Year: 1884

page_text: I, EDWARD BARLOW of 11 Robert Street, Patricroft, in the County of Lancaster,
Smallware Manufacturer, seek leave to amend the specification of Letters Patent
No. 14,481, of 1884, as shown in red ink in the copy of the original specification
hereunto annexed.
In the sixth line by substituting the letter "y" for the letter "i" in the fourth
word.
In the seventh line by striking out the letter "i" in the fourth word.
"
In the eighth line, by placing a comma after the first word; striking out the
letter "e from the third word; striking out the letter "i" from the sixth word;
and substituting for the fourth word, the word "to"
"
In the ninth line, by inserting after the ninth word, the words "or plain"
striking out the seventeenth word, and inserting in its place the words " used
"with "
In the tenth line, by striking out the letter "x" from the tenth word and
inserting in its place the letter "c"
In the eleventh line, by striking out the first three words, and substituting in
their place the words "with edges to correspond"; by inserting between the fourth
and fifth words the word "aforesaid”; and striking out the letter "e" from the
fifteenth word.
an
In the twelfth line, by striking out the eighth word "is" and inserting in its
place the words "I place"; by altering the ninth word from "a" to "
"and
inserting between it and the tenth word, the word "angleshaped"; by striking
out the twelfth word, and inserting in its place the words, "on one end of which
"I pivot", and by substituting the letter "c" for the letter "x" in the last word.
In the thirteenth line, by inserting between the first and second words the words
"and connect the other to the lathesword"; by substituting the letter "c" for
the letter "x" in the eighth word; by inserting the word "wheel" between the
eighth and ninth words; by striking out the eleventh word and substituting
the word "into"; by inserting the letter "e" in the thirteenth word; and inserting
between the thirteenth and fourteenth words the words "by the movement of the
" lathesword."
In the fourteenth line, by striking out the last seven words and substituting the
words "any back motion being prevented by a similar eccentric catch, affixed to
" a convenient part of the loom frame"

page_text: By inserting between the fourteenth and fifteenth lines the words "In the
"accompanying drawing the different parts are indicated as follows:—"
"
In the twentyfifth line, by striking out the second word and substituting the
word "the"; by substituting the letter "c" for the letter “x” in the sixth word;
and by striking out the ninth word.
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In the twentyseventh line, by striking out the third word; by substituting "c
for "x" in the sixth word; and by adding the termination "ing" to the eighth
word.
In the thirtieth line, by striking out the first word and substituting the word
"invention
"
By striking out the three claims and substituting the following
1st The apparatus, substantially as described and shown herein before and in
"the accompanying drawing, for the purpose set forth.
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"2nd The combination with a plain or grooved wheel of an eccentric wheel,
segment of a wheel, or clutch with edges to correspond, substantially as described
" and shown hereinbefore and in the accompanying drawing for the purpose set
"forth."
My reasons for making this amendment are as follows:—.
To make the claims correspond with the body of the specification, and the
specification clearer and more easily understood.
Dated this 25th day of August 1885.
DECISION.
I hereby grant leave to the above named Edward Barlow to amend the Specifica- 3
tion No 14,481 of 1884 in the manner shewn in red ink in the printed copy of the
said Specification hereunto annexed and marked "A."

page_text: EDWARD BARLOW Smallware Manufacturer 11 Robert Street Patricroft in
the County of Lancaster I do hereby declare the nature of said invention for
TAKINGUP MOTION FOR LOOMS to be as follows:-
The lever being connected to the Lathe or Slaye of the Loom, just in the same
manner as they are in general use now, with the rack wheel, and just as every
movement of the Lathe moves the rack wheel so also would it move my eccentric
clutch wheel, the lever is a connecting rod between the stud and the wedge or
eccentric, reaching a few inches beyond the outer rim of the wheel and as it lays
horisontal the wedge rests upon the wheel, and would only allow the wheel to
move one way, if it is forced against ie the wedge against the wheel it locks both
fast together and both being moved forward as far as is required, the movement is
withdrawn by the backward motion of the lathe sets the wedge at liberty.

page_text: Haveing now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
improvement invention and in what manner the same is to be performed
I declare that what I claim is
1 More regularity in takeing up. The apparatus, substantially as described
and shown hereinbefore and in the accompanying drawing for the purpose
set forth.
2 More-simple-to-regulate. The combination with a grooved wheel of an
eccentric wheel, segment of a wheel, or clutch, with edges to correspond substan
tially as described and shown hereinbefore and in the accompanying drawing
for the purpose set forth.
3.-Can-be-regulated-to-the-100-part of an inch-or-to-one-pick-per-inch.