on Pre-payment
Year: 1887

page_text: on Pre-payment therefor.
1, JAMES GOZNEY of West Villa Woodhouse Hill, Hunslet near Leeds in the
County of York, Engineer do hereby declare the nature of this Invention to be as
follows:-
The principal object of my Invention is to provide means whereby the scale upon
which the divisions for measuring height are marked is concealed from view until
the payment of a coin so operates parts or enables parts to be operated that the said
scale can be seen. For this purpose 1 make the scale capable of moving on a centre
or otherwise out of and into the vertical line in which it is situated when visible or I
cause it to rotate upon its axis so that a plain part or divided part is exhibited as
required or I cause a shutter or obscurer of the scale to be turned so as to obstruct
the view of the scale or leave it exposed as desired. The scale or the shutter which
obscures it is arranged in connection with a mechanism which can only be released so
as to enable the scale or the shutter to be operated or cause the scale or shutter to
move to expose the scale when or after a coin is passed into the apparatus. Suck
mechanism may be of any suitable description for example it may be like that described
in the Specification of my patent No. 10392 of 1886 or of my application for
Patent No. 13514 of 1886. The part which is thus released may be any convenient
part in connection with or which obstructs the movement of the scale or shutter until
the coin is inserted into the apparatus or it may be an arrangement set in motion by
the coin. For instance the said part may be a platform or a lever to be pulled for
operating the scale or its shutter. The scale may be enclosed in a case with a trans-
parent front. I also provide a measuring arm such for instance as is described in my
aforesaid Specification of No. 13514 of 1886 and having a pointer which pointer
when the arm is drawn down for measuring will indicate the height on the scale and
after the measurement has been taken the arm can be pushed back to its original
position.

page_text: My present Invention may be used in a machine for measuring height only or in
a machine for the combined purposes of measuring height and weighing such as is
described in my said former Specification of No. 13514 of 1886.
Dated this 15th day of December 1887.
J. H. JOHNSON & Co.,
47, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.,
Agents.
Improvements in Apparatus for Enabling Heights to be Measured
on Pre-payment therefor.
I JAMES GOZNEY of West Villa Woodhouse Hill Hunslet near Leeds in the County
of York Engineer do hereby declare the nature of this Invention and in what
manner the same is to be performed to be particularly described and ascertained
in and by the following statement :-
The principal object of my Invention is to provide means whereby the scale upon
which the divisions for measuring height are marked is concealed from view until
the payment of a coin so operates parts or enables parts to be operated that the said
scale is exposed. For this purpose I make the scale capable of moving on a centre
or otherwise out of and into the vertical line in which it is situated when visible or
I cause it to rotate upon its axis so that a plain part or divided part is exhibited as
required or I cause a shutter or obscurer of the scale to be turned so as to obstruct
the view of the scale or leave it exposed. The scale or the shutter which obscures it
is arranged in connection with mechanism which can only be released so as to enable
the scale or the shutter to be operated or cause the scale or shutter to move to expose
the scale when or after a coin is passed into the apparatus. Such mechanism may be
of any suitable description for example it may be like either of those described in
the Specification of my Patents No. 10392 of 1886 and No. 13514 of 1886. The
part which is thus released may be any convenient part in connection with or which
obstructs the movement of the scale or shutter until the coin is inserted into the
apparatus and capable of being then operated to expose the scale or it may be an
For instance
arrangement automatically operated by the coin to expose the scale.
the said part may be a platform or a lever to be pulled for operating the scale or its
shutter. The scale may be enclosed in a case with a transparent front. I may also
provide a measuring arm such for instance as is described in my aforesaid Specification

page_text: No. 13514 of 1886 and having a pointer which pointer when the arm is drawn down
for measuring will indicate the height on the scale and after the measurement has
been taken the arm can be pushed back to its original position.
My present Invention may be used in a machine for measuring height alone or
for both measuring height and weighing such as is described in my said former
Specification No. 13514 of 1886.
And in order that my said Invention may be fully understood I shall now proceed
more particularly to describe the same and for that purpose shall refer to the several
figures on the annexed sheets of drawings the same letters of reference indicating
corresponding parts in all the figures.
Figure 1 is a front elevation partly in section of a height measuring apparatus con-
structed according to my invention in combination with a weighing machine.
Figure 2 is a longitudinal vertical section of the saine.
Figures 3, 4 and 5 are detached views of the locking and releasing mechanism
drawn to a larger scale.
Figure 6 illustrates a modification of the piatform locking and releasing mechanism
as applied to the horizontal hinge of the platform and Figures 7. 8 and 9 are views
shewing similar mechanism as applied to a vertical hinge.
Referring to Figures 1. and 2 A is the main frame of the machine to which is
attached a hollow pillar or case B containing an index rod or scale C capable of turning
on its vertical axis in suitable bearings therein. Arranged parallel to the pillar B is a
rod D upon which is fitted to slide a block E carrying the height measuring arm F
and a pointer or index finger G. The block E which may be raised and lowered by
means of a handle a is connected by a chain H passing over a pulley K to a counter
balance weight I in the interior of the pillar which weight retains the block and the
measuring arm F in the position to which it is adjusted. The pillar B is transparent
on one of its sides through which the index rod may be seen. The lower end of
the index rod carries a bevel wheel L gearing with a corresponding wheel M mounted on
a horizontal shaft N turning on centres in the main frame A so that when rotation is
given to the shaft N. the index rod will be turned and bring the scale thereon opposite
the transparent side of the pillar B or away therefrom as the case may be and as
hereinafter described. O is a gridded or perforated foot plate or platform hinged or
centred at P to the main frame A and provided with a counter balance weight
tending to maintain the platform in its normal elevated position. R is the gridded
platform of the weighing machine but which may constitute the stationary platform
of the measuring machine when the weighing machine is not combined therewith.
S is the column of the weighing machine which may be any ordinary dial machine
and which is operated simply by a weight placed on the platform R and not by means
of any extraneous mechanism.
To bring the scale on the index rod into view it is necessary to depress the
platform which depression is prevented by a projection T Figure 3 on the platform
coming into contact with a lever U and in order to move the lever out of the way
it is necessary to place in the apparatus a coin or the like of the required size. V is
the slot or shoot through which the coin is to be inserted for the use of the apparatus
which shoot conducts the coins into a hopper W Figures 4 and 5. The opening in
the bottom of the hopper is arranged so that if a smaller coin be placed in the slot V
than that required for the use of the apparatus it will pass through without removing
the obstruction. When however the proper coin for example a penny is placed in
the apparatus it will be retained in the hopper W by the lever U between which
lever and the opposite side of the hopper it is held in a vertical position as shewn in
Figures 4 and 5. so that upon a person standing upon the platform O a projection X
thereon presses on the penny which acting as a wedge forces the lever U aside so as
to admit of the projection T passing it and allow the platform O to descend into a
horizontal position so that the person to be measured will then stand upon the gridded
platform R from which the said person's height is measured.
To a projection VI on the platform Ŏ is connected by a link Wan arm Z
mounted on a stud Z' which arm is also connected by a rod ỗ to a similar arm e fixed

page_text: on the shaft or spindle N hereinbefore referred to mounted in bearings d in the
case A. of the apparatus. Fast on the spindle N is the mitre wheel M. in gear with
a corresponding wheel L fixed on the lower end of the index rod C. When the
platform O is depressed by the weight of the person standing thereon the index rod C
will receive through the connecting links and gearing last described a partial rotation
so as to bring the scale on rod C opposite the transparent side of the pillar B then by
raising or lowering, as the case may be, by means of the handle a, the block E
carrying the arm so as to cause the said arm to bear upon the head of the person
standing on the platform the index finger G will indicate on the scale the height of
the said person.
so
The coins forced past the lever U by the descent of the platform O falls into a suit-
able receptacle placed beneath to receive them. When the person leaves the platform
it is raised to its normal position by the counterweight Q and the index rod is rotated
by the gearing hereinbefore described or by other means such for example by a spring
or springs so as to hide the index scale from view. The counter balance weight Q' is
adjustably fitted on a rod e carried by and arranged at an angle to the platform
that when the person leaves the said platform it will be carried thereby into its normal
elevated position to be locked by the lever U. Or the counter balance Q¹ may be
dispensed with and the weight Q be sufficiently heavy to bring the platform into its
locking position. So soon as the projection T is by the rising of the platform carried
above the lever U the said lover is forced into position beneath the said projection by
a spring (Figure 3) so as to prevent the descent of the platform except by the
insertion of a coin as herein before described.
Instead of the platform being connected to the releasing mechanism as described
the said platform may be fixed and the releasing mechanism be connected with a lever
to be operated by the person using the apparatus.
Figure 6 illustrates an arrangement wherein the platform locking and releasing
device is attached to or forms a portion of the hinge of the platform. To the movable
portion of the hinge carried by the platform is attached a disc g having a tooth or
teeth on the periphery, which engages with the long arm i¹ of a bent lever mounted
on a stud in the hopper W which encloses the said lever and toothed disc g. In
order to depress the platform the arm must be disengaged from the tooth on the
disc g and in order to do so a coin of the proper size must be inserted in the hopper
which coin will rest between the short arm of the lever and the opposite side of the
hopper so that upon commencing to depress the platform an arm k on the hinge ping
by pressing against the coin will cause the lever to turn on its stud and disengage the
long arm of the said lever from the tooth on the disc g and admit of the platform
descending into a horizontal position-the coin falling into a receptacle placed in
position below to receive it. The movement of the platform may impart motion to
the index rod or to the case surrounding it in the manner hereinbefore described or
otherwise so as to expose to view and to obscure the scale as and for the purpose
hereinbefore described. Similar arrangements to that last described may also be
applied to vertical hinges as illustrated in Figures 7. 8 and 9. The movable portion
of the hinge is provided with a ratchet tooth or projection with which the lever i
carried by the fixed portion m of the hinge engages. This lever is fitted to turn on a
stud and is formed with a curved tail as shewn in Figures 7 and 8. In the fixed
portion of the hinge is a slot V into which a coin of the proper size must be placed in
order to disengage the lever i from the tooth h to admit of the door or the like
carrying the movable portion of the hinge being turned or opened. The coin when
inserted in the slot V rests upon the tail of the lever i and forms a strut between it
and the fixed portion
m of the hinge so that upon turning the movable portion 7 of the
hinge in opening the door the curved tail of the lever will be caused to press against
the coin whereby the opposite end of the said lever will be raised out of engagement
with the ratchet tooth or projection and admit of the door or the like being opened,
whereupon the coin will fall into a drawer or other receptacle a placed in position to
receive it. Upon closing the door or turning the movable portion of the hinge into
its normal position the lever i will again engage the tooth and thus lock the door or

page_text: maintain the hinge in its normal closed position from which it cannot be moved
without inserting a coin in the slot V as hereinbefore described.
I may arrange the locking mechanism so that the lever i may move in a horizontal
plane instead of in a vertical direction as shewn.
The index rod or scale may be placed within the hinge or inside the door so as to
be visible when the door or the like is opened and obscured from view when the said
door is closed or it may be arranged in any other suitable position and the locking and
releasing apparatus may be arranged to form the hinge of the door or shutter.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said invention
and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that I am aware of the
Specifications of Everitt's Patent No. 16433 of 1884 and Salter's Patent No. 6983 of
1886 and I do not claim the mechanism therein described and claimed what I
claim is :-
1. In apparatus for enabling heights to be measured on prepayment therefor an
index or scale arranged so as to be concealed from view until a coin is placed in the
apparatus but when coin has been placed in the apparatus to be exposed or to be
capable of being exposed substantially as hereinbefore described.
2. The combination with a hinged platform of locking mechanism constructed and
arranged substantially as hereinbefore described with reference to the accompanying
drawings so that the platform is prevented from being depressed except by the
intervention of a coin.
3. Locking and releasing mechanism carried by or constituting part of the hinge of
a platform or door the said mechanism being arranged so that it is only capable of
being released by means of a coin substantially as herein before described and
illustrated in Figures 6. 7. 8 and 9 of the accompanying Drawings.
4. The combination and arrangement of parts constituting an apparatus for enabling
heights to be measured on prepayment therefor in combination or not with a weighing
machine, substantially as hereinbefore described and illustrated in Figures 1 to 5 of
the accompanying drawings.
5. The combination and arrangement of parts constituting a locking device for
preventing a platform or door from being operated or opened except by means of a
coin substantially as hereinbefore described and illustrated in Figure 6 and
Figures 7. 8 and 9 of the accompanying drawings.
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page_text: Date of Application, 15th Dec., 1887
Complete Specification Left, 17th Sept., 1888
Complete Specification Accepted, 2nd Nov., 1888
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in Apparatus for Enabling Heights to be Measured
on Pre-payment therefor.
I, JAMES GOZNEY of West Villa Woodhouse Hill, Hunslet near Leeds in the
County of York, Engineer do hereby declare the nature of this Invention to be as
follows:-
:-
The principal object of my Invention is to provide means whereby the scale upon
which the divisions for measuring height are marked is concealed from view until
the payment of a coin so operates parts or enables parts to be operated that the said
scale can be seen. For this purpose I make the scale capable of moving on a centre
or otherwise out of and into the vertical line in which it is situated when visible or I
cause it to rotate upon its axis so that a plain part or divided part is exhibited as
required or I cause a shutter or obscurer of the scale to be turned so as to obstruct
the view of the scale or leave it exposed as desired. The scale or the shutter which
obscures it is arranged in connection with a mechanism which can only be released so
as to enable the scale or the shutter to be operated or cause the scale or shutter to
move to expose the scale when or after a coin is passed into the apparatus. Such
mechanism may be of any suitable description for example it may be like that described
in the Specification of my patent No. 10392 of 1886 or of my application for
Patent No. 13514 of 1886. The part which is thus released may be any convenient
part in connection with or which obstructs the movement of the scale or shutter until
the coin is inserted into the apparatus or it may be an arrangement set in motion by
the coin. For instance the said part may be a platform or a lever to be pulled for
operating the scale or its shutter. The scale may be enclosed in a case witli a trans-
parent front. I also provide a measuring arm such for instance as is described in my
aforesaid Specification of No. 13514 of 1886 and having a pointer which pointer
when the arm is drawn down for measuring will indicate the height on the scale and
after the measurement has been taken the arm can be pushed back to its original
position.

page_text: My present Invention may be used in a machine for measuring height only or in
a machine for the combined purposes of measuring height and weighing such as is
described in my said former Specification of No. 13514 of 1886.
1007
J. H. JOHNSON & Co.,
47, Lincoln's Inn Fields, W.C.,
Agents.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in Apparatus for Enabling Heights to be Measured
on Pre-payment therefor.
I JAMES GOZNEY of West Villa Woodhouse Hill Hunslet near Leeds in the County
of York Engineer do hereby declare the nature of this Invention and in what
manner the same is to he performed to be particularly described and ascertained
in and by the following statement :-
:-
The principal object of my Invention is to provide means whereby the scale upon
which the divisions for measuring height are marked is concealed from view until
the payment of a coin so operates parts or enables parts to be operated that the said
scale is exposed. For this purpose I make the scale capable of moving on a centre
or otherwise out of and into the vertical line in which it is situated when visible or
I cause it to rotate upon its axis so that a plain part or divided part is exhibited as
required or I cause a shutter or obscurer of the scale to be turneil so as to obstruct
the view of the scale or leave it exposed. The scale or the shutter which obscures it
is arranged in connection with mechanism which can only be released so as to enable
the scale or the shutter to be operated or cause the scale or shutter to move to expose
the scale when or after a coin is passed into the apparatus. Such mechanism may be
of any suitable description for example it may be like either of those described in
the Specification of my Patents No. 10392 of 1886 and No. 13514 of 1886. The
part which is thus released may be any convenient part in connection with or which
obstructs the movement of the scale or shutter until the coin is inserted into the
apparatus and capable of being then operated to expose the scale or it may be an
arrangement automatically operated by the coin to expose the scale. For instance
the said part may be a platform or a lever to be pulled for operating the scale or its
shutter. The scale may be enclosed in a case with a transparent front. I may also
provide a measuring arm such for instance as is described in my aforesaid Specification

page_text: No. 13514 of 1886 and having a pointer which pointer when the arm is drawn down
for measuring will indicate the height on the scale and after the measurement has
been taken the arm can be pushed back to its original position.
My present Invention may be used in a machine for measuring height alone or
for both measuring height and weighing such as is described in my said former
Specification No. 13514 of 1886.
And in order that my said Invention may be fully understood I shall now proceed
more particularly to describe the same and for that purpose shall refer to the several
figures on the annexed sheets of drawings the same letters of reference indicating
corresponding parts in all the figures.
Figure 1 is a front elevation partly in section of a height measuring apparatus con-
structed according to my invention in combination with a weighing machine.
Figure 2 is a longitudinal vertical section of the same.
Figures 3, 4 and 5 are detached views of the locking and releasing mechanism
drawn to a larger scale.
Figure 6 illustrates a modification of the platform locking and releasing mechanism
as applied to the horizontal hinge of the platform and Figures 7. 8 and 9 are views
shewing similar mechanism as applied to a vertical hinge.
Referring to Figures 1. and 2 A is the main frame of the machine to which is
attached a hollow pillar or case B containing an index rod or scale C capable of turning
on its vertical axis in suitable bearings therein. Arranged parallel to the pillar B is a
rod D upon which is fitted to slide a block E carrying the height measuring arm F
and a pointer or index finger G. The block E which may be raised and lowered by
means of a handle a is connected by a chain H passing over a pulley K to a counter
balance weight I in the interior of the piliar which weight retains the block and the
measuring arm F in the position to which it is adjusted. The pillar B is transparent
on one of its sides through which the index rod C may be seen. The lower end of
the index rod carries a bevel wheel L gearing with a corresponding wheel M mounted on
a horizontal shaft N turning on centres in the main frame A so that when rotation is
given to the shaft N. the index rod will be turned and bring the scale thereon opposite
the transparent side of the pillar B or away therefrom as the case may be and as
hereinafter described. O is a gridded or perforated foot plate or platform hinged or
centred at P to the main frame A and provided with a counter balance weight Q
tending to maintain the platform in its normal elevated position. R is the gridded
platform of the weighing machine but which may constitute the stationary platform
of the measuring machine when the weighing machine is not combined therewith.
S is the column of the weighing machine which may be any ordinary dial machine
and which is operated simply by a weight placed on the platform R and not by means
of any extraneous mechanism.
To bring the scale on the index rod into view it is necessary to depress the
platform O which depression is prevented by a projection T Figure 3 on the platform
coming into contact with a lever U and in order to move the lever out of the way
it is necessary to place in the apparatus a coin or the like of the required size. V is
the slot or shoot through which the coin is to be inserted for the use of the apparatus
which shoot conducts the coins into a hopper W Figures 4 and 5. The opening in
the bottom of the hopper is arranged so that if a smaller coin be placed in the slot V
than that required for the use of the apparatus it will pass through without removing
the obstruction. When however the proper coin for example a penny is placed in
the apparatus it will be retained in the hopper W by the lever U between which
lever and the opposite side of the hopper it is held in a vertical position as shewn in
Figures 4 and 5. so that upon a person standing upon the platform O a projection X
thereon presses on the penny which acting as a wedge forces the lever U aside so as
to admit of the projection T passing it and allow the platform to descend into a
horizontal position so that the person to be measured will then stand upon the gridded
platform R from which the said person's height is measured.
To a projection V₁ on the platform O is connected by a link Wan arm Z
mounted on a stud Z which arm is also connected by a rod b to a similar arm c fixed

page_text: on the shaft or spindle N hereinbefore referred to mounted in bearings d in the
case A. of the apparatus. Fast on the spindle N is the mitre wheel M. in gear with
a corresponding wheel L fixed on the lower end of the index rod C. When the
platform O is depressed by the weight of the person standing thereon the index rod C
will receive through the connecting links and gearing last described a partial rotation
so as to bring the scale on rod C opposite the transparent side of the pillar B then by
raising or lowering, as the case may be, by means of the handle a, the block E
carrying the arm F so as to cause the said arm to hear upon the head of the person
standing on the platform the index finger G will indicate on the scale the height of
the said person.
The coins forced past the lever U by the descent of the platform O falls into a suit-
able receptacle placed beneath to receive them. When the person leaves the platform
it is raised to its normal position by the counterweight Q1 and the index rod is rotated
by the gearing herein before described or by other means such for example by a spring
or springs so as to hide the index scale from view. The counter balance weight Q is
adjustably fitted on a rod e carried by and arranged at an angle to the platform O so
that when the person leaves the said platform it will be carried thereby into its normal
elevated position to be locked by the lever U. Or the counter balance Q¹ may be
dispensed with and the weight be sufficiently heavy to bring the platform into its
locking position. So soon as the projection T is by the rising of the platform carried
above the lever U the said lever is forced into position beneath the said projection by
a spring (Figure 3) so as to prevent the descent of the platform except by the
insertion of a coin as hereinbefore described.
Instead of the platform being connected to the releasing mechanism as described
the said platform may be fixed and the releasing mechanism be connected with a lever
to be operated by the person using the apparatus.
Figure 6 illustrates an arrangement wherein the platform locking and releasing
device is attached to or forms a portion of the hinge of the platform. To the movable
portion of the hinge carried by the platform is attached a disc having a tooth or
teeth on the periphery, which engages with the long arm of a bent lever mounted
on a stud in the hopper W which encloses the said lever and toothed disc g. In
order to depress the platform the arm must be disengaged from the tooth on the
dise g and in order to do so a coin of the proper size must be inserted in the hopper
which coin will rest between the short arm of the lever and the opposite side of the
hopper so that upon commencing to depress the platform an arm k on the hinge pin gl
by pressing against the coin will cause the lever to turn on its stud and disengage the
long arm of the said lever from the tooth on the disc g and admit of the platform
descending into a horizontal position-the coin falling into a receptacle placed in
position below to receive it. The movement of the platform may impart motion to
the index rod or to the case surrounding it in the manner herein before described or
otherwise so as to expose to view and to obscure the scale as and for the purpose
hereinbefore described. Similar arrangements to that last described may also be
applied to vertical hinges as illustrated in Figures 7. 8 and 9. The movable portion !
of the hinge is provided with a ratchet tooth or projection with which the lever i
carried by the fixed portion m of the hinge engages. This lever is fitted to turn on a
stud and is formed with a curved tail as shewn in Figures 7 and 8. In the fixed
portion of the hinge is a slot V into which a coin of the proper size must be placed in
order to disengage the lever i from the tooth to admit of the door or the like
carrying the movable portion of the hinge being turned or opened. The coin when
inserted in the slot V rests upon the tail of the lever i and forms a strut between it
and the fixed portion m of the hinge so that upon turning the movable portion 7 of the
hinge in opening the door the curved tail of the lever will be caused to press against
the coin whereby the opposite end of the said lever will be raised out of engagement
with the ratchet tooth or projection and admit of the door or the like being opened,
whereupon the coin will fall into a drawer or other receptacle a placed in position to
receive it. Upon closing the door or turning the movable portion of the hinge into
its normal position the lever i will again engage the tooth and thus lock the door. or

page_text: maintain the hinge in its normal closed position from which it cannot be moved
without inserting a coin in the slot Vas herein before described.
I may arrange the locking mechanism so that the lever i may move in a horizontal
plane instead of in a vertical direction as shewn.
The index rod or scale may be placed within the hinge or inside the door so as to
be visible when the door or the like is opened and obscured from view when the said
door is closed or it may be arranged in any other suitable position and the locking and
releasing apparatus may be arranged to form the hinge of the door or shutter.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said invention
and in what manner the saine is to be performed I declare that what I claim is :-
1. In apparatus for enabling heights to be measured on prepayment therefor an
index or scale arranged so as to be concealed from view until a coin is placed in the
apparatus but when a coin has been placed in the apparatus to be exposed or to be
capable of being exposed substantially as hereinbefore described.
2. The combination with a hinged platform of locking mechanism constructed and
arranged substantially as herein before described with reference to the accompanying
drawings so that the platform is prevented from being depressed except by the
intervention of a coin.
3. Locking and releasing mechanism carried by or constituting part of the hinge of
a platform or door the said mechanism being arranged so that it is only capable of
being released by means of a coin substantially as hereinbefore described and
illustrated in Figures 6. 7. 8 and 9 of the accompanying Drawings.
4. The combination and arrangement of parts constituting an apparatus for enabling
heights to be measured on prepayment therefor in combination or not with a weighing
machine, substantially as hereinbefore described and illustrated in Figures 1 to 5 of
the accompanying drawings.
5. The combination and arrangement of parts constituting a locking device for
preventing a platform or door from being operated or opened except by means of a
coin substantially as hereinbefore described and illustrated in Figure 6 and
Figures 7. 8 and 9 of the accompanying drawings.
Dated this 17th day of September 1888.