US62645A

US62645A - Adam leigh

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Publication number: US62645A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1867-03-05
Anticipated expiration: 1884-03-05

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ADAM LEICHT, 0F BROOKLYN, NEWr YORK.

Letters Patent No. 62,645, elated March 5, 1867.

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Bc it known that I, ADAM LEICH, of Brooklyn, in the county of Kings, and State of New York, have invented a new and improved Burglar-Proof Lock; and I do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and exact description thereof, which will enable others skilled in the artl to make and use the same, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, forming part of this specification, in which- Figure 1 is an internal view of a lock with my improvement applied to it.

Figure 2, a transverse vertical section of the same, taken in the line rc a, iig. 1.

Similar letters of reference indicate like parts.

This invention consists in applying three checks to the bolt of the lock in such a manner that the whole three of the checks vwill require to be operated upon by the key at thc same time, and held in a position free freni the bolt while the bolt is moved by the key. The invention also consists in combining with the three checks, aforesaid, a partition plate, so arranged as to prevent the bolt and cheeks being operated upon except by a proper key. l v

A represents' the case of the lock, which may be constructed 1n the usual or any proper manner, and B is the bolt, so arranged as to slide freely when set free and acted upon by a proper key. In the upper edge of the holt B there are made, at equal distances apart, three notches, a a a", all of which are shown in iig. 1; and 0 is a catch or check composed of a plate, bent or curved down at one end, as shown atc, to form a lip to catch into the notches a e a, and having its other end iittcd loosely on a pin., d; a spring, e, being attached to the plate to cause the lip c to engage with said notches, as will hefully understood by referring to fig. 1. The plate b has a bar, .1), attached to it, the form of which is shown clearly in iig. 1, and this bar D extends down over or in front cfa partition plate, E, secured in the lock, and covering the bolt I3, said plate'being between the bolt and the outside'key-holcfof the lock.v Within the lock, and in line with the outside key-hole f, thercare placed a series of wards, g, which will admit of Ythe entrance of a proper key only; the other keyhole which admits of the insertion of the key at the inside of the door, does not, of course, require any wards. On one side of the bolt B there is placed a 'catch or check, F, which is composed of a Hat plate iittcd at one end on a pin, z',and having an oblong slot, j, made in it, with the notches k 7c in its upper side, as shown bythe dotted lincsing. 1, The pin is attached to the leek-case A, and passes through an oblong slot, [,lin the slide-bolt, also shown by dotted lines in iig. 1. AThe slide-bolt has a pin,m, projecting laterally from it, which extends through the slot j, and the plate F has a spring, n, pressing or hearing upon it, by which the pin m is made to engage with either of the notches 7e ic of slotj. G is a catch or check, which is placed at the opposite side of the bolt between the latter and the inner side of the lock-case. This catch or cheek works on a. pin, n, and it has three notches, o ol o, made in its under side to receive a pimp, on the bolt. These three different checks, it willbe seen, require to be all lacte'dnpon at the same time by the key in order that the bolt may be liberated, and as the partition plate- E is -interposed between the catch or check F, and the bar l) of the catch or check C, and the outer key-hole f provided with wards, g, it will be seen that the lock is rendered extremely intricate to piek.

I am aware that catches or checks have been applied to lock-bolts, but I am not aware that they have been applied to opposite sides of the bolt, and in connection with a partition plate and wards,-as herein shown and described.

I claim, therefore, as new, and desire to secure by Letters Patent- 1. The catches or checks C F Gr, applied to opposite sides oi` the boit B, in combination with the partition plate E, arranged in relation with the bolt and the bar I) of the catch or check- C, substantially as and for the purpose set set forth. l

2. lhe wards g, placed in line with or applied to the outer key-hole f, in combination with the partition plate E, and the catches'or cheeks C F G, all arranged substantially as herein shown and described.

The above specification of my invention signed by me this 10th day of October, 1866.

ADAM LEICH.

Witnesses:

WM. F. MCNAMARA, ALEX. F. Renners.