Year: 1898

page_text: Date of Application, 23rd Mar., 1898
Completo Spanification Latt 0th c 1500 Accented 4th Feb
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WILLIAM TATTERSALL, 290, Chadderton Road, Oldham, Loom. Overlooker,
SAMUEL TATTERSALL, 6, Marmaduke Street, Oldham, Loom Overlooker, do hereby
declare the nature of this invention to be as follows;-
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On the slay cap of the loom, are fixed by means of screws or bolts two or more
special projecting brackets c," through which are passed two horizontal iron
rods, one stationary "d," and one movable "e," each parralled to, and traversing
the length of the slay cap; on a large loom they are held in the centre by a
clip "g" To the lower and movable horizontal rod, is fixed by means of a
crank h & b," at end bracket, a bowed vertical iron rod "a" having a spiral
spring "f," attached which is secured to lathe sword at bottom. On the brest
beam of loom opposite the bowed portion of the vertical rod is provided an
extention T bolt. Immediately on the starting of the loom the bowed portion of
the vertical rod a comes in contact with the T bolt, pressing the vertical
rod towards the slay cap, thus causing the crank h & b," attached to the
vertical rod" to raise the movable horizontal rod "e in a slanting position,
which, being held so by the spiral spring "f," attached to the bottom of the
vertical rod" 12 and kept from riding further by nogs secured to crank "h,"
forms a most protective fence for the shuttle race; rendering it impossible for
the shuttle to fly out. To allow of the weaver doing any necessary work, by
pressing the movable rod "a"; it lies close under the slay cap. In order to
more clearly shew our invention, we append a sheet of drawings. Fig. 1 is a front
view, Fig. 2, end view in working position. Fig. 3, end view when out of use.
Fig. 4 and 5, the extention T bolt, and Fig. 6 the top view of crank as fixed to
vertical bowed rod.
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Data thin the Ont dove of Vouch 1808
REUBEN HOLMES,
Agent for the Applicant,
2, Armstrong Street, Burnley Lane, Oldham.
An Improved Shuttle Guard for Looms.
WILLIAM TATTERSALL, 290, Chadderton Road, Oldham, Loom Overlooker,
SAMUEL TATTERSALL, 14, Dixon Street, Higher Broughton, Manchester late of
6, Marmaduke Street, Oldham, Loom Overlooker, do hereby declare the nature
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page_text: of this invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be par-
ticularly described and ascertained in and by the following statement:-
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The object to be attained by this invention is to provide an improved protec-
tive guard for the shuttle race, which can be easily applied to slay cap of looms,
will suit either narrow or broad looms, provides means for automatically locking
the said guard in its working position rendering the guard most effective.
to
In order that our invention may be more fully understood, we have caused
to be appended hereunto one sheet of drawings, and also refer
the one sheet of drawings, "left with the Provisional Specification,"
Fig.
1 is the front view, Fig. 2 end view in working position,
Fig. 3 end view when out of use, Fig. 4, and 5 the extention T bolt, Fig.
top view of crank as fixed to vertical bowed rod, Fig. 7 top view of other form
of crank as fixed to vertical bowed rod, Fig. 8 front view, and Fig. 9, and 10
front and end views of other forms of brackets to hold the horizontal rods.
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On the slay cap of the loom are fixed by means of screws or bolts two or more
special projecting brackets c," c," or "," through which are passed two
horizontal iron rods, one stationary "d" and one movable "e" each paralled to
and traversing the length of the slay cap, on a large loom they are held in the
centre by a clip "g" or bracket c." To the lower and movable horizontal
rod, is fixed by means of a crank "h" & "b," or "h¹" & "b" at end bracket,
a bowed vertical iron rod "a"
having a spiral spring "f" attached which is
secured to lathe sword at bottom. On the brest beam of loom opposite the bowed
portion of the vertical rod is provided an extention T bolt, Immediately on the
starting of the loom the bowed portion of the vertical rod" comes in contact
with the T bolt, pressing the vertical rod" towards the slay cap, thus causing
the crank "h" & "," or "h¹" & "1" attached to vertical rod
movable horizontal rod "
in a slanting position, which being held so by the
spiral spring "f" attached to the bottom of vertical rod " a, and kept from
rising further by nogs secured to crank h" or "," forms a. most protective
fence for the shuttle race, rendering it impossible for the shuttle to fly out. To
allow of the weaver doing any necessary work, by pressing the movable rod "e”
inwards it lies close under the slay cap.
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Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare what we
claim is:
An improved shuttle guard for looms consisting of two horizontal rods, one
stationary, and one movable cranked as required, secured by various forms of
brackets to slay cap, having crank, vertical bowed rod and spiral spring fixed
to lathe sword and horizontal rod for working same, all substantially as herein-
before described and as illustrated by the accompanying drawings, and drawings
"left" with Provisional Specification.
Dated this the 7th day of December 1898
REUBEN HOLMES,
Agent for the Applicant,
2, Armstrong Street, Burnley Lane, Oldham.