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    • 2. 发明专利
    • Improvements relating to sliding clasp fasteners
    • GB425118A
    • 1935-03-05
    • GB2459933
    • 1933-09-05
    • CHARLES JOHN CRAWFORDTHOMAS BATEMAN POWELL
    • A44B19/26
    • 425,118. Sliding -clasp fastenings. CRAWFORD, K. M., (Representative of CRAWFORD, C. J.), 88, Jamaica Road, Bermondsey, London, and POWELL, T. B., Winterholm, Weston Green Road, Thames Ditton, Surrey. Sept. 5, 1933, No. 24599. [Class 44] For a sliding-clasp fastener of the kind in which the elements are interlocked by rotating about axes parallel to the stringers, the slider has guide channels in its rear plate to accommodate ribs on the stringers and has front retaining members adapted to lie flat against the front faces of the stringers, but leaving a longitudinal medial opening to allow for the rocking movement of the elements during the interlocking action. Figs. 6 and 2 show the slider in longitudinal and transverse section and Fig. 3 is a sectional plan showing the front retaining members 7, 8 with the space 11 therebetween to allow the twisting of the elements during their engagement and with the shaped ends 29 to press down on the necks of the elements to complete the engagement. The stringers are guided by the members 7, 8 which lie substantially flat on the top thereof and by the ribs on the underside of the stringers entering the grooves 2, 3 on the rear plate 1. The retaining members 7, 8 are each formed with a cam edge 10 to depress the elements before they reach the lifting cam 9 on the rear plate 1. The pull tab is arranged to act as near to the plane of engagement as possible by being of fork form with the lugs retained in slots 14 provided by arms 15 slightly spaced above the retaining members 7, 8. The slider is made from a blank of the shape shown in Fig. 7 by bending the front retaining members 7, 8 to lie beneath the arms 15, bending up the rear plate 1 and securing the parts by a rivet 20 and spacing thimble 22. The front retaining members 7, 8 are joined by a bridge 21 and an arched bridge 18 spaces the arms 15. The entrances to the wide end of the slider are formed with guide grooves by notching and bending up the blank as indicated at 23, Fig. 7, to provide the inside walls of the grooves while bent-up edges 25 of a separate piece 24, Fig. 5, form the outer walls of the grooves. A spring tongue 16 as described in Specification 425,840 may be fitted to the slider. Specification 333,267, [Class 44], also is referred to.
    • 3. 发明专利
    • An apparatus for locking the gear lever of a motor car to prevent theft or unauthorized removal when left unattended
    • GB348681A
    • 1931-05-12
    • GB470630
    • 1930-02-12
    • JOHN CRAWFORDWILLIAM CRAWFORD JR
    • B60R25/00
    • 348,681. Lockable gear control levers. CRAWFORD, J. and CRAWFORD, W., 69H, Mabel Street, Motherwell, Lanarkshire. Feb. 12, 1930, No. 4706. [Class 79 (iii).] Apparatus for locking the gear control lever of a motor vehicle is carried by a plate or part secured under the gear box cover so that it cannot be detached without removing the cover, in which case the lever will be removed also, leaving the gear box out of control. A plate A, secured between the gear box C and its cover D in which the control lever B is pivotally mounted, is formed with ears or lugs E to which are pivoted, by means of rivets &c. L, extensions G of an elongated boxlike member F surrounding the control lever. In normal use, the lever moves longitudinally in the box and rocks the box about the pivots L when moved laterally, play being provided for this purpose. In order to lock the lever against longitundial movement, a U-shaped member J is passed through holes H in the box and padlocked in position, thereby retaining the lever in neutral; or the lever may be retained in either end, gear engaged, position by means of a single bar on one side thereof padlocked in position. The box may be replaced by a pair of separate or connected sideplates similarly hinged to the ears E and apertured to receive the locking member.
    • 7. 发明专利
    • Machinery for Affixing Paper or other Bands to Articles.
    • GB190825091A
    • 1909-11-11
    • GB190825091D
    • 1908-11-21
    • COATS LTD J & PJOHN CRAWFORD MACALESTER
    • 25,091. Coats, J. & P., and Macalester, J. C. Nov. 21. Feeding sheets.-Relates to a machine for affix ing paper or like bands to balls of yarn, thread, &c. The balls are fed on a band to a position opposite the band or sheet feeding device which comprises an oscillating suction box 1, Fig. 1, connected to an air-pump, and co-operating with the band receptacle 4 which is oscillated by cams 6, 7. The suction box deposits the sheet in a guide comprising plates 20, 26, Fig. 10. The plate 20 has .pins 24 adapted to enter notches in the suction box and is normally spring-held towards the ball. The plate 26 is formed with a ledge 27 and is spring-held away from the ball. The band falls on to the ledge 27, the pins 24 separate it from the suction box, and the projection 32 on the plate 20 carries the plate 26 towards the ball. A beater plate 48 pivotally carried at 49 on the plate 26 is raised by a toggle 50 on the return movement, but, when the guide is moving towards the ball, it falls and straightens the band X. Spring blades 77, Fig. 27, mounted on a socket nip the ball Y and with it the end x of the band X. The shaft carrying the arms is rotated by a rack-andpinion mechanism to carry the ball round and thus enclose it in the band.