US128661A

US128661A - Improvement in sash-holders

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Publication number: US128661A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1872-07-02
Anticipated expiration: 1889-07-02

Description

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Improvement in Sash-Holders.

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IMPROVEMENT IN SASH-HOLDERS.

Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 128,661, dated July 2, 1872.

To all whom it may concern:

Be 'it known that I, JACOB G. Ronin, of Binghamton, county of Broome, State of New York, have invented certain new and useful and 6 are detached views ofthe devices.

Similar letters of reference denote correspondin g parts in all the figures.

The invention relates to that class of sashlocks in which a cam is employed to support the sash at any desired elevation by forcing it (the sash) against one side of the windowframe, thus holding it by friction, and in which the sash is also secured when closed by means of a locking-dog operated by the cam, and engaging with a corresponding shoulder formed in the sash. The invention consists in a new construction and arrangement of parts, which will be hereinafterV fully explained.

In the drawing, A is a semi-cylindrical shell or case provided with ears a, by which the device may be secured in a mortise cut in the window-frame. In Figs. 1 and 2 one side of. this shell is removed for the purposeof better showing the arrangement and relation of parts. B is the cam, which may be of any usual or approved outline or configuration, and is provided with a friction-plug, D, of rubber or other elastic material. This plug is cylindrical in form, and is supported in a radial recess, as shown in dotted lines in Figs. 1, 2, and 6. The outer end of plug D projects beyond the peripheryof the cam, and is intended to engage withv the inner face of the window-frame and cause the cam to bite with certainty, thus preventing all slipping. Gis the cam-lever. e c is the axle of the cam, the outer ends being journaled in perforations a3 in shell A, the central portion fitting in a groove or seat, a2, formed for its reception in the inner face of the shell. (See Fig. 4.) E is the locking-dog. (See Fig. 5.) This dog is pivoted centrally to the inside of onewall of the shell by pivot d, which enters perforations a1 in such manner that it the dog) can vibrate freely when actuated 1n a manner and for a purpose which will soon be described. g is a pin or spur projecting from one of the vertical faces or ends of cam B in such position that it shall, when the parts are in place for operation, enter a slot or notch, f, in dog E. F, Fig. 3, is a recess cut in the side of the sash, and usually lined with a metal socket piece, as indicated in the drawing. The position of the section of sash shown is the reverse of that which it occupies in the window; but it was more convenient to show it in this way, as otherwise the pin f would interfere with properly showing the lower shoulder of the recess.

When the window is closedthc parts are arranged as in Fig. 1, with the greater radiuses of the cam thrust forward into the recess F by the weight of lever G. As the cam thus rotates upon axlevc c the pin g strikes the lowerjaw of the slot f, vibrating dog E about pivot d, thrusting out the lower end of the dog above the square shoulder at the lower end of recess F, and locking vthe window so that it cannot be opened.

In order to raise the sash I move lever C up, as in Fig. 2, when pin g strikes against the upper jaw of notch f and withdraws the dog. If, now, the sash be raised until recess F is above the cam, said sash may be held at any desired point, as will be readily understood Without further explanation.

In order to put the lock together I first put the'dog E in place, with its pin d` resting in perforation al, and then slip the cam in place, whenV it will be found that none of the parts can be readily displaced, even when the sash is removed; but when the sash is in the lock cannot, by any possibility, become deranged.

To adapt my lock for the upper sash it is necessary to so arrange the pivot of dog E relative to pin g that the upper end of said dog shall be thrown out when it is desired to lock provided with the pivot d, and notch f, conthe sash up. structed and arranged for joint operation, as

Having now described my invention, what described. I claim as new, and desire to secure by Letters JACOB C. ROBIE. Patent, is- Witnesses:

The combination of the shell A, the cam B S. W. ROGERS,

provided with pin g, and the locking-dog E GEO. M. RIOKS.