An Automatic Break for Bassinettes, Mail Carts, and Bath Chairs..
Year: 1896

page_text: Date of Application, 9th June, 1896
Complete Specification Left, 9th Mar., 1897-Accepted, 9th June, 1897
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
An Automatic Break for Bassinettes, Mail Carts, and Bath Chairs..
I JOHN TAYLOR 6 North Parade Underbank Bacup Lancashire Wholesale-
Drysalter and Confectioner do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be-
as follows:-
This invention is a break fixed to the side of the bassinett or bath chair or mail
carts by a stud, for the lever to work upon from the handle to the rubber pad on.
the face of the wheel which pad is forced on the face of the wheel by a spring which.
is fast to the axle and extends to the side of the break, the break is raised from
the face of the wheel by placing the hand on a plate which extends across the
handle, & the ends of the levers are fast to each end of the plate which extens
across the handle, in the mail cart the levers extend along each arm.
and this leventh day of May 1896.
JOHN TAYLOR.
An Automatic Break for Bassinettes, Mail Carts, and Bath Chairs.
I, JOHN TAYLOR 6 North Parade Underbank Bacup Lancashire Wholesale-
Drysalter and Confectioner 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 :-
This invention is a break fixed to the side of the bassinett or bath or mail carts.
by a stud for the lever to work upon from the handle to the rubber pad on the face
of the wheel which pad is forced on the face of the wheel by a spring which is
fast to the axle and extends to the side of the break. The break is raised from
the face of the wheel by placing the hand on a plate which extends across the
handle, and the ends of the levers are fast to each end of the plate which extends
across the handle, in the mail cart the levers extend along each arm.
Figure 1 shows when plate is raised from the handle, and the break is on the
wheel. Figure 2 shows when plate is down on the 'handle and the break is off the
wheel.
On Sheet No. 1 of bassinette & Fig. 1 & letter A is shown when the plate is off
the handle & letter B. shows when the break is on the wheel, and letter C. shows
centre stud on which the lever works, letter D shows how the spring works the
break.
On Sheet No. 1 of bassinett and Fig. 2 letter A shows when the plate is down.
on the handle, the break is off the wheel, as shown in letter B. letter C. shows
centre stud on which the lever works, letter D shows how the spring works the
break.
On Sheet No. 2 of mail cart, Fig. 3, letter A shows when the plate is off the
handle, letter B shows when the break is on the wheel, letter C. shows the centre
stud on which the lever works, letter D shows how the spring works the break.

page_text: On Sheet No. 2 of mail cart Fig. 4 letter A shows when the plate is down on
the handle, letter B shows when the break is off the wheel, letter C. shows centre
stud on which the lever works, letter D. shows how the spring works the break.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion, and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare that what I
claim is distinctly stated in Complete Specifications.
Intitled, An automatic break for bassinettes, mail carts, and bath chairs.
Dated this 9th day of June 1896.
JOHN TAYLOR.