An Improved Baker's Peel Blade and Peel Blade Holder.
Year: 1894

page_text: Date of Application, 5th Mar., 1894
Complete Specification Left, 4th Dec., 1894 -Accepted, 5th Mar., 1895
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
An Improved Baker's Peel Blade and Peel Blade Holder.
GOULDEN ARTHUR OLIVER 99 High Street Guildford Surrey Carver do
hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
A small invention to instantaneously fix a peel blade into an iron case on a much
stronger principle than the old way of fastening with two pieces of wire to connect
the pole with the blade.
The peel blade is numbered 1 and the iron peel blade holder 2, and the
parts of peel blade holder are signified by a letter, thus. A is the cross piece
with one round end which has a spring under round end which when pressed down
enables the oak peel blade to be passed in or out of peel blade holder 2, relieve
pressure and two iron spikes in opposite end or cross piece drop into two holes in
the oak peel blade No. 1 and thereby keeps No. 1 in position letter B. signifies
the spring, the piece of iron A is let in flush with the body of blade holder 2 and
is kept in position by a pin going through body No. 2 from right to left. The
length of No. 1 is 21 inches x 6 inches & inch thick where fixed & tapered down
to inch at front & No. 2 is 8 inches long and is fixed on to peel pole at bottom
end size there 1 inch wide x inch deep size at mouth 3 inches wide x of an
inch deep, note the pin passing through body of No. 2. passes through eye of
spring making spikes in letter A strike into No. 1.
March 5th 1894.
GOULDEN A. OLIVER,
99, High Street, Guildford, Surrey, Applicant.
An Improved Baker's Peel Blade and Peel Blade Holder.
GOULDEN ARTHUR Oliver 99 High Street Guildford Surrey Carver 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 :-
Referring to the drawings filed with my Provisional Specification. An improved
bakers peel blade No. 1 and peel blade holder No. 2 which is designed to
speedily fix the peel blade to the pole.
No. 1 is an ordinary size of peel blade and it is fixed and unfixed by slipping
the bottom end of No. 1 into the mouth of No. 2 the peel blade No. 1. is kept in
position by a piece of iron marked A which is in the body of No. 2.
The piece of iron A is kept in position in top of No. 2 by an iron pin which passes
through the body of No. 2 from right to left, horizontally, the peel blade No. 1.
is fixed or unfixed by releasing, or pressing the round end of the piece of iron
marked A which having a spring under A. forces the top part of A the end with
2 spikes into the bottom end of No. 1 where there are two holes made to receive
the spikes of No. A & by fixing No. 2 at bottom end on to pole is ready for use.
No. 1 is made of oak, mahogany, teak or birch.

page_text: No. 2 is made of mild steel or iron the piece of iron A works in an opening cut
out of body of the socket No. (2).
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what I
claim is
An improved iron peel socket No. 2 which is fixed to a pole.
The peel socket No. 2 holds the peel blade No. 1 which is fixed or unfixed by simply
pressing a piece of iron A thereby saving a lot of time in fixing besides greatly
strengthening the blade No. 1.
Dated this 4th day of December 1894.
GOULDEN ARTHUR OLIVER.