US119879A - Improvement in percussion-cap carriers - Google Patents
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- the device consists of a thin platedisk, a., mounted upon a center-pin or axis, b, between two metallic strips, c, united together at their ends by cross-pins d, and which constitute the frame.
- a leather disk On one or both sides of' this plate-disk I place a leather disk so as to be turned upon the axis with the middle disk.
- These leather disks are formed of a series'of radial sections, c, and near their circumference are provided with annular recesses, n, located at the junction between each radial section e, for the purpose of receiving and holding caps so that their open ends will be outward and in position to be iitted upon the nipple.
- each section e At the circumference of the radially-divided disk an open space, i, is left at the junction of each section e to allow the cap to be withdrawn from its. seat, and for this purpose each section or part of the holding' socket n must be free to be spread open to allow the cap to be drawn radially from its clamped seat.
- the depth of these cap-seats n should be equal to the length of the cap, so as to prevent the latter from protruding and catching into the clothes.
- These cap-holders e are secured between two metal disks, f, simply to hold them against the central disk a and between the side strips c.
- cap-supply disk composed of leather ⁇ sections which yield to open the cap-seat a and close of their own force; but it is obvious that the cap-seats or sockets may be formed in a series of spring'- arms secured to a hub. It is also obvious that the caps may be arranged in a double as well as single rows, so long as their open ends may be itted upon the nipple and then drawn from its seat.
- the cap-supply disks are arranged to turn upon their axis to allow the circle of the caps to be complete and used without hindrance from the side frames.
- One pair of arms of this frame may be provided each with a cleaningpin, g h, secured in slotted sockets j, so as to be moved in and out as required by thumbknobs l, whenever it may be necessary to use either one or the other for cleaning' the nipple or removing' an exploded capl from the joint.
- These attachments are very useful in connection with the capper, and render the device very convenient for sportsmens use.
- the central disk be made of metal or some rigid material, so as to resist the pressure of the operators hand in the act of applying a cap to the nipple, and that the cap-seats should be of a depth equal to or greater than the length of the caps to be used, in order to form a good hold for the latter, and thus obviate the necessity of providing an outer retaining-disk or cover to prevent the dropping or loss of the caps and their catching into the clothes. It is also of advantage that the retaining-arms or sections e be held close to or against the disk a, which effect is obtained by the outer confiningdisk.
- the device may be suspended to a button or carried in the pocket, and the cap-cells may be readily refilled when empty by simply inserting the caps therein from the side.
- cap-holders of leather are cheap and suitable for the purpose, in which case each section must have sufficient play between the others to allow the cap to be withdrawn from its seat.
- a cap-supplying device for sportsmens use consisting of a series of cellular spring cap-seats, a, arranged in a row or rows on one or both sides of and against a rigid disk, a, and in positions, as shown, to be readily applied to the nipple oi' the arm, essentially as described.
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Description
Patented Oct 10,1871.
RICHARD PAULSON.
Improvement in Percussion Cap Carriers.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
IMPROVEMENT IN PERCUSSION-CAP CARRIERS.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 119,879, dated October 10, 1871.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, RICHARD PAULsoN, of the city of Washington, in the District of Columbia, have invented a new and useful Improvement, being a Sportsmans Capping and Cleaning Implement, of which the following is a specification In the accompanying drawing, Figure l represents a side elevation of a sportsmans device embracing my invention. Fig. 2 represents au edge view; and Fig. 3,a vertical section of the same.
The device consists of a thin platedisk, a., mounted upon a center-pin or axis, b, between two metallic strips, c, united together at their ends by cross-pins d, and which constitute the frame. On one or both sides of' this plate-disk I place a leather disk so as to be turned upon the axis with the middle disk. These leather disks are formed of a series'of radial sections, c, and near their circumference are provided with annular recesses, n, located at the junction between each radial section e, for the purpose of receiving and holding caps so that their open ends will be outward and in position to be iitted upon the nipple. At the circumference of the radially-divided disk an open space, i, is left at the junction of each section e to allow the cap to be withdrawn from its. seat, and for this purpose each section or part of the holding' socket n must be free to be spread open to allow the cap to be drawn radially from its clamped seat. The depth of these cap-seats n should be equal to the length of the cap, so as to prevent the latter from protruding and catching into the clothes. These cap-holders e are secured between two metal disks, f, simply to hold them against the central disk a and between the side strips c.
I have represented and described a cap-supply disk composed of leather` sections which yield to open the cap-seat a and close of their own force; but it is obvious that the cap-seats or sockets may be formed in a series of spring'- arms secured to a hub. It is also obvious that the caps may be arranged in a double as well as single rows, so long as their open ends may be itted upon the nipple and then drawn from its seat. The cap-supply disks are arranged to turn upon their axis to allow the circle of the caps to be complete and used without hindrance from the side frames. One pair of arms of this frame may be provided each with a cleaningpin, g h, secured in slotted sockets j, so as to be moved in and out as required by thumbknobs l, whenever it may be necessary to use either one or the other for cleaning' the nipple or removing' an exploded capl from the joint. These attachments are very useful in connection with the capper, and render the device very convenient for sportsmens use.
It should be observed that it is important that the central disk be made of metal or some rigid material, so as to resist the pressure of the operators hand in the act of applying a cap to the nipple, and that the cap-seats should be of a depth equal to or greater than the length of the caps to be used, in order to form a good hold for the latter, and thus obviate the necessity of providing an outer retaining-disk or cover to prevent the dropping or loss of the caps and their catching into the clothes. It is also of advantage that the retaining-arms or sections e be held close to or against the disk a, which effect is obtained by the outer confiningdisk.
The device may be suspended to a button or carried in the pocket, and the cap-cells may be readily refilled when empty by simply inserting the caps therein from the side.
I prefer to make the cap-holders of leather as being' cheap and suitable for the purpose, in which case each section must have sufficient play between the others to allow the cap to be withdrawn from its seat.
Having described my invention, I claim- 1. A cap-supplying device for sportsmens use, consisting of a series of cellular spring cap-seats, a, arranged in a row or rows on one or both sides of and against a rigid disk, a, and in positions, as shown, to be readily applied to the nipple oi' the arm, essentially as described.
2. The radial section c of the cap-seats, having a depth equal to or greater than the length of the caps, and held in ri gid contact against a metal plate which forms the backs of the seats,
so that the latter will enclose them and shield 4. The arrangement and combination of the the caps and prevent their dropping out or cleaning-pins with the arms of the frame and loss, and the necessity for outside covers, as de the cap-holder, as described.
scribed. RICHARD PAULSON.
3. The sectional disks or springarms secured between a rigid central disk-plate, a, and two Witnesses:
outer disks,f, and supported between side arms A. E. H. JOHNSON,
c upon an axis to allow the cap-carriers to turn J. W. HAMTLTON JOHNSON, (55) thereon, as described.
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