stated_aims,patent_id,year,labor-saving | |
The object is to facilitate the propulsion of ships and navigable vessels by maintaining the submerged surface in such condition that resistance to its passage through the water is reduced.,GB189014747A,1890,0 | |
"My invention relates to improvements in copy holders and the special objects of it are to provide for the copy being moved automatically by the holder so as to avoid the necessity of the copyist's having his attention taken off his work by having to turn a roller or to press a stud or a lever; to provide for the variation of the rate at which the copy is traversed past the line of sight and also to provide for the exhibition of the particular portion to be copied close to, and more or less on a level with, the sheet on which the transcriber is writing.My invention relates to improvements in copy holders and the special objects of it are:- | |
(a.) To provide for the copy being moved automatically by the holder so as to | |
avoid the necessity of the copyist's attention being taken off his work to turn a | |
roller or to press a stud or a lever. | |
(b.) To provide for the variation of the rate at which the copy is traversed past | |
the line of sight; and | |
(c.) To provide for the exhibition of the particular portion to be copied, close | |
to and more or less on a level with the sheet on which the transcriber is writing.",GB189323941A,1893,1 | |
"The object of my invention is to replace the ordinary paper wrapper in cigarettes | |
by a wrapper composed merely of inorganic substances of suitable quality. By employing mineral wrappers instead of the covering tobacco leaf the cigar | |
can be considerably cheapened without touching its quality and at the same time | |
the long contested problem of making cigars by machinery would be more easily | |
solved.",GB189423852A,1894,1 | |
"The object of our invention is to give or create an alarm or ringing, on a person | |
entering or leaving a room by the door; the act of turning the knob or handle for | |
withdrawing the latch bolt gives the alarm and indicates an exit or entrance. Or | |
the turning of the handle or knob of a door of a bedroom gives a surprise, and calls | |
attention to the fact, that a person is clandestinely entering; so that by constructing | |
and arranging ringing alarm locks and latches as indicated, a person is unable to | |
make an entrance through a door without creating an alarm or calling attention.",GB188607099A,1886,0 | |
"The objects of this Invention are, | |
1. To gather the sheets mechanically against the stops on the delivery boards of | |
printing machines. | |
2. To prevent the rebound of the printed sheets when reaching the stops. | |
3. To ensure a perfectly level superposition of the sheets upon such delivery | |
boards.",GB188001513A,1880,0 | |
"""Heretofore in printing these goods the color rollers and their accessories have been mounted in the general fixed framing of the machine, thereby causing a great waste of time when changing the colors from one part of the machine to another, in changing the coloring of a design, or in changing the design altogether, as in that case the color rollers and their accessories have to be separately taken from their bearings and removed to their respective places in the altered design intended to be printed necessarily occupying much time. By the use of the portable color frame, the color rollers and their accessories are removed and, replaced at once by simply lifting from one part of the machine to another when it is necessary to alter the coloring of any design, thereby economising time and rendering the operation much moro cleanly. It has been usual in printing these goods to apply the coloring matters on to the upper surface of the printing rollers or cylinders, thereby preventing the possibility of applying more than a very limited quantity of colouring matter without liability of the color flowing down into the carved or engraved parts of the design and causing defects in the work. But by means of the adjustable radial arms and adjusting worms carried in the color frames the endless color cloths can be adjusted at various angles to the printing surfaces. Wo find that the best results are produced by bringing the color cloths into such a position or angle that the color shall be applied from below or to the under side of the printing rollers, whereby larger quantititics of color can be applied without danger of its flowing into the carved parts of the design, thus obviating many defects in the printing and at the same time producing greater brilliancy of color. These moveable segmental pattern blocks may be cut or carved in the usual manner or they may be constructed with stereotype surfaces, as is well known, and attached by dovetails and grooves to the central cores, by which contrivance large and claborate designs can be obtained at less cost than by the usual method of forming the printing cylinders. By this arrangement greater accuracy of register is secured and a much larger amount of colouring matter can be applied to the printing surfaces and consequently greater brilliancy of design obtained than heretofore.""",GB187100577A,1871,1 | |
"My invention relates to an appliance to be used on rifle ranges, to provide against such damage, by restricting the projectile within safe limits, as I will explain referring to the accompanying diagram, representing the longitudinal section of a range from the shooting stage S to the target T. In order to ensure that in no part of its course the projectile should strike the ground, I raise the shooting stage S and the target T several feet above the ground level Ġ.",GB188509357A,1885,0 | |
"This part of my Invention is applicable to all furnace mouths where the heat is so great that the workmen cannot remain above a few seconds without retreating, or under any circumstances where it is an advantage to protect the workmen from fire heat, and for this purpose the stream of cold water must be led round the face of the furnace in form or shape as circumstances may require, the object being to bring between the workmen and the fire a shield of cold water.",GB184510657A,1845,0 | |
"Our Invention has reference to improvements upon a former Patent granted to us on the Twenty-sixth day of October, One thousand eight hundred and seventy-six, and numbered 4150, and has for its object an advantageous method of further simplifying the process of weaving or setting chenille carpets and rugs, and economizing labour in the manufacture of the same by the production of a double shed in place of the triple system previously described in the Patent above mentioned, to effect which we now employ two treddles, three upper rollers or tumblers, and double catcher or chain for binding the pile of the fabric in conjunction with corresponding leaves or shafts shewn in the said former Patent, and consists in attaching a balance weight or similar mechanical appliance to the front roller on the top of the loom so as to give the required counteraction or tension to the catcher chain on releasing the foot from the treddles, also lifting or raising the float, warp, or chain, by the introduction of a third roller or tumbler on the top of the loom, so that by the action of either of the two treddles wo are enabled to accomplish more than hus hitherto only been obtained by the employment of a greater number of treddles.",GB187604931A,1876,1 | |
The object of my invention is to so fit a drop paul or stud lever within a notch which I form in the catch guard that one end of the lever may drop or fall in front of the catch lever and lock it securely when the catch lever is shut to. The invention is applicable to all existing swing lever catch fasteners and when in position all attempts to open the lever from the outside are absolutely prevented.,GB188413136A,1884,0 | |
"The top of the burner is furnished with a hinged cone which falls back so as to clean the interior of the burner. In making burners we employ two pieces of brass or other metal, placed on each side of the oil cup, the object of which is to cause an even flame.",GB187702304A,1877,0 | |
"To obtain with the least possible fuel the greatest amount of effective power of the steam. To obtain these advantages this system of application and mechanism consists,- | |
1. In the employment of superheated steam as a transmitting agent for heat to create, by mixing it with saturated steam at a stronger pressure than it possesses itself, a new superheated steam of proper temperature with relation to its pressure, called rational superheated steam. | |
2. In imparting a useful heat to the steam with regard to its pressure, that is to say, such an amount of heat, that with the amount of expansion possible with such pressure, the exhaust has just sufficient pressure to overcome the counter pressure of the atmosphere, and thereupon retains only the smallest amount of heat necessary to produce this effect. | |
3. In arranging the superheating apparatus in such place that the greatest useful effect for superheating is obtained with the smallest space. 4. In arranging the parts in such manner that water can be circulated in the superheating apparatus while steam is being got up, which water is taken from the boiler and returned thereto until the requisite pressure is obtained, and also that saturated steam can be circulated therein the engine is stopped, in order in both cases to protect the apparatus against the effects of excessive heat.",GB187900763A,1879,0 | |
"My invention relates to an improved machine for the automatic delivery of papers or journals in return for a coin, and it is designed to effect such delivery by means of mechanism which is allowed to operate by the dropping through a slot of a coin of stated value. My invention is applicable in some cases to simultaneously operate an arrangement or arrangements for advertisements, or showing a light which may illuminate the same, or striking a bell attached to the apparatus or performing any or all of these operations.",GB188708379A,1887,1 | |
"This invention has for it's object to prevent the trucks ""slowing"" or turning to a greater extent than demanded by the maximum curvature of the track, so that in case of derailment the truck will be kept under the car in running position.",GB188807752A,1888,0 | |
"My Invention consists of certain improvements in machinery and apparatus for the washing of clothes and textile fabrics of any kind whereby the combined operation of soaping, washing, boiling, rinsing, bluing, and finally of expelling the water from the clothes will be done and performed at a great saving of time, labor, and expense, without the necessity of the clothes operated upon being touched by the hand after having been once placed in the machine and before they shall have been thoroughly washed and the moisture expelled from them without a separate clothes wringer being required for the purpose. It is attached to the inside of the drum for the purpose of receiving the steam which enters the machine through the hollow axle E, and serves to distribute and convey the steam between and beneath the clothes within the machine, the steam being thus made to rise through the clothes, steaming them without more water in the machine during this operation than was necessary to moisten and to soap the clothes, the effect of steam under moderate pressure upon the clothes being far superior to that of boiling water.",GB187601215A,1876,1 | |
"This improved embossing batten is constructed with the object of simplifying the complicated mechanism of ordinary embossing-battens, which sometimes carrying as many as ten superposed shuttles for each piece of ribbon to be woven, have the same mechanism ten times repeated, that is to say, as many times as there are shuttles.",GB188104495A,1881,1 | |
"This fig. 1 is only introduced to simplify the intention & object of this invention, by shewing the space occupied and the present mode of working the machine.",GB188413168A,1884,0 | |
"The subject of my invention is a machine, by means of which the different manipulations in tanning, leather dressing, currying and leather manufacturing, such as whitening, evening, fleshing, paring, unhairing, grinding, polishing and removing the lime can be performed.",GB188403374A,1884,1 | |
This invention also removes the liability to creating sore shoulders so prevalent through the use of the present hames.,GB188919395A,1889,0 | |
"The object of my Invention is to furnish a railway car axle, simply and cheaply constructed, which shall revolve as in the present system, but upon which the wheels are loosely mounted, so as to avoid the torsion or twisting and slipping occasioned by running on a curve or irregularity of the track, or whith wheels of unequal size, but so adjusted that the wheels shall turn on the axle only sufficiently to accomplish this purpose, thus avoiding the great friction and wear upon the shoulder otherwise incident to a loose wheel, that is, an axle so constructed as to combine the advantages of the loose wheel and of the present revolving axle, with none of the peculiar disadvantages of either, and also so constructed that in case of the breakage of the wheel another may be readily substituted away from the shop, and without the use of the hydraulic press. With this object in view my Invention consists in forming near each end of the axle, by forging or otherwise, in the simplest possible manner, a bearing larger than those at the ends, upon which the wheel is slipped till it strikes a shoulder raised around the inner end of the bearing, and is retained in in place by a nut or cap screwed upon the axle till it strikes against the wheel.",GB187600074A,1876,0 | |
"As regards more especially the transport of fresh provisions on board ship, to counteract the passing in of heat by the contact of the sea with the sides of the vessel and the contact of the outer air, and the radiation from the sun in the tropics, it is necessary to form around the bulk of the goods a sort of envelope which shall be energetically cooled, and even to introduce into the midst of the mass of goods cold surfaces to maintain the requisite low temperature for the perfect preservation of provisions. To ensure a systematic circulation of the uncongealable liquid, and to obtain a uniform exchange of heat at all parts of the surface of the apparatus, divisions formed of strips of wood for example, about 50 millimetres thick, are placed between the two cylinders. It is above all in respect to economy in original outlay, and small amount of space occupied in a vessel, that apparatus of the above kind is advantageous. It permits also of maintaining a circulation of liquid sufficiently cold to ensure the maintenance of the low temperature necessary for the proper preservation of provisions.",GB188001365A,1880,0 | |
"The object of our Invention is to produce all the marks by one operation or by one revolution or reciprocation of a roller, or of a part upon which the scribers or markers are fixed.",GB187502538A,1875,1 | |
Now the object of this invention is to produce an oscillatory movement of the hammer block so that as the hammer head meets the heated bar to be operated upon a drawing or pulling effect is produced at each blow instead of a crushing effect as in the ordinary arrangements of such apparatus.,GB189119359A,1891,0 | |
"""I will here remark, that the operation for reducing the decoction from the lichens to a smaller volume, that is to say, the separation of a part of the liquid from the substance capable of producing the tinctorial matter, bas for its object to decrease the cost of labour in working upon a larger quantity while producing the color and in the transit of the colour itself.""",GB184912593A,1849,1 | |
"Now this Invention obviates the necessity of having a workman to release the two front chains; and this is accomplished by substituting for the two front eyeholes, inverted snugs or pockets, and having special hooks to fit them attached to the two front chains when, under these conditions the loaded tray is lowered till it reaches the bottom of the hold or other place, it remains there, and the Crane lowering a little further, the chains are slackened, and the two front ones, by reason of the peculiar construction of their hooks and the arrangement of the snugs or pockets, automatically disengage from the Tray, their hooks falling away and clear of the snugs or pockets so that when the Crane lifts, the Tray is only suspended by the two back chains and is discharged as by present methods.",GB189724584A,1897,1 | |
"In charging a reverberatory furnace with iron or steel billets the common practice has generally been to place each billet singly, either directly on the furnace bottom by hand, or to use a long charging bar known as a peel, for the purpose. This method of charging is necessarily slow, the operations of the furnace are greatly delayed and the manual labour required for charging is heavy and expensive. With my improved method the number of men required for working the furnace is very much reduced, and the operating of the charging trough involves little or no manual labour, and consequently materially reduces the cost of working.",GB189914073A,1899,1 | |
"""My invention relates to spring tyres for the wheels of motor cars, cycles & wheeled vehicles generally, its object being to lessen the vibration caused by the roughness or unevenness of the roads.""",GB189625754A,1896,0 | |
The object of my invention being to economise the cost of labour and reduce the time hitherto required for compressing ensilage materials.,GB188301807A,1883,1 | |
"My Invention consists in employing elastic fabrics in combination with bitumen or bitumenous mastics or compositions, for the purpose of forming vessels of various kinds of regular and irregular shapes, and also covering or coating various articles and things for the purpose of protecting them, rendering them capable of resisting the action of moisture or atmospheric influence, as also for the purpose of rendering them more perfect non-conductors of electricity, as well as to render articles so coated subservient to other useful purposes. For the purpose of coating various articles with a waterproof covering or envelope, and also for the purpose of better insulating and preserving telegraph posts, I apply an envelope of elastic material in combination with bitumen, similarly applied and as before described. In like manner other articles and things may be coated or covered for the purpose of protecting them, rendering them capable of resisting the action of moisture and the injurious action of atmospheric influences by the combined use of the elastic fabric and bitumen or bitumenous compound, as before described. For the purpose of forming T-shaped junction pieces and other compound figures I employ the circular elastic or looped fabric before referred to either alone or in combination with sheets or webs of the same material and secure the overlappings or junctions of such pieces of material by the aid of wire binding or by means of sewing or stitching with wire, thread, or any other material, and each coating or envelope thus applied is dipped in a bath of, or otherwise coating with, liquid bitumen or bitumenous composition. For the purpose of giving the requisite final shape or finish of articles produced as described I form hollow moulds, which may be halved or otherwise divided, and secured together and be capable of giving the requisite pressure for that purpose. For the purpose of coating various articles with a waterproof covering or envelope, and also for the purpose of better insulating and preserving telegraph posts, I apply an envelope of elastic material in combination with bitumen, similarly applied and as before described. For the purpose of removing the superfluous bitumen from the sheet of material as it emerges from the bath or pan, and by which means also regularity and uniformity in the thickness of the pipe is ensured.",GB186200011A,1862,0 | |
"The object of my invention is to provide an apparatus for carrying out the above process in which the combination of parts and their mechanical action is simple and effective. The object of my invention is to provide an apparatus for carrying out the washing process, in which the combination of parts and their mechanical action afford a simple and effective means of separating even the smallest particles of coal from the heavier impurities. The water may be supplied to the pipe c through either or both ends d, or by means of branch pipes extending from this pipe up the sides of the tank a, the object being to deliver the water with sufficient pressure into the lower part of the tank a to surge up and float the coal or other material readily and so to promote its separation from the heavier impurities.",GB188615535A,1886,0 | |
"The leading object of all the manipulations which iron after it leaves the blast furnace undergoes as a preparation for its being rolled or hammered for the market, either as steel or wrought iron, is to free it from the superabundant carbon and the impurities referred to. The object of the present improvements is to so treat or prepare the cast iron as a preliminary to its being subjected to the puddling or other process that a much more perfect intermingling of the fluid iron and the oxygen, oxides, or other purifying agents or ingredients which it may be desired to apply to it may be obtained, and by accomplishing this I am enabled to greatly economize labor and fuel and to produce a more satisfactory wrought iron, puddled steel, or cast steel than has hitherto been practicable.",GB186903025A,1869,1 | |
"The object of this invention is to produce a sewing-machine for making the ordinary lock-stitch in which both threads can be used directly from a spool, ball or cop, thus saving the time usually required to wind up the shuttle thread upon a bobbin, and in which the necessary take-up can be accomplished without the provision of a separate device for the purpose; furthermore, to produce a sewing-machine for making the ordinary lock-stitch, in which both threads can be used directly from a spool, ball or cop, and in which the loop-taker is so arranged as to allow the loops of the needle-thread to pass through by or beyond the shaft of the loop-taker to enclose the shuttle-thread and in which the loop-taker is so formed as to serve as a take-up.",GB189203525A,1892,1 | |
"My said Invention relates to the construction of window blinds and screens, whereby economy of production and facility for changing the blind or material forming the screen are obtained.",GB186502699A,1865,1 | |
"This invention relates to certain improvements in picking machines such as are especially adapted for picking curled hair and it has for its object to provide a machine of this character of a very simple and comparatively inexpensive construction which shall be strong and durable and by means of which the hair may be rapidly picked from the rope and finished in a sheet form and thus adapted for use in upholstering. Supported in the frame and designed to carry the hair from the rollers 3 and 4 to the rollers 35 and 36 is a bed plate 52 which is curved downward between its ends, the object of which is to give a sufficient slack to the sheet of hair as it extends between the two pairs of rollers to prevent its being torn or broken as it is fed between the rollers 35 and 36, which as before stated, have an increased speed of rotation relatively to the feed rollers 3 and 4.",GB189901122A,1899,1 | |
The object of this invention is to obtain a perfectly watertight or steamtight joint without requiring the employment of skilled labour to fit said pipes.,GB189420027A,1894,1 | |
"My invention is intentionally and especially adapted for driving sewing machines, and others of a similar nature, by which great saving of time and labor is effected. My Invention has for its object the construction of a mechanical motive power in such a manner as to obtain direct equalised action from the main driving shaft, the equalising motion being conveyed by means of a novel apparatus in conjunction therewith, acting upon a rotary wheel or disc and in connection with the shaft before stated. Thereby superseding indirect and complicated methods such as those with drum, chain and spiral, which are costly and liable to get out of order, and become useless through breaking of the chain. And my Invention has for its object the simplification and arrangement of the mechanism so as to considerably lessen the cost of manufacturing the same.",GB188511192A,1885,1 | |
"The objects of this invention are | |
1. To provide targets or objects of aim more nearly resembling the objects a | |
soldier would see in actual warfare surrounded by apparently the ordinary landscape- | |
and more particularly adapted to miniature or indoor ranges. | |
2. To provide by what may be called the mantlet and butt portion of the apparatus | |
for the perfect protection of the marker. | |
3. To provide by the rovolving target record a complete check marker. | |
My invention has for its object to provide for rifle practice intended more particu- | |
larly for short or miniature ranges an improved target and apparatus_connected | |
therewith whereby objects closely resembling those aimed at in actual war are | |
provided and a record of the accuracy of the firing is obtained.",GB188920632A,1889,0 | |
"My improvements in the treatment of paraffin, scale and other crude paraffins, or mixture of paraffins of different melting points, consist in the treatment of the same by a process of partial distillation for the separation of the oil and the softer material from the paraffins of higher melting point. It is more direct, and requires less labour than any of the processes in ordinary use.",GB189218904A,1892,1 | |
"""This Invention has for its object improvements in swings, swing chairs, beds, cots, and other similar articles for nursery, house, or other use, and for recreation and other purposes, whereby the same are rendered self-acting or capable of maintaining the motion imparted to them for a considerable time without domestic or other superintendence.""",GB186203057A,1862,1 | |
"""This invention has for its object to provide a dust pan which will collect the dust swept into it more effectively than those at present in use, inasmuch as it will not allow the dust to penetrate beneath it, between the edge thereof and the floor."" | |
""My invention is in the nature of an improvement on my United States Patent, No. 389,921, dated September 25, 1888, and has for its object to produce a dust-pan which shall be serviceable and durable, of simple and inexpensive construction, which will, when in operation, rest upon the floor without being held in place by the hand or foot of the operator, that can be handled and moved about from place to place without stooping, the same being constructed on an improved plan, securing great economy in material and labour, and having increased strength, rigidity, and other advantages not embodied in any former Patents.""",GB189008044A,1890,1 | |
"This invention relates to those classes of large ewers and water jugs made in porcelain, earthenware or other similar material which by reason of their bulk and weight have hitherto been awkward and inconvenient to lift or handle and consists in constructing the same with two distinct and separate handles one placed below the other in order that the article may be manipulated by both hands of the user. In performing my invention I arrange that one handle shall be as near as possible to the centre of gravity and be for the use of the right hand and the other to serve as a guiding handle for the left hand. In this manner I construct a ewer or water jug capable of being lifted and operated with greater ease and comfort than heretofore.",GB188807738A,1888,0 | |
"""The object of this invention is to improve the ornamentation of pottery ware as it is being turned in a lathe after being dried and before firing.""",GB189302252A,1893,0 | |
"""My Invention relates more particularly to Steam pumping Engines and their | |
Valves and Condensers and feed water heaters used in connection therewith but is 1 | |
in part also capable of use with other Engines and apparatus to which it is or may | |
be applicable and has for its main object generally to increase the efficiency and | |
reduce the cost of production of pumping or other Engines and Valves for these and | |
for other purposes."" | |
""This part of the improvements has for its object to actuate the said valves by steam | |
instead of by mechanical means as described in the said Specification."" | |
""and my present improvements in this particular, which improvements have for their | |
principal object to render the valve box more compact cheaper and more efficient.""",GB188202848A,1882,1 | |
"The object of my invention is to produce a musical instrument occupying small floor space with greatly augmented tone of purer musical quality and greater durability. Also to provide a cast string plate or frame of such a construction and arrangement, that artificial strain of shrinkage in casting shall be relieved and thus avoid or overcome that tendency of the plate or frame to break during cooling and before or after the tension of the strings is added. In this connection it is my object to so construct and arrange the parts as that the vibrations of the strings and those of the sounding board are projected forwardly in the direction in which the sound should travel to the listeners.",GB189700326A,1897,0 | |
"My invention relates to improvements in and relating to material designed to be used in the treatment and purification of sewage and other impure waters, and has for its object the preparation of a compound or admixture of certain substances suitable for the treatinent of sewage and other impure waters, in order to effect the separation by precipitation of the impurities therein, and to effect the purification thereof. My invention relates to improvements in and relating to material for use in the treatment and purification of sewage and other impure waters, and has for its object the preparation of material for use in the treatment and purification of sewage and other impure waters.",GB189629288A,1896,0 | |
"The object of my Invention of improvements to a mangle is to combine in it the following properties and qualities; that is to say, excellence in its action and effects on goods, facility and dispatch. in its practical application, strength, simplicity, durability, and economy in its construction, elegance in its appearance, fitness or capability for several useful purposes besides that of mangling, and, lastly, portability, so far as it is consistent with the aforesaid properties and qualities.",GB180703045A,1807,0 | |
"The purpose of these beating webs is to break and scutch the flax, hemp, &c., it being presented to the beaters at one end of the machine, and travels slowly to the other end of the same, having thus been submitted to a rapid corrugating and scutching action, by which the non-fibrous parts of the flax, hemp, &c. are removed from the fibre, and delivered by the lower web at the back of the machine over the roller a'.",GB185501049A,1855,1 | |
"""This Invention relates to the kind of apparatus for ruling paper and the like, in which automatic mechanism is used for separating the sheets from a pile and feeding them to the tapes which carry them through the machine, whilst electricity is employed for rendering the ruling pens alternatively operative and inoperative as required, the object of the Invention being to improve and render more certain and satisfactory the action of the parts."" | |
""Our said Invention relates to the kind of apparatus for ruling paper and the like, in which automatic mechanism is used for separating the sheets from a pile, and feeding them to the tapes or other parts which carry them through the machine, whilst electricity is employed for rendering the ruling pens alternately operative and inoperative, as required, the object of our Invention being to improve and render more certain and satisfactory the action of the parts.""",GB187800015A,1878,1 | |
"My invention is designed for marking through the punctuations of a flexible stencil by a mechanical device on textile and other fabrics to be cut out and formed into garments, which has hitherto been performed by marking round the component parts of garments by means of paper patterns or by the use of a stencil. The stencil and fabric then pass under a stationary brush X, and over a grating K, next travelling beneath a second padded roller I, in the same line of route revolving in an opposite direction to that of roller C, and designed to wipe the stencil clean and fix the powder more firmly on the cloth.",GB188904270A,1889,1 | |
"The object of my Invention is the escaping and obviating the effect of the backwater by means of a peculiar constructed triangular wheel, with perpendicular paddles always remaining at right angles with the surface of the water, and forcing in a direct line with the course of the vessel.",GB185700671A,1857,0 | |
"This invention relates to that part of photographic apparatus of the hand camera | |
order, in which the plates are held, and which is termed the magazine, the object of | |
the invention being to so construct this magazine that the distance of the sensitive | |
plate from the objective shall be constant, the sensitive plates, after the picture is | |
taken, being returned to the magazine, instead of the plates being piled one on the | |
top of the other.",GB189906705A,1899,0 | |
My invention relates to improvements in velocipedes and has for its object to dispense with the pedals whereby these machines were hitherto driven by the rider's feet and to substitute therefor clockwork as motive power.,GB189115033A,1891,1 | |
Now the object of the present invention is by a simple and inexpensive contrivance to render a glass stopper sufficiently strong to resist ordinary wear and tear in corking and uncorking and also the pressure of aerated waters when in the bottle.,GB189600338A,1896,0 | |
"My Invention consists in constructing in the manner herein-after described dies or moulds and apparatus used in the manufacture of roofing, flooring, and other tiles, paving bricks, and quarries, whereby great economy in the manufacture of the articles enumerated is effected. My said Invention consists in producing by the use of the same die or mould and apparatus connected with it two streams of clay, and at the same time removing the ragged or uneven edges of the said streams of clay, or producing a series of double streams of clay by means of a compound die or mould and apparatus, as herein-after more particularly explained.",GB187602655A,1876,1 | |
"""This Invention relates to an improved arrangement or combination of parts of condensers of the annular type used for obtaining fresh water from salt water by the condensation of steam obtained from salt water, and has for its object the obtaining of an increased cooling surface and a simple arrangement of parts that can be easily taken to pieces for cleaning.""",GB187802934A,1878,0 | |
"The object of this invention is to provide a cement or plastic material which will constitute an effective connecting or adherent medium between all kinds of smooth dense or porous bodies, and especially for use for covering walls of residences and buildings with glass.",GB189822997A,1898,0 | |
"To manufacture electro-deposited wire I cut or form a spiral or screw-like thread upon the surface of a mould or mandrel and deposit the metal thereon, or in the spiral or screw-like spaces thus formed my object being to simplify the process of manufacture by obtaining a long length of wire intact, by one deposition in place of augmenting it by subsequent depositions as hitherto generally practised.",GB189107960A,1891,1 | |
"This invention has for its object certain improvements in what is known as the stop cylinder printing machine, by a novel combination of parts so arranged that each sheet of paper, or the like, after passing through the machine, is delivered into or on a receptacle, afterwards called a delivery board, without the use of flyer or fan, and thus prevents the marking or smearing of sheets, which hitherto has been a defect, and at the same time lessens the cost of production. And also to arrange two or more brakes, (preferably two), to act on the brake wheel of the impression cylinder, and connect them together in such a manner, that when in operation, they will give equal pressure on the brake wheel of the impression cylinder, so as to prevent uneven wear of bearing, and to reduce the hitherto variable pressure of the brake caused by the raising or lowering of the cylinder, and reduce the extraordinary friction caused by using one brake alone. Our object is also attained by running the sheet to within a short distance f its destination, and the tapes or delivery mechanism retaining hold of the latter portion until the cylinder and delivery mechanism starts again, the motion used for reciprocating the bearing portion being disconnected and the said bearing portion being fixed in any desired position, according to the size of sheet being delivered.",GB189707364A,1897,1 | |
The object of the present invention is to produce the necessary adhesion without sensible reaction at the bearings. The object of the present invention is to produce the necessary adherence or frictional contact or connection between the pulleys or cylinders and to abolish all frictional resistance in the bearings. The central cylinder is fitted with a compressible covering pressed between two blocks 52 and 53 by means of a screw and nut 54. The object of the said covering is to force away the pulleys 50 and 51 from the centre of the system and to press the same against the interior wall of the cylinder 48.,GB189317431A,1893,0 | |
"This invention relates to improvements in machinery for smoothing, pressing, and giving a finish to woollen, cotton, linen, and other woven or felted fabrics, the object being to apply the pressure to such goods in a more efficient manner than heretofore.",GB188711187A,1887,0 | |
"The object of this Invention is automatically to receive and deliver in an efficient and safe manner mail bags and packages on railways into and from a carriage or carriages while in motion. To this end a scoop is arranged to swing on a vertical axis within or through an opening made in the side of the carriage, so that when set to a working position it stands obliquely to the side thereof and operates in connection with suitable devices for suspending the bags or packages to be received and delivered in such manner that the receiving of the one bag or package by the interior of the scoop catching and guiding it into the carriage is or may be made to effect the delivery of another bag or package from the carriage.",GB186803649A,1868,1 | |
My invention has for its object an improved machine for winding lace blocking ribbon and for other such like purposes by which I am enabled to wind lace upon the cards with rapidity and ease and by a slight alteration of the machine it is equally applicable for blocking ribbon and other purposes and thereby much time and labour is saved especially at such times as stock-taking when large quantities of lace ribbon and other materials have to be rewound after having been measured.,GB188716958A,1887,1 | |
"This invention relates to improvements in the art of tanning leather, and in the construction of tan yards for that purpose, by which much time and labour will be saved, and the article produced at a much cheaper rate than by any of the modes now in use. The present invention is directed mainly to overcoming these defects.",GB179001763A,1790,1 | |
"My invention relates to improvements in billiard cue tops, and has for its object to remove the inconvenience experienced by players when the top comes off suddenly whilst engaged in playing a game of billiards, which compels the said players to put away the cue with which they may probably have been accustomed to play and the loss of which may in some cases cause them to loose the game. According to my invention no chalk or other similar substances is required to smear to cue tops in order to prevent them from slipping off the ball and to cause them on the contrary to act upon and hence push the saine.",GB188912821A,1889,0 | |
"""And our improved process has for its object the dispensing with the necessity for the repreparation by the filling or other preparing machine of the fibres separated from the ""tufts"" by the cards first operating thereon, so as to prevent the loss and waste above referred to and secure longer and more even drafts of fibre with a smaller per centage of noil; and we accomplish this object by dispensing with cylinders covered and entirely. with card teeth, and substituting cylinders with rows of comb or card teeth in sheets of suitable fineness placed parallel to the axis of the cylinders, and with spaces between cach row or sheet of teeth left entirely blank or free from pins or teeth, so that the fibres removed from the tufts by such cylinders can be detached from them and placed directly into the ""books"" to be further operated upon.""",GB187400821A,1874,1 | |
My invention consists in the construction and means of fixing hat and other pegs for the purpose of increasing the strength and durability while being simple in fixing and unfixing the same and is carried out in the manner hereinafter described reference being bad to the accompanying drawings in all the Figures of which the same part is indicated by like letters of reference.,GB188910426A,1889,0 | |
"The objects of this improvement are, firstly, to get a more certain foundation where piles are used for that purpose; secondly, a great saving of time, labour, and power in driving.",GB186701460A,1867,1 | |
"This Invention has reference to and comprises Improvements in the construction, or the arrangement and combination of the parts of apparatus for the generation and storage of Acetylene Gas, by which these operations are carried on with regularity and case and the generation automatically stopped when consumption ceases.",GB189621351A,1896,0 | |
"My improved safety valve, has for its object, the assisting of an ordinary safety valve, or a compound safety valve, so as to cause them to be quicker in their action.",GB189322373A,1893,0 | |
"This Invention has for its object the carbonizing or destroying cotton and other vegetable fibre or material contained in mixed fabrics, and the separation and extraction of the wool therefrom more expeditiously than has hitherto been done by means of certain apparatus constructed as herein mentioned, and which apparatus is also applicable for drying rags, flocks, and other materials.",GB186702803A,1867,1 | |
"This invention relates to the use of chromium fluoride, chromiumoxifluoride, and the double salts of chromium fluoride hereinafter mentioned, in the place of the chromium preparations now used in the dyeing and printing of fabrics, that is to say, in the place of chromium chloride, chromium sulphate, chromium rhodanates, copper chromate, chromium chlorate, the alkali chromates and bichromates, but in particular they are intended to replace chromium acetate, and chromium nitrate in printing fabrics, and chrome-alum, potassium chromate, sodium chromate, potassium bichromate, and sodium bichromate, and chromic acid in wool dyeing.",GB188717586A,1887,0 | |
"The object of my invention is to cheapen the construction of dwarf window blinds or screens, and at the same time to produce such blinds or screens of an ornamental and substantial character.",GB188810359A,1888,0 | |
"The object of the ratchet and spring paul is to place the steam | |
whistle under the controul of the driver, independently of the rest of the | |
apparatus; it enables him to open or close the plug by pulling on-the. chain.",GB185601341A,1856,0 | |
the object of the different slots being to enable the clip to be fixed on different sized bars or tubes.,GB189612050A,1896,0 | |
"This Invention has for its object, firstly, economy of labour in sinking the die or mould from the solid block by avoiding to a great extent the initiatory process of rough cutting, and also the saving in wear of the finished dies in the following manner:-I heat the block in which the die or mould is to be sunk and then lay upon the die surface a blank or shape in metal of about the form which the die or mould is intended to produce, or a spoon, or fork, or other article the design of which it is desired to reproduce, and placing upon this blank if necessary a suitable top die. Secondly, my Invention refers to improvements in constructing dies or moulds so that varied ornamental devices, crests, monograms, or diversified designs may be introduced if desired into each separate stamping or casting; and to illustrate this I will take the case of a die for stamping spoons intended to be finished with a crest embossed or in relief upon the handle, to produce which by the ordinary mode would necessitate a fresh pair of dies for every new design or crest.",GB186602438A,1866,1 | |
"According to the present arrangement of Moser's machine the fabric to be raised issues from the machine at the same point where it enters the machine which in practice is found very objectionable, and the object of one part of our invention is to remedy that defect by a new arrangement of mechanism. To prevent such unnecessary labor is the object of our invention and this we accomplish by carrying the fabric from the roller G under additional guide rollers N and N¹ over drawing roller P, and under nipping roller R, at which point two or other number of ""whisks"" S are rotating on both sides of the fabric for the purpose of lifting and straightening the pile which was disturbed by the roller G.",GB188604173A,1886,1 | |
"This invention relates to implements for cultivating land, and essentially to an improved implement which is adapted for hoeing, grubbing or cultivating, ridging and seed covering and for other agricultural or horticultural purposes, and which is designed to be worked by animal power.",GB188811509A,1888,0 | |
"My invention relates to Carding-Engines, so called, and has for its object and purpose the equalization of the stock upon the cylinder of the carding engine in such a way, as to obviate the evil effects and disadvantages arising from uneven feeding.",GB188512145A,1885,0 | |
"My invention relates to a method of and appliances for dealing with the smoke generated in household or other grates or fire places, and for carrying away the vitiated air or other noxious gases, in a simple and efficient manner, and for bringing into the apartments or building if desired, warm or fresh air or any gas conducive to health.",GB188500609A,1885,0 | |
"This Invention has for its object the construction of a machine to draw out and straighten the fibres of silk, flax, hemp, jute, or other fibrous substances. | |
This Invention has for its object the construction of a machine to draw out and straighten the fibres of silk, flax, hemp, jute, or other fibrous substances.",GB187202533A,1872,1 | |
"Another improvement consists of applying stops on the bolt, so as to prevent the punch or upper die or dies of such machines from descending below the point actually required for making the cut. The plate e' is raised by a spring connected with the screw with an eye, shewn at i. It will be seen that the end of the rod b is supported by a shelf j, and the back of the shelf forms the guage for the length to be cut off; this instrument is affixed to the moving cutter, and therefore goes with it, the object being to give support to the end of the rod, by which the cut will be made more true, and it is the thus supporting of the end of the rod and the support moving with the cutter which constitutes the novelty of this part of my Invention. Another improvement in buffers is shewn at No. VII. The object of this improvement is to prevent the sudden recoil of a buffer when it has been struck up with violence.",GB184812327A,1848,0 | |
"Now the object of my Invention is to manufacture such cloths in such a manner as to dispense with sewing along its length avoiding all clumsiness of seams, insuring increased and uniform strength, and reducing the cost.",GB188401318A,1884,1 | |
"Thus, as will be seen from the foregoing description, my improved envelope machine is designed to receive the blanks in one part and the tube for bands in another part thereof, and to manufacture and deliver, completed, the bunches of envelopes banded ready for packing in boxes for shipment. This result being accomplished automatically, relieves the operator of the greater part of the labor heretofore required in attending an envelope machine, thereby effecting an important economy in the envelope manufacture.",GB188605517A,1886,1 | |
This Invention has for its object improvements in the manufacture of lace in twist lace machines.,GB187001911A,1870,0 | |
"My objects are (1) to reduce the consumption of energy usual in this class (2) to greatly reduce or altogether dispense with the large permanent torque or starting force hitherto found necessary (3) to render negligible the friction of the commutator at the same time increasing its reliability, (4) to reduce the wear on the pivots, or to allow of finer pivots being used, (5) where permanent magnets are used for the brake, to vary their force within the limits of their elasticity so as to correct slight errors of the meter at high loads, or to correct fluid friction error and so increase the range of the meter (6) to construct the armature in such a way that a large number of turns, say from ten to twenty thousand or more, may be wound upon it with little cost. My objects are (1) to reduce the consumption of energy usual in this class (2) to greatly reduce or altogether dispense with the large permanent torque or starting force hitherto found necessary (3) to render negligible the friction of the commutator, and at the same time increasing its reliability: (4) where permanent magnets are used for the brake, to vary their force within the limits of their magnetic elasticity, so as to correct slight errors of the meter at high loads, or to correct fluid friction error and so increase the range of the meter: (5) to construct the armature in such a way that a large number of turns, say from ten to twenty thousand or more, may be wound upon it with little cost.",GB189815972A,1898,1 | |
"The purpose for which this said hook, pin head, or point, is used, is to draw the cotton thro: the picotted loops (as shewn in Fig. 7) which are made in the process of tatting, and thereby preventing the necessity of putting the shuttle out of the operators hands, while the said operator picks up a pin, or crochet hook, for the purpose of drawing cotton thro picotted loops made.",GB189200884A,1892,1 | |
"Our Invention of ""Improvements in Couplings for Propelling Shafts of Ships or Vessels"" has for its object to construct and arrange couplings in such a manner that should the shafting from any cause get out of a straight line, there will not be any undue strain or wear and tear on the bearings.",GB186301556A,1863,0 | |
"The object of said invention is to provide mechanism which will act automatically to stop the loom when the filling-thread in any one of the multiple of shuttles breaks, or runs nearly out, or when one or more of the warp threads break. The present invention for overcoming this difficulty consists briefly, of a clutch operated by an electro-magnet to ship the driving belt and stop the loom when the filling-thread breaks or is nearly exhausted in any one of the shuttles, or when a warp thread breaks; the electrical circuit being completed through the shuttle in either case.",GB188808989A,1888,1 | |
"The object of my Invention is to avoid this labour and expense, which I effect by the following method of jointing such pieces:-",GB187301810A,1873,1 | |
"""The object of our Invention is to economize the expence of the steanı engine and men, and also to render the turning movement dependent only on those for whose recreation our machine is adapted."".""The object of our Invention is to economize the expence of the steam engine in one case, or the men in the others, by rendering the rotatory or turning movement dependent on those for whose recreation our Invention is adapted, and it will be evident that the machine, the subject of this Invention, will form a desirable means of recreation in places of public amusement, in schools, and even in private dwellings."".""Our roundabout, on the contrary, is not so worked or constructed, the object being to cant one part or end downwards towards the earth or floor, while the opposite end or corresponding part is proportionately elevated in the air, and we effect this in the manner herein-after described and shown.""",GB186503271A,1865,1 | |
"My invention relates more particularly to the fastenings or buckles for waist belts known as metal or rigid belts, and has for its object a secure fastening when in use, and an adjustable fixing when not in use.",GB189300219A,1893,0 | |
"My invention consists in the use of a special assemblage of parts constituting the whole apparatus or apparatuses by which I succeed in preventing the action of oxidation of animal and vegetable substances and thus preserve their freshness, and also prevent the contact of the atmosphere with alcoholic and effervescent liquors. | |
My invention consists in the use of a special assemblage of parts constituting the whole apparatus or apparatuses by which I succeed in neutralising the action of oxidation by (the oxygen in) the air or entirely prevent the contact of the atmosphere with the animal or vegetable food substances or liquors.",GB188416565A,1884,0 | |
"Now the object of the present invention is to provide barrel root cutters with means for automatically lifting or stirring, at frequent intervals, the roots in the hopper, so that they will never become jammed, and no hand shifting by the attendant will be necessary to prevent choking,",GB189507868A,1895,1 | |
"To obviate this difficulty we carry one flexible cord A through the imitation candle B by means of an inner tube E in the centre to the lampholder D from which point we distribute the cord underneath the shades to the connections between the different lamps in series, these being made at the top of the candle instead of from below.",GB189907776A,1899,0 | |
The object of my Invention is to provide a machine for cutting rags ropes and other materials into pieces of any desired size in a rapid and efficient manner.,GB188613722A,1886,1 | |
"This invention relating to the coupling of railway and other waggons, carriages or the like, has for its object to provide apparatus by which the carriages (which term is hereinafter used in its widest capacity as including other suitable vehicles) may be automatically coupled upon coming together. The invention also provides for the uncoupling of the same from alongside the carriages thereby avoiding the necessity for a man to go between them or to carry any instrument to be used for either coupling or uncoupling purposes. | |
This invention relating to the coupling of railway and other waggons, carriages or the like, has for its object to provide apparatus by which the waggons (which term is hereinafter used in its widest capacity as including other suitable vehicles) may be automatically coupled upon coming together. The invention also provides for the uncoupling of the same from alongside the waggons thereby avoiding the necessity for a man to go between them or to carry any instrument to be used for either coupling or uncoupling purposes.",GB189603915A,1896,1 | |
The object of the puzzle or game is to so arrange the discs or counters that each diagonal line in each cross may count the same total.,GB189814155A,1898,0 | |
"The object of the present Specification is to describe with the aid of the annexed Drawings and to claim certain improvements on the system of shaping, dressing, and finishing hats described in a previous Patent, dated 3rd April 1878, No. 1312. It is required, as before mentioned, to dispense with the greater part of the fatigue caused by the strong elastic pressure which should be produced by the hand of the workman.",GB188001670A,1880,1 | |
The object aimed at is to break or cut the emery or other material into fine pieces without pulverizing it or reducing it to dust.,GB185801038A,1858,0 | |
"To prevent the possibility of air bubbles arising from either cause above mentioned I apply a means of compensation whereby the pressure within the bowl is equalized, and which I apply thereto either internally or externally of the compass bowl or chamber containing the fluid.",GB186601627A,1866,0 | |