Improved Sashes and Frames, Fitted with Lines or Wires or Chains.
Year: 1899

page_text: Date of Application, 20th Dec., 1899
Complete Specification Laft 4th Aug. 1900 Accented 16th Nov. 1900
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improved Sashes and Frames, Fitted with Lines or Wires or Chains.
GEORGE JOHN BREWER, 13, Addington Street, Ramsgate, Carpenter & Joiner,
WILLIAM EDWARD BREWER, 13, Addington Street, Ramsgate, Carpenter & Joiner,
WILLIAM SPONDER, Carpenter & Joiner, 17, Cannonbury Road, Ramsgate, do
hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
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This improved sashes & frames, fitted with lines or wires, or chains, entirely
eradicates, the possibility, of damaging the woodwork, or paint, or glass, when
replacing lines or chains, or wires when enclosed lines or chains or wires, should
have broken. By the construction of the invention, viz.: By the knot of the lines
or wires, or chains, being inserted in the face of sash stile, & covered by a plate,
of any commercial metal, to open & enclose as required, the pocket holes to be
made, on inside lining, for the hanging of the weights, to sash lines, or chains, or
wires & the above mentioned pocket holes to be covered by any commercial metal,
or wood's, or paper mache or porcelain, for convenience, to match, the door furni-
ture, where the above said invention should apt to be used in.
Dated this 19th day of December 1899.
GEORGE JOHN BREWER,
WILLIAM EDWARD BREWER,
WILLIAM SPONDER.
Improved Sashes and Frames, Fitted with Lines or Wires or Chains.
GEORGE JOHN BREWER, 13, Addington Street, Ramsgate, Carpenter & Joiner,
WILLIAM EDWARD BREWER, 13, Addington Street, Ramsgate, Carpenter & Joiner,
WILLIAM SPONDER, Carpenter & Joiner, 17, Cannonbury Road, Ramsgate, 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:-
(1) This improved sashes & frames, fitted with lines or wires or chains.
(2) Entirely eradicates the possibility, of damaging, the woodwork, or paint, or
glass. (3) When replacing lines, or chains, or wires, when enclosed lines, or
chains, or wires, should have broken. By the construction of the invention,
viz.: By the knot of the lines or wires, or chains, being inserted, in the face of
sash stile & covered by a plate of any commercial metal to open & enclose as
required. The pocket holes to be made, on inside lining, for the hanging of the
weights, to sash lines, or chains, or wires & the above mentioned pocket holes, to
be covered by any commercial metal, or wood's or paper mache, or porcelain, for
Price Sdl

page_text: convenience to match, the door furniture, where the above said invention should
apt to be used in.
In order that our invention may be clearly rendered reference may be had to
the accompanying sheet of drawings in which Figure 1 is an interior elevation
of hung sashes & frame. Figure 2 its vertical section, Figure 3 the elevation of the
metal plate covering the knot of the sash cord a and Figure 4 the vertical
section of the same. Similar letters of reference are used to indicate like parts
in the different views.
By knotting the sash cord in the cavity covered by the face plate a and by
having access to the weights through the inner lining of the sash frame covered
by a wooden or other plate b the necessity of taking out the sashes inner beads &
parting heads is avoided when renewing the cords.
Note. In ordinary sashes & frames the cord is knotted into a space in the
edge of the sash & the weights removable through pocket pieces in the bully stiles
behind the edge of the lower sash so that neither the cord or weights can be
removed without taking out the sashes beads & parting beads with consequent
damage thereto.
Having now particularly described & ascertained the nature of our said inven-
tion & in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what we
claim is:-
1st. In hung sashes & frames the combination of parts in the sashes whereby
the sash line is knotted into a space in the inner face of the sash & covered by
a face plate as at a as herein described & shown.
2ndly. In hung sashes & frames the combination of parts in the frame whereby
the sash weights can be removed through the inner lining of the frame & covered
with a face plate as at bas herein described and shown.
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1000
Witness:-
W. F. STOCK,
2, Elm Villas, Ramsgate.
GEORGE JOHN BREWER,
WILLIAM EDWARD BREWER,
WILLIAM SPONDER.