Year: 1887

page_text: Date of Application, 22nd Apr., 1887
Complete Left, 19th Jan., 1888
Complete Accepted, 23rd Mar., 1888
The object of this invention is to simplify the construction of Slip Hooks, whereby
their efficiency will be ineresed and the cost of production greatly reduced.
(Fig. 1) showing side view of slip in open position.
(Fig. 2) showing slip closed.
(Fig. 3) showing slip front view open.
(A) body of slip (B) Tumbler Hook (C) eccentric tumbler pin (D) leaver for
working eccentric tumbler pin (E) leaver stud (F) slot in body of slip to receive
leaver stud.
This invention relates mainly to an eccentric tumbler pin disconnected by a leaver
as shown in (Fig. 1) which when pressed into the catch becomes a perfect lock as
shown in (Fig. 2) the front view of (Fig. 3) shows recess to receive tumbler
look.
(A) showing body of slip which I purpose making of steel gun metal or other
suitable metal (1) showing tumbler hook which I purpose making of steel or other
suitable metals and to be connected to body of slip by a steel bolt or pin (C) showing
eccentric tumbler pin which releases the tumbler hook by pressing the leaver from the
catch as shown in (Fig. 1) I purpose making eccentric tumbler pin of gun metal to
prevent corrosion (1) showing leaver for turning eccentric tumbler pin which
connects and disconnects tumbler book I purpose making the leaver of steel
(E) showing a steel stud which locks the leaver into the body of slip by running over
circular groove (F) which causes the slip to become locked.
I dont bind myself to make these slips in any particular shape or form as long as
I use the principles stated therein.

page_text: An Improvement in Connection with a Universal Tumbler Slip
Hook for Horse Traces, Ash Buckets, Anchor Slips, Boat Slips,
Towing Hooks, Cargo Hooks, and other like Purposes.
I GEORGE JAMES HONE, of 7 Flint Street Poplar, in the County of Middlesex,
Mast and Block Maker 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, reference being had to the drawings filed with
my Provisional and Complete Specifications:-
The object of this invention is to simplify the construction of Slip Hooks, whereby
their efficiency will be incresed and the cost of production greatly reduced.
(Fig. 1) showing side view of slip in open position.
(Fig. 2) showing slip closed.
(Fig. 3) showing slip front view open.
(A) body of slip (B) Tumbler Hook (C) eccentric Tumbler pin (D) lever for
working eccentric Tumbler pin (E) lever stud (F) slot in body of slip to receive
lever stud.
This invention relates mainly to an eccentric tumbler pin disconnected by a lever
as shown in (Fig. 1) which when pressed into the catch becomes a perfect lock,
as shown in (Fig. 2) the front view of (Fig. 3) shows recess to receive tumbler
hook.
(A) showing body of slip which 1 purpose making of steel or other suitablo metals
(B) showing tumbler hook which I purpose making of steel or other suitable metals
and to be connected to body of slip by a steel bolt or pin (C) showing eccentric
tumbler pin, which releses the tumbler book by pressing the lever from the catch, as
shown in (Fig. 1) I purpose making eccentric tumbler pin of gun metal to prevent
corrosion (D) showing lever for turning eccentric tumbler pin, which connects and
disconnects tumbler hook, I purpose making the lever of steel (E) showing a steel
stud which locks the lever into the body of slip by running over circular groove (F)
which causes the slip to become locked.
(Fig. 4) & (Fig. 5) showing Towing Hook in closed and open position.
I do not bind myself to make these slips in any particular shape or form as long as
I use the principles stated therein.
I specially claim
Eccentric tumbler pin (C) for its simple action in releasing and secureing tumbler
hook also body of slips, and leaver with its locking stud.