Improvements in Metallic Fenders and Curbs.
Year: 1896

page_text: Date of Application, 10th Dec., 1896
Complete Specification Left 1st May 1897-Accepted. 27th Nov.. 1897
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvements in Metallic Fenders and Curbs.
HARRY EDWARD NEWEY ERNEST OLIVER NEWEY trading as Newey & Homer
Fender Manufacturers London Fields Dudley do hereby declare the nature of this
invention to be as follows:-
We purpose making and constructing metallic fenders and curbs with
projecting blocks or combined caps and blocks so made and constructed
that when fitted to the outside flange on or near the bottom or floor
or hearth line of the fender or curb moulding at the four corners of the fender
or curb moulding or in the centre or any other part of the outside of the fender or
curb moulding the blocks or combined blocks and caps will allow a pillar
or scroll to be fitted to same and act as a support to the fender or curb rail or bar
or we may attach Scrolls leaves or ornaments to the supports as described in lieu
of the fender or curb rail or bar these projections or attachments as described will
form an extended fender or curb on the outside of the fender or curb moulding.
We purpose using these caps or blocks in any description of metal cast stamped
or wrought and we intend using the same fitted or connected to iron or brass
fender or curb mouldings by Screws rivets or the like and we may use an inside
plate or lining of any description of metal to be attached or fitted inside the fender
or curb moulding to give strength to the part of the curb or fender moulding were
the blocks or caps as described will be fitted or attached.
These blocks or caps as described may be used as described and in some cases the
blocks or caps may be fitted to and over part of the fender or curb moulding these
blocks or caps as described will be cast stamped or wrought in any description of
metal iron or brass or part iron and part brass or any other description of metal
plain or ornamental.
Dated this 9th day of December 1896.
HARRY EDWARD NEWEY.
ERNEST OLIVER NEWEY.
Improvements in Metallic Fenders and Curbs.
HARRY EDWARD NEWEY ERNEST OLIVER NEWEY trading as Newey & Homer
Fender Manufacturers London Fields Dudley 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:-
We purpose making and constructing metallic fenders and curbs with pro-

page_text: jecting blocks attached at each end of the front portion of the fender or curb
moulding by means of two pegs or screws being passed through two holes in the
fender moulding on the return end or corner of the fender or curb moulding as
shewn on the drawing T W plan Fig. 2 marked B. and made secure by two nuts
as shewn on the drawing Fig. 2. marked B. And we purpose making these blocks
to hold and allow of a pillar or support to rest or be attached to same and the
support or pillar will receive and hold the top rail or bar of the fender or curb
as shewn on the drawing Fig. 1 marked A B and D.
Thes blocks may be stamped cast or wrought and made out of any description.
of metal plain or ornamental as shewn and marked B on the drawing Fig. 3.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what
we claim is
1. Cast stamped or wrought metal blocks fitted to fender and Curb mouldings
as shewn on plan Fig. 2 marked B on the drawing.
2. These blocks being used to support the pillar that holds the top rail or bar
of the fender or curb.
3. The blocks so fitted to the fender or curb moulding that the same will extend
outwards from the fender or Curb moulding.
4. We purpose making these blocks out of any description of metal brass or iron
or part brass and part iron copper or the like.
Dated this 29th day of April 1897.
HARRY EDWARD NEWEY.
ERNEST OLIVER NEWEY.