Merchandise in Small Warehouses.
Year: 1886

page_text: Date of Application, 31st May, 1886.
Complete Left, 28th Mar., 1887.
Complete Accepted, 27th May, 1887.
Merchandise in Small Warehouses.
ZECHARIAH CHESHIRE 9 Wormgate Boston Lincolnshire do hereby declare the
nature of this invention to be as follows:
:
A Grip or Cramp Crane to attach to a wall by the side of Doors or Windows
openings upright iron, wood and other posts, There are two Cramps; The top one ;
at the end that fits to wall (outside) is made 24 in. square 14 in. thick with in. hole
through to take the top of crane close to at top side of cramp is 2 in. deep pulley
round which the rope comes from gib end of crane, at the other corner another
pulley is fixed for rope to work round at the inside end (of cramp) another pulley is
fixed a hole is made through end near to screw for 24 in. pulley to conduct rope to
bottom cramp, The bottom cramp is fixed about 3 feet from top, the crane fits
in the holes between cramps, A light upright is fixed betwen cramps on the
inside; The bottom cramp is the same seize and shape as top one, with a little peice
projectin on the outside of the 24 in. square to let in wall &c. on the inside cramp
near or over the screw is fixed a small iron frame with a roler and small click wheel,
and handle to wind up whatever may be put to it at the bottom, A padded batten is
used on the inside to protect walls.

page_text: Merchandise in Small Warehouses.
ZECHARIAH CHESHIRE ! Wormgate Boston Lincolnshire Joiner and Picture Frame
Maker &c. 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:-
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There are two cramps the top one-at the end that fits to wall (outside) is made
a 2 in. square 14 in. thick with a 3 in. round hole to take the top of crane close to
is a 2 in. pulley round which the rope comes from gib end of crane, at the other
corner another pulley is fixed for rope to work round, at the inside end (of cramp)
another pulley is fixed; a hole is made through end near to screw for 2 in. pulley to
conduct rope to bottom cráimp.
The bottom cramp is fixed about 3 feet from top one; and is the same seize and
shape has top one with a little peice projecting on the outside of 2 square to let
in wall or wood; on; the insile near the screw is fixed a small iron frame with a
roler and wheel with handle to wind goods up.
The crane is made of T and U iron the upright is Ṭ iron and the gib U iron
and when down fits one in the other. The racking peice is round or square and
fastened to crane with pins when in use.
... A wood or iron upright.is fixed between the cramps on the inside.
There is a padded upright put close to wall to prevent damage to wall.
Fig. 1 Bottom cramp showing dovetail grove for iron frame with roler.
Fig. 2 Top cramp with pulley wheels.
Fig. 3 Granc in working-position (Cramps and crane to be diferent seizes according
to thickness of wall &c.).
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 what I claim is
1st: Its eascy mode of attachment to door and window openings wood uprights &c.
2nd Economey of time, and reducing risk of damage in lifting and lowering
furniture pianos, coffins and all kinds of merchandise.
3rd: Compackiness, lightness, and easely carried from one place to another.
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