A MACHINE FOR KNIFE & FORK CLEANING
Year: 1885

page_text: This Specification was, upon the 15th day of June 1889, Amended und
Sections 18 to 21 of the Patents, Designs, and Trade Marks-Ant, 1883.
The Amendments are shown in erased and italic tune. I
I CHARLES GODBOLT of N° 38 Sansom St. Camberwell in the County of Surrey
Builder do hereby declare the nature of my invention for A MACHINE FOR KNIFE
& FORK CLEANING to be as follows:-
This machine consists of an oblong case in two parts, connected with hinges at
back and fastened at front with hooks.
The interior is fitted with a drunken wheel, which when revolving drives two
rubbers, by iron rods from wheel, secured to back of rubbers, thus causing an equal
top & bottom movement of the rubbers.
The rubbers will be composed of wood backs, hair drawn brushes, india rubber
& felt intermixed. The brush back is attached to a slide for adjustment.
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These machines can be inade to clean from 4.to 24 knives at one time.

page_text: I CHARLES GODBOLT of N° 22 Foreign Street, Camberwell S.E. formerly of
No 38 Sansom St. Camberwell S.E. in the County of Surry, Builder do hereby
declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to be per-
formed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following
statement :-
This machine consists of an oblong case in two parts, connected with hinges at
back, and fastened a front with hooks-The interior is fitted with a drunken
wheel, which when revolving drives two rubbers by iron rods, from wheel secured
to back of rubbers, thus causing an equal top and bottom movement of the said
rubbers.
The rubbers will be composed of wood backs hair drawn brushes & india-rubber
and felt intermixed, leather or linoleum can also be used. The brush back is
attatched to a slide for adjustment.
These machines can be made to clean from four to twenty four knives at once,
and will work either sides upwards.
In order that the said Invention may be clearly understood, and readily carried
into effect I will proceed aided by the accompanying Drawing (half full size) more
fully to describe the same.
A. crank wheel. B. spindle. C drunken wheel D. iron runner. E. iron rods.
F brush back G. slide. H. adjusting screw. I slide guide. K. stand.
Having now particular described and ascertained the nature of my Invention
and in what manner the same is to be performed, I declare what I claim is:
1. The simple construction of the working power, namely the drunken wheel.
2. The quantity of knives or forks that can be cleaned at one time &
3. The machine can be worked by hand or steam power and no strain on the
handles.
1. In a machine for cleaning knives forks and the like, the use or employment
of a so called drunken wheel.
2. The means or apparatus for cleaning knives, forks and the like substantially
as herein described and illustrated in the accompanying drawing.
Dated this 8th day of March 1002
CHAS GODBOLT.

page_text: I CHARLES GODBOLT of N° 38 Sansom St. Camberwell in the County of Surrey
Builder do hereby declare the nature of my invention for A MACHINE FOR KNIFE
& FORK CLEANING to be as follows:-
This machine consists of an oblong case in two parts, connected with hinges at
back and fastened at front with hooks.
The interior is fitted with a drunken wheel, which when revolving drives two
rubbers, by iron rods from wheel, secured to back of rubbers, thus causing an equal
top & bottom movement of the rubbers.
The rubbers will be composed of wood backs, hair drawn brushes, india rubber
& felt intermixed.. The brush back is attached to a slide for. adjustment.
These machines can be made to clean from 4 to 24 knives at one time.

page_text: I CHARLES GODBOLT of N° 22 Foreign Street, Camberwell S.E. formerly of
No 38 Sansom St. Camberwell S.E. in the County of Surry, Builder do hereby
declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to be per-
formed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following
statement:-
This machine consists of an oblong.
'case in two parts, connected with hinges at
back, and fastened at front with hooks-The interior is fitted with a drunken
wheel, which when revolving drives two rubbers by iron rods, from wheel secured
to back of rubbers, thus causing an equal top and bottom movement of the said
rubbers.
The rubbers will be composed of wood backs hair drawn brushes & india-rubber
and felt intermixed, leather or linoleum can also be used. The brush back is
attatched to a slide for adjustment.
These machines can be made to clean from four to twenty four knives at once,
and will work either sides upwards.
In order that the said Invention may be clearly understood, and readily carried
into effect I will proceed aided by the accompanying Drawing (half full size) more
fully to describe the same.
A. crank wheel. B. spindle. C drunken wheel D. iron runner. E. iron rods.
F brush back G. slide. H. adjusting screw. I slide guide. K. stand.
Having now particular described and ascertained the nature of my Invention
and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare what I claim is:
1. The simple construction of the working power, namely the drunken wheel.
2. The quantity of knives or forks that can be cleaned at one time &
3. The machine can be worked by hand or steam power and no strain on the
handles.