which the keys fit. The bases of the recesses may lie on circles corresponding to the periphery of the cutter-bar and the bore of the driving-wheel respectively. The sides of the keys may be radial or parallel. Journal portions are formed on each side of the driving-portion of the cutter-bar and may have a diameter equal to that of the driving-portion; or one journal portion may be of greater diameter, and the other of less diameter than the driving-portion. The cutter-bar may be reciprocated from the driving-wheel C through worm gearing C', D and connecting-rods D<2>.
Patent GB-191505510-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus for Crushing Ore.
Inventor: BEHR HANS CHARLES
IPC: B02C1/14
Filed: 1915-04-12
Abstract: 5510. Behr, H. C. April 10, 1914, [Convention date]. Steam and other fluid-pressure hammers. -In an ore-crusher, the down-stroke is obtained by high - pressure air acting on an operating- piston, and the upstroke by air at a lower pressure continually acting on the lower surface but only effective after the space above the piston has been exhausted. The air system comprises a compressor E which draws air from the exhaust receiver C and compresses it into the highpressure receiver B. The counter - pressure chamber D is fed from the high - pressure receiver through a reducing valve 78. The small compressor F replaces leakage. The stamping- machine proper comprises a mortar box A, with a die 5, fed through a shoot 9. The stamp head 11 is fixed to the stem 10 by means of a dovetail lug 12 and a key 13. An elastic connexion with the piston-rod 16 is formed by buffers 19, 20 on each side of the disk-shaped end 18. A removable plate 28 allows the cylinder 1 to be adjusted on the frame to allow for wear of the stamp, flexible sections 29, 30 in the air pipe permitting the movement. The counter-pressure reservoir D is maintained in communication with the space below the piston by perforations 33 in the cylinder. When, as owing to the failure of the feed, or breakage of the stamp, the piston falls so far as to cover these holes, the trapped air beneath the piston acts as a cushion. The piston 21 is shown at the bottom of its stroke, on the point of being raised by the pressure of the air beneath it, after the exhaust valve is opened by a cam 47 driven by an independent air or electric motor 42. The exhaust valve is timed to close as soon as possible after the piston 21 has covered the exhaust port 39. Further movement of the piston first compresses the trapped air, and ultimately forces it back through the valve 56 into the chamber B, thus bringing the piston to rest before it reaches the top of the cylinder. The valve 56 is held on its seating by a spring 57 and by the counter-pressure air passing up through a chamber 62, which is uncovered by the rising piston before the exhaust port 39 is closed. Once it is held open by the air pressure acting on a portion of its area, it is opened by the high-pressure air acting on its full area. The down-stroke then proceeds under full pressure until the port 61 is uncovered, whereupon the high-pressure air passes to the top of the valve and closes it. The stroke is completed by the expansion of the air. The exhaust valve is then opened and the piston rises for another stroke. When starting, the piston is brought to the bottom of the stroke by opening a hand-operated valve 65.
Patent GB-191505968-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Riding Saddles.
Inventor: BEAL FREDERICK CURRY
IPC: B68C1/04
Filed: 1915-04-21
Abstract: 5968. Beal, F. C. April 21. Riding-saddles.-Relates to riding-saddles, particularly for military purposes, in which the side boards are pivotally connected to the arches so that they will automatically adjust themselves to the conformation of the horse. In the arrangement shown in Fig. II, the arches b are attached to spacing-boards a' which are hinged to the side boards a in the manner shown in Fig. IV, d being a hinge plate secured to the side board, and e a shank passing through the spacing-board and the foot of the arch. In a modification, the arches are hinged directly to the side boards, each side board being preferably provided with hinge plates d<2>, Fig. V, and each foot c<1> of the arch formed with a hinge member c<2>. The side boards may be locked in their adjusted position by set-screws Z.
Patent GB-191508571-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Obturator Rings.
Inventor: HECHT JOHN SEBASTIAN
IPC: F16J9/00
Filed: 1915-06-10
Abstract: 8571. Hecht, J. S., and Dowdell, A. T. June 10. [Cognate Application, 6973/16.] Piston packing.-Split-rings for rotary and other engines, of the section shown in Fig. 3, are cut diagonally from a sheet as shown in Fig. 4, so that the grain of the metal is at the same angle to the axis of the ring at all points, or they may be cut from a tube formed by bending a sheet.
Patent GB-191509912-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the Reception and Transmission of Sound or Compressional Waves.
Inventor: BROWN SYDNEY GEORGE
IPC: G01S1/72
Filed: 1915-07-07
Abstract: 9912. Brown, S. G. July 7. Subaqueous sound signals.-In apparatus for receiving or emitting sound or compressional waves, a device for transferring wave energy from one medium to another, as from water to air, consists of a long tapering rod mounted to vibrate longitudinally, the base reacting with the denser medium. As shown, a rod A is attached to a diaphragm a covering an orifice in a ship's skin B, and used to receive subaqueous signals. The rod is supported by a casing C containing water, and is insulated from the casing and ship's skin by rubber rings a<2>, a<1>. The smaller end may carry a microphone or other sound-detector D. The rod may be of any cross-section and taper, and need not be straight; preferably, it is made to taper according to a logarithmic law. The rod may be hollow at the base, as at a<3>, or entirely hollow, and contain water. In the latter case, the water may fill a diaphragm chamber carried by the smaller end of the rod and supporting a microphone. Wood, vulcanite, and cellulose acetate are mentioned as suitable materials for the rod. The rod is selective in its action, a rod of given material and proportions transmitting certain frequences imperfectly. For emitting subaqueous sounds, the smaller end of the rod A is vibrated, for example by means of an electric buzzer, telephone diaphragm, or electrically-operated tuning-fork.
Patent GB-191513096-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Spinning Twisting or like Machines.
Inventor: WADE HAROLD
IPC: D01H13/04
Filed: 1915-09-13
Abstract: 13,096. Wade, H., [Leeson, J. R.]. Sept. 13. Roving and thread guides.-Between the delivery rollers and the spindle is mounted a grooved guide G for the purpose of straightening, compacting, and cleaning the threads y on their way to the spindle. The grooved guide is adjustably mounted on the usual hinged guideplate P which carries the pigtail guides p, and the upper end of the groove is flared at g<7> and terminates in a slotted aperture in a flange g<4>. The invention is particularly applicable for use in machines for spinning and twisting coarse yarns for the manufacture of tyre fabrics.
Patent GB-191515643-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Cleansing Compound for use in the Bath or for like uses.
Inventor: FARLEY JAMES
IPC: C11D9/24
Filed: 1915-11-05
Abstract: 15,643. Farley, J. Nov. 5. [Cognate Application, 4634/16.] Soaps, compositions for making.-A liquid cleanser, for use particularly in the bath, consists of about 4 to 1¢ parts of soft potash or soda soap, 1 part of methylated spirit or absolute alcohol, and about 4 to 1¢ parts of pine oil, paraffin oil, or a mixture.
Patent GR-20010100097-A (GR)
Title: Method for the preparation of citalopram
Inventor: ROCK HAROLD MICHAEL
IPC: C07D307/87
Filed: 2001-02-22
Abstract: A method for the preparation of citalopram wherein the aldehyde of formula is converted to the corresponding 5- cyano compound of formula (I) which is alkylated to form citalopram, which is isolated in the form of the base or an acid addition salt thereof.
Patent GR-20030100451-A (GR)
Title: Frame for ornamental representations used in streets, collumns, squares and shops
Inventor: PALAIOCHORINOS IOANNIS
IPC: F21V21/008
Filed: 2003-11-05
Abstract: t is disclosed herein an improved frame presented in any geometrical figure and used for hanging ornamental representations from columns or in streets, squares and stores. The frame in question maybe set between two columns by means of a wire rope,or on columns by way of collars or nails for direct fixing of same frame on columns.
Patent IN-2014DN00108-A (IN)
Inventor: FIEBIG JOACHIM
IPC: C08L23/10
Filed: 2012-06-19
Abstract: A multi-layer polymer film comprising a core layer and a sealing layer, said sealing layer comprises a propylene co - polymer composition, said propylene copolymer composition - has a comonomer content in the range of 3.0 to 8.0 wt.-%, the co - monomers are C5 to Ci2a-olefins, - comprises a polypropylene (A) and a polypropylene (B) in the weight ratio [(A)/(B)] of 20/80 to 80/20, wherein - said polypropylene (A) has a comonomer content of equal or below 4.0 wt.-%, the comonomers are C5 to C12α-olefins, and - said propylene copolymer (B) has a comonomer content of 4.0 to 20.0 wt.-%, the comonomers are C5to Cna-olefins.
Patent IN-2014MN00677-A (IN)
Inventor: KAPOOR SAMRIDH
IPC: G06F17/30
Filed: 2012-09-13
Abstract: A modular learning system is provided for publishing new and updated learning applications to users of the modular learning system. The learning application authors are validated by the modular learning system as credentialed learning application authors. The learning application authors are optionally granted access to use a content editing interface and revise information using a template provided by a template user. The resulting learning application may be translated and certified and requested for publication. After publication update requests may be provided to the authoring user to remind the author to review and revise the learning application.
Patent IN-2015DN00987-A (IN)
Inventor: MANZELLA JR SALVATORE
IPC: A61M1/34
Filed: 2013-03-11
Abstract: A sheeting is provided for use with a fluid processing cassette having a valve station with a plurality of fluid flow ports. The sheeting has a generally flexible layer and a biasing member associated with the layer. The sheeting is attached to the cassette such that the biasing member is received within the valve station. The cassette may be used with a fluid processing system having a valve actuator with a piston that is aligned with the cassette during use. In an extended position the piston presses the sheeting against the port to prevent fluid flow through the valve station. When the piston moves from the extended position to a retracted position it allows the sheeting to uncover the port thereby allowing fluid flow through the valve station. The biasing member assists in displacing the sheeting from the port when the piston moves to the retracted position.