to Sashes, Casements, Doors, and for other similar Purposes.
Year: 1887

page_text: Date of Application, 14th Feb., 1887
Complete Left, 14th Nov., 1887
Complete Accepted, 13th Jan., 1888
to Sashes, Casements, Doors, and for other similar Purposes.
RICHARD WILLIAM PYNE of 35 Station Road, Camberwell, S.E. in the County of
Surrey, Builder, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:
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This Invention relates to an Improved mode or method for fastening and securing
Window Sashes, Casements, Doors, Shutters and other similar purposes, so as to
firmly secure them and further avoid any possible vibration of the frames, also to
prevent any possibility of their being tampered with and opened from the outside and
at the same time causing the Sashes or Casements to be brought into close contact
and thereby capable of resisting and proof from both Wind and Weather.
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I take and provide a metal plate to be fastened in a suitable manner to the upper
Sash formed so as to receive a hinged projection on which it works freely having
circular or hollow recess formed therein. I also provide on the lower Sash another
plate of metal firmly secured thereto and at a suitable distance for the purpose apart
from the before mentioned plate on the upper sash, having a stud, pin or projection
formed thereon and provide a lever or catch working therein on a pivot or stud, the
said lever or catch being so formed as when turned to the left it takes and works from
its centre, concentrically or otherwise against the stud, pin or projection; or the plate
referred to on the lower sash may be slotted or curved in a segmental, radial or other
form to receive the pivot or stud in which it may freely work, so that when the Sash,
Casement, Door or other similar necessity as the case may be required to be secured,
the hinged projection working in the plate on the upper Sash is brought over from
the position when open say at or about right angles which it may be permitted to
take; the hollow or circular recess therein is then enabled to surround "when over"

page_text: and in position around the pin, stud or projection and the lever or catch being suitably
formed (concentrically or otherwise curved) works between the pin, stud or projection
and the hollow, curved or circular recess of the hinged or similar projection and by
its action instantly and mechanically causes the Sashes to be brought together at will
and thereby secures a firm joint and safe fastening.
In the case of French Casements and Shutters the plates referred to, together with
the hinged projection and other necessary attachments or connections as before
described, would to suit these circumstances be somewhat suitably disposed although
in a similar manner on either side.

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to Sashes, Casements, Doors, and for other similar Purposes.
I, RICHARD WILLIAM PYNE, of Aldred Road Walworth in the County of Surrey,
Builder, 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 and accompanying Drawings
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This Invention relates to an improved mode or method fastening and securing
Window Sashes, Casements, Doors, Shutters and other similar purposes, so as to
firmly secure them and further avoid any possible vibration of the frames, also to prevent
any possibility of their being tampered with and opened from the outside, and at the
same time causing the sashes or casements to be brought into close contact and
thereby rendering them capable of resisting and proof from both wind and weather.
I take and provide a Metal plate to be fastened in a suitable manner to the upper
Sash formed so as to receive a hinged projection on which it works freely, having a
circular or hollow recess formed therein, I also provide on the lower sash another
plate of metal firmly secured thereto and at a suitable distance for the purpose apart
from the before mentioned plate on the upper sash, having a stud, pin or projection
formed thereon and provide a lever or catch working thereon on a pivot or stud, the
said lever or catch being so formed as when turned to the left it takes and works from
its centre concentrically or otherwise against the stud, pin or projection; or the plate
referred to on the lower sash may be slotted or curved in a segmental, radial or other
form to receive the pivot or stud in which it may freely work, so that when the Sash,
Casement, Door or other similar necessity as the case may be is required to be
secured, the hinged projection working on the plate on the upper sash is brought over
from the position when open, say at or about right angles which it may be permitted
to take, the hollow or circular recess therein is then enabled to surround "when over
and in position around the pin, stud or projection and the lever or catch being suitably
formed (concentrically or otherwise curved) works between the pin, stud or projection
and the hollow curved or circular recess of the hinged or similar projection, and by
and by its action instantly and mechanically causes the Sashes to be brought together
at will and thereby secures a firm joint and perfectly secure and safe fastening.
"
In the case of French Casements and Shutters the plates referred to together with
the hinged projection and other necessary attachments or connections as before
described, would to suit these circumstances be somewhat suitably disposed altho' in
a similar manner on either side.
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In the accompanying Drawing Figure 1, exhibits a side elevation of my Improved
Window or Sash Fastener as in position" and for the specific purpose referred, wherein
the Sash frames and upon which it is fixed causes them to be firmly and securely
brought together. Figure 2, is a plan of the same. Figure 3, is likewise an elevation
of my improved Window or Sash Fastener, but "out of position ;" and Figure 4 is a

page_text: plan corresponding thereto. Figure 5 shews in plan the method I may adopt or so
apply in the case of French Casements or Shutters.
A, A' are the plates made either of brass, malleable or Cast Iron or of other Metal
or material (as likewise the corresponding or attachable parts may be), having a hinged
projection and stop B, formed thereon on the upper sash portion A¹, wherein and
working or connected therewith is a flap or projection C, working on the hinged
projection B1, and when upraised is kept in position by the stop there provided. On
the other sash plate A, I fit and provide the catch D, which is caused to work radially
by means of a finger or hand knob D₁ on a centre as at E, and at the end of the same
I so slot or curve it, that when turned in the required direction, to close, force or pull
the sashes close and tight together, the said slotted portion of D, acting by the wedge
or concentric leverage given to take or abut finally into and against the stud or stop F.
On the return action being given the other segmental or curved slotted portion of D',
then again takes or likewise abuts against the other side or portion of D', then again
takes or likewise abuts against the other side or portion of the stud or stop F, and
instantly permits of the flap or projection C, being raised or uplifted and of the sashes
being free to be raised or lowered.
Having now described the nature of my said Invention and illustrated the same
by the accompanying Drawing I declare that what I claim is
The particular application and method of instantly and easily bringing together the
Sashes of Windows, Doors and Casements in manner herewith described and set
forth.
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