USRE12893E - Lakb-ahb lakterh - Google Patents

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Q, BERGENER. LAMP Ami LANTEBN.

' APPLIoATloN .Hum 001213, 190s. 12,893.

Reissued Dea 15,1908.

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G. BERGENER.

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APPLICATION IILBI) 00T. 13, 190B.

Blssued Dec. 15, 1908. a sums-SHEET a.V

W/znessesf .thc lamp Ui' tantum may be, subject/d5 UNITED STU-iwi.

CHARLES BERGENER, OF 'ROCEESTER, NEW YGBK, ASSGNIL T THE C. T. HAM MANU- FACTURING COM'EANY, OF RGCHESTER, NE Y," YORK.

LAMP ANI? LANTERE.

Specification Gf Relasue'd Lettera atent; .Reiasued Esc. l.

Original No. 833,951, ated xztobex- 23, 3.966, Serial No. i,il Appliatori for yaggu filed. @amber 13,3908. Seria Nc. 37,575.

T o all whom it may concern:

3e .it known that I, CHARLES BERGENENR, a citizen of the United States, i'esiding at Rochestr, in the county of Monroe mld Stat-e of New York, have invented :i iiw :mii utui iiiprm'ment in Lamps sind Limi tems.. QI which the foiiowing is a specifica- This; invention i-Qiates mainly to that 'dass of lamps or imitriis which am dsigiiE-d for use on vehicles and which we provided with. a. metallic .Hama-chamba? into which the humm' projects and which. is pi'ovicid Witliin reflector, and which have air-inlet Cmxtivunces neral* the top (if the chinmy from which the nii' for the suppmt of the Ham@ descends thi'oug'ii :L passing@ @umide of the tian'm-Cimmi'ier.

The Objems of the iiwention we to im prova thc constiutioi'l 0iE the body 0f the lamp oi' lautern so to foiiii a tight :1mi Sntif'factoiy uiwpntslg :mtl at iii@ sam@ aimee render the inteiim ofiie bndy iamily zur Cessibic and the. structure Simple and dum" bie.; also, t() impmw th@ contuction of the lantern-tup with Yiw of pei'iefting the operation of the devices whiby the Suppiy 0f nil' to the imt'iiei' is' eiiiected 0i' mxiitmiieci under the varying conditions Aof movement :Ulti exposure to itil culru'ts to whici. alf-azi. to impim the commotion of 'the ai? 9&3- sngc of tim body w e biun'; liso? 'to imdiril'm'evthe ,cunstrustn i 0i the msst* ing devices; nlm, to prof? Q simple and. i@ liable .merma for Scauiing' the niVpn; J.. body ai the hump Oi lantern in simil mannen' that the oil pot, it not iizifile to emma uw Cidmxtiiily detached und@ 'the jarring which the lump or imitm'n itfcuives 'iis vhi it can be 1 mdiiy :imi coiiwuifri ijf iff-iiivd :1111i implied wlmi i'ifuil'cii.

In tim l:accompfrrlyigf drawings; consisting 0i three Sheets: Figure i. is wout eier v'zltiou of" a which. lamp piovitieri with mf.' iinpiowlnvnts, Fig. is :1 ,iside ifiovifimi theiwaf. Fig. IE if; a iimizfmml lino ."wlh F. i. VI V'ig. il is :i timmi www tqwufgh the if: of thvy oil-pot in vl 'ifi-4. the locking jitrifl ,gn'vttitii fioriti View Sii' this; im@

ijf. i., 2h01, mg y fiction 0i 'the lamp in Lime GMG, F 3. Fig. 7 is a partij? me thaA portion the iamp Whisk. contains burner. Fig. i? is s. smitten? View with tu@ oiinptwzmii Toumai' ieii'invei. .Figa 2 hoiizoutiz scctiii of the izuupisimiiai tc Fig. 3, but on ieiufi miti showing the iii-tint, rame and the baci; pini@ open-ed. il is :i ifi giitxiitmy Ciz'igri-.niU "maiis View of lamp top. Figs. i2 i n ae hoi'izontai :sc'LicffQ through the the lmnp in iiiicf; l2 if, and $--A 6, respectivy i? /Jf i; timi Showing ai moditiad ai reistzor to 'the back plata.

@iat-e. Fig. P front View Gf *die back retctf iiiosiied cmisitruction mgniiitaiy Y'eiti;

` 16, im im @nl Wn. s) oi. Samira-ai ou i? vf- 'niwi' 'we' i y inseitefl '5 ifmiit. am?. is

with the usual spring catch 02 for holding l the front frame closed. This frame is pro; i vided with an internal forwardly-Ilaring rel Hector forming with the surrounding' l frame a hollow annular structure. rlhis re- Hector is removably arranged in the frame, whereby the plating of the reflector is sim-v plified. The frame and the reflector are preferably provided near the glass with upper and lower pert'orations o* C5, respectively, to. permit of a circulation of air on. the inner side ot' the glass and prevent sweating of the same. The glass is secured to the rim of the frame by any suitable fastening, for instance, by a divided ring'ci and clamp-screw ci, Figs. 1, 2 and 7.

The back plate D is preferably made conf cave on its :trentl side and hinged at one side to the bodylA, as shown at d, and secured at the other side by a spring catch (Z1 or otherwise movably attached. This plate carries on its front side a concave reflector E, which may be secured to the baci: plate in various ways. Aln the construction represented in Figs. 3, 6 and 10 the back plate is provided with diverging spring arms e, which yieldingly grasp the rim of the reflector, wh ile in the construction represented in Figs. 14 and 15 the back plate is provided at its lower trent side with a socket el for the reception ot' a tang or arm @2, secured to the-rear side ol' the reflector, and the upper portion of the reflector is engaged by a spring arm ei" on the back plate. llither con struction permits the ready removal of the rellector from the baclt plate. The reflector has its face side preferably covered with aprotecting glass plate e, which is applied to the rim or marginal portion ot' the reflector and is removabiy held in place by any suitable means. 1n the construction represented in Figs. 3 andA G the rim of the reflector is slit ted and bent over the glass plate, as indicated at e5, while in the construction represented in Figs. 16 and 17 the rim of the reflector is provided with 'an annular groove in which the glass plate is held by a divided vvire ring el. The reflector is preferably provided near the glas plate with upper and lower pertorations el, which permit a circulation ot' airthrough the spare between the reflector and the plate for keeping the plate cool and clear. The b acl-z plate is preferably provided in rear of the reflector with a lens or jewel e, which may be illumined in various ways. In the con struction represented in Figs. 3 and 10 the reflector issomewhat smaller in diameter than the inner wall or lining B of the body and leaves an annular space am around its margin through which lie/ht is dilfused rear wardly to the lens. ln the constructioiirep resented in Figs. 141i and 1G tle reflector iV provided with a Small central opening e". through which light passes direcdy to the tant from the llame that they are not liable yto be injured by heat or vobscured by smoke or soot. lThe air passage which envelops this cylindrical reflecting wall B is of uniform .width from the front to the rear end of this wall and is unobstructed, .forming a passage of large carrying capacity, although. comparatively shallow'.

The upper portion ot' the lamp or lantern structure, which contains the coi'itrivances for admitting the air and en'iitting the products o1" combustion, is constructed as tollows: Gr represents an upright cylinder forming the outer wall ot a descending annular air passage g. This vertical cylindrical wall is secured upon the horizontal cylindrical wall t et' the. body portionI by any suitable means in such manner that the air passage r/ connects with the cylindrical or annular air passage a between the body wall A and its lining B. ll represents the metallic chimney which is arranged renlrally within the upright wall (l and which joins at its lower end the upper portion ol' the inner horizontal wall or lining l5 of the body portion. This lining' preferably provided with a short upwardly-projecting collar L, which surroundsjthe opening h1 in the lining, through which` the products of combustion escape therefrom and which pro 105 jects into the lower portion ot the chimney il and bridges the joint between the latter and the lining B. The collar /L is made so short that the lining B can be insertedinto the outer body wall A and the collar i can be introduced into thechimney by a tilting rearward movement ot the lining. I represents an annular horizontal llange which is arranged above the upper end ot' the upright cylinder G and is separated there- .lroi'n by an air passage Thistiange is preferably supported on the cylinder (l by )osts e, Fig. Y, and the inner portion the llange is preferablyturned downi' "diy, as shown at K represents an air injecting cylinder which is arranged between the outer cylindeaG and the chimney H and inside of the ltinge l", being separated from the latter by an air passage cl. This cylinder is provided above the flange l with an upwardly-tlaring portion lng, which extends higher than the chimney ll and is provided it its upper end with an inwardly-projectng flange L. which preferably rises .inwardly and w lich is provided with air inlet 13C vii openings Z. M represents cylindrical collar which extends downwardly from the inner edge oi the llange Lto point at a suitable distance below the top ot the chimney H. This collar M is separated from the chimney by an annular air passage 'In and from the'l to the cylinder K bythe flange L, and the-1 chimney l-l is secured to the collar-N by arms 01, Fig. 12. -Other suitable fastening means mayphowever, be `employed, i desired.

ln the operation of this lamp or lantern `the products oi combustion pass upwardly through the chimneyll and collar M and escape through the openings underneath the top plate lN. Air currents which pass through the space between the top plate N and the lange L may be more or less detlectcd in downward direction. If such a current strikes against the inner side ofthe collar M, it is deflected thereby into the annular space m between the collar and the chimney H, and so reachesl the descending paf" ge y, between the chimney and the outer cylinder Gr, and flows to the burner. Such air currents entering` the top portion of the lantern are by this means prevented from blowing down the chimney with full force, whereby the flame would be caused to smokelor in extreme cases extinguished. Air currents which strike against the upper sloping flange L are'injected into the pas sage m1 between the collar M and the in jecting cylinder K and pass into thehpassage g. Air currents which strike against the upper downwardly-tapering portion 7g2 of the cylinder K' are deflected downwardly vthereby and enter the passage g through the space lvl. Air cur 1ents which strike against the under side of the flange l enter the passage g tbrogli the space z'. All of these ourrents tend to pass downwardly through the passages g and a and maintain the' flow of air in the proper direction to .sustain the llame; but if an ecessive blast should enter these passages it can vent. itself in an upward direction 'through these various inlets, particularly on that side et each inlet which is not exposed to the 'direct force of the blast. A copious supply of fresh air in the proper direction to support the llame is by these devices maintained under all. conditions of movement of the lamp or lantern and ot exposure to air currents, while an cxcrg'sive supply ot air to vthe flame and injurious downward blasts in the chimney are prevented. The lantern. or lamp is there by enabled to sustain a, bright and steady dame at all times.

The lower portion -oli the lamp, in which the oil pot and burner are arranged, is constructed as followsz; P represents t e oil pot, having the usual collar p, in which is seated the burner p1., having the usual perforated 2Q'allery p2, Fig-s0 and 8. gf' is the cylindrical wall or' the air chamber, 'which sur1w rounds the collar 79. 'F1- regresentsthe burner cone, resting, as usual by shoulder upon the perforated gallery 722 and having skirt p4 restingupon the Wall of the air chainber and provided above the latter with air passages or lgierliorations 22". The burner con-e projects upwardly tlirougrh in the lower portion of the Yinner Wall or lining' B of the lamp or lantern, and this opening is preferably formed in a raised substantially horizontal annular diapliragm g, secured in the lower portion of the lining l1. This diaphragm preferably snugly around the burner cone and is provided with perforations QL, through which. a limited amount of air passes l'roni the passage@ to the space within 'the lining l5, which forms the tlamc-clulniber. R- represents the lower collar. or body hoop of the lantern, lwhich preferably llares downwardly and which' receives the rr-,inovuble oil pot P. This body hoop is provided in its upper portion with an upwaidly-tapering or conical annular diaphragln 9', into which the skirt of the burner cone projects in such manner that the per- 'orations p5 of the cone are located above 4this lower diaphragm fr and below the upper diaphragm Q. 1lilhen the oil pot and burner are attached to the body of the lamp or lanternthe air passes from the descending annular passage a into the space between the upper diaphragm g and the lower diaphragm I 7'. The main portion of the air passes from the space through the pertorations 725 in the skirt of the burner cone into the chamber piand from the latter through the peril rated gallery f 2 to the interior of the burner cone. A. comparatively small portion ot' the air supplied through the passage a passes through the perforations of the upper diaphrag'm g into the interior oi the lamp body outside ol1 the burner cone. This air prevents overheating of the flame chamber and also aids in perfecting the coinlmstion. `lhe flame-chamber oli this lamp or lantern is a horizontal cylinder or housing having double walls which are connected at the front and rear, forming' a descending annular air passage which. receives the supply of airv l'roiu above and delivers it below the burner co rilhe latter communicates with the lower ponv an openingy tion of this air passage and projects into tls. llame-chamber. This chamber open the front and rear and has a rioyable reflector and aty the front a movable iframe containing` the liront filass. Upon opening this Haine-chandler at the front or rear the interior of the chainber "an be reached without distui'binglj the intao'rity oli the air passages. Yrllien the rianie anbei has beenopened at the rear7 surfaces the chainbe i and olf the rear reflector can be coiiveniently reached foi.' cleaning and other purposes. I

The oil pot inay be detachably the lamp. body by any si t devices. The preferred 1' sten ng devices which are shown in the draw.' A, are ci structed as follows: The oil pot provided on its upper side with an upwardly-prf ing marginal attaching collar Si. li Q S and. 8, which fits with its enlarged opper por-- tion S1 snugly into the lower cylindrical portion r1 ot' the body hoop l?. and is *l ed to bear with its upper :i shoulder r2 atthe upper end of the drical portion. r1. The collar I5 is 3;. below the enlarged upper portion annular shoulder T represents two horizontal lockingbolts Which are journaled tangentiallyin the lower portion r1 ot the `body hoop on diametri Tally opposite sides tl'nreoli.1 hese bolts are constructed on one side with a retreating or recessed portion. of any suit able shape or construction, so that open. turning the bolts about their aries to l. esent the retreating or recessed side 1nwardly they will not obstruct the interior of the cylindrical portion r1 of the body hoop and perinit the collar S of the oil poty to be freely inserted into the saine or to be removed therefrom, while by tornino' the bolts out of this position portions or the bolts will project inwardly underneath ythe shoulder Sl of the collar S and lock the lat.- ter to the body hoop. This resultgis oonveniently produced by providing caca boit on one side with a concave recess-t, l? 5, S and 9, which is curved concentric wit the inner side ol the lower pi body hoop. 7ilhen the bolts are so tur e that these recesses are presented inwardlY as shown in Figs. and t). they do not ject beyond the inner cylindrical suriftce thc body hoop and the oil pot can be freely inserted or removed. 'in order to locl; the oil pot to the body hoop, the bolts are given half a turn after the oil pot has been in sorted. This causes the recessed side of each bolt to be presented outwardly and the' solid portion of the bol"` to project inv-Iz rdly underneath the shoulder ol the attachiirgv collar-S, et ani" 5. This shoulder hasA seeured to able fastening ovl f ed Si w tlan a beveled or curved lower face, andthe bolts in turning from their nnlocltedvto their rases shouleer f ol on the b v l (I thc upper end ,or

the body ho-oo against which the attziiching collar is adapted to be: 4, or the lower end of the body hoop against which. the top of the oil pot, surroundin= th= base of the attaching collar7 to bear,'as represented in y"hen the bolts have been loosing position, repred S, they grip the collar ,n disinetrically opposite sides the collar upwardly against the body hoop7 whereby the yely locked at opposite sides to body oi.

laine or lantern, so that the oli po; df`

ot rattle in the body and able to work loose under ons rn the vehicle to which the ached. As the attaching collar heet metal, i; accoinodites itself 1 te thY wedging or clampoi the bolts. These rotary lock- U are preferably jiiairnaled' in housings or bearings il. secured tangentially to the outer side et the body hoop and cut away at the iniddle on'the inner side to eX- pose ti .middle portion ot each locking bolt inwardly. The locking bolts are/provided with handles e any suitable construction` for i; the saine, and these iy so arranged that they i downwardly when the bolts are'in their locking position. The movement of the handles 'to the locking position, 'represented in. l* l end .is limited by the oil pot, which forms a stop to the turning movement of the handles and arrests that movementwhen the handles have reaphed the locked, position. iflor insertin-grtlre oil pot into lamp body the handlesl are turned 'upwardly out. ot theirdepressed plosition until the recessed portions of the lock- `iolts are turned inwardly, as represented v l' 9. nese bolts form very simple, arnl convenient locking devices,

' .lich securely attach the oil pot to the lamp body against accidental displacement and loss onder the jolting jarring which such lanips receive .in ase. YThe connection of the oil pot with the lamp body is made by simply inserting the oil pot into the lamp body l Lraight or axial movement and then Vf the locking bolts, thus avoiding any ary or ti ing" movement of the o l pot and lamp body `with reference to each nectine the parts. instead of forming the retreating portion by recessing the body of the locking bolt, it ina] be formed by bending the saine; as represented at T1, F1g. 1S.

other tor matting the attaclnnent or discon-y rcl'y and tightly attached.

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rasee v The improvements described anti sho-Wn herein are, mainly designed for use in vehicle iainps er lanterns; but seine of tl'iein are also applicable te other styles of lamps orlfanterns, and in refer 1ing` in the claims te lampe only 'for the sake of brevity Wish it te be entierstootl that i include other analogous illuminating apparatus.

I eiaini as my invf ation:

l. The combination of a. lamp body liar:- ine` horizontal. eylintlrittai iieinechamber 'which is Open at the trent and rear antl which eoinprises an inner eylintiricel. Wall and an Unter cylindrical Wall connected attheir front and rear encls and ii'orining between them a descending air passage Wiiieh receives air at its upper enti? a baelt inovably attached te the @pen rear entl et body, a front traine ninvably attaebed te the einen liront entl of said body, an eil pet secured to the lower portion of said betiy, 'and a burner on saiti eil potwhich vj irejeets through said inner cylindrical Waii intosaiiilanie-cbainber and receives air from said eir passage,

-substantiaily set iaith.

2. The eoinbination et a lamp betly having a horizontal cylindrical iaine-ehamber which open at the 'trent enti. Tear anti -wliieh eeinprises an inner Cylindrical Wall antl an. enter cylindrical. wail eennee'tetl at their front and rear ends and forming be tween them a descending air passage which receives air at its upper enel, a beck meif'ebiy attaeheti to the open rea end et said body, a reflector attached to said beek arranged at the Open 'rear end nf saiti body, a. front traine Inevably attaehefi te the @een front entl of said body an Oil pet .secured te the lower portion of betty, anti' a innsnei en sait uil pot which projects t-hrengh said inner cylii'itlricai Wall inte saitl flame-chamber and receives air trein seid air passage, substantially as set forth.

rliie combination of a lamp hotly haw ing a horizontal cylindrical Hamer-chamber which is open at the front and rear; and which comprises an inner cylindrical Wall and an outer cylindrical Wall cenneeted at their front and par ends antl forming between them a descending air passage which receives air at its upper enti, a baal-z inevably attached to the Open rear enel ei said bodyy and provided with a retti" retieeter, and a ,front glassl frame' inevably attarhetl to the open trent endet the body and provided iyith an annular relieetor whieh is arranged within saiti traine and in *frontet said betly, substantially as .set forth.

et. A lanip having; its tup gert-ien einnpesetl et a ehin'iney, a surrounding wall herewith a descending air passage, an injecting Wall arrai'igf-el between the chimney :intl said surreizntlingg wall anni separateti freni the eb'ni'iey and saitl snrronntiing virali by air inlet passages, and an injecting cellar arranged between the upper portion et the ehirnney and said injecting Wall anti separatetlirnin the Chimney and injectingv *all by air inlet @tissage/s, substantiaily es set forth.

5. A lamp having its top port-ion4 cemposecl of a Chimney, a surrounding Wall forming therewith a descending; air passage, an injecting Wall arranged bet-Ween the chimney and said Surrounding Wall and separated freni tbe chimney and said/sur rounding wali by air inlet passages, an annular iange azngefi above Said surrounding Wall and having an eirinlet on its under side, and an injecting collar ar'angel, between the upper' portion. di the chimney and said injecting wail and seperated from the chimney and sai-tl injecting Wall by air' inlet passages, substantially as setg forth/ 6, A lamp' having its'top 4portion eeniposet of a"himirey, a surrounding Wall; ltanning therewith descending air passage, lan injecting Wall arranged between the ehiinney said. surrounding wall and separated from the lchimney and said sar rounding wall by air inlet passages, an 1njeet-ing colier arranggsetl between the upper portion et the chimney 4angl sani injecting Wall and separated from the chimney and said injecting Wali by air inlet passages, and a ierferatetl tieiige eeiinecting the upper enti o ir s aiti injecting; Wall Wit-h the upger entl'of1 saiL inj eeting eolie-r, substantially set forth..

A; lamp having its top portion 'comdposed et a chimney, a surrounding Wall Y l l l u v ermmg therewith e descending air passage, l

an annular Harige arranged abeve said surrountlin Wall, an injecting Wall which is arrange between the chimney and said surrounding Wall and separated from said flange by an air iniet, said injecting Weil. being formed withA an upwardlytiaiirig por tion above seid flange, and an injecting-@QL lat' arranged between the upper portion. of the chimney and said injeting Wall,`sub stantiilly as set fertili Y .i

8. i: lamphaving. its top 4portion com posed of a cliinmey, an `injecting collar which surrounds the upper pertion of the chimney anni, extentie above the samek being separated threrem by an air inletv passage,` a Wall snrreuntling the ehirnneyand fernr ing tl'ierewith a deseentling aiipassage with which. said air inlet passage coninunitates,

and air injecting means arranged outside of said ,sting collar for injeeting air into said descending* air passage from ab0ve,' substantially as set forth.

.9. lamp having its top portionv cornpesetl of a chimney, a surrounding injecting cellar extending abe-ve the saine and separated therefrom by an air inlet passage, an injecting wail surrounding said injecting Cellar, an outer surrounding wall, and av iangearrangeti abeve said enter wail and es v ias-ss separated from the saine and from the inin the locked position, substantially as set jee-ting wall by air inlet passages, substantially as set forth.

lt), A. lanip having an annular diaphragm in the lower portion of its iamechamber and having below the flame-chamber a body hoop provided with an annularl diaphragm, means ior supplying air tothe space between said diaphragnis, an oil pot adapted to be inserted into the body hoop from below, and a burner on the oil pot which-projeets with its @one through the openings ot' said diaphragme and has the lower end of ,its cone provided with air inlets in line with said bol the space between the diaphragme, substantially as set forth. v `1 ll. The combination oi a lamp body conL t ning the name-chamber and having a b dy hoopropen at the bottom for the insertion oi the oil pot andan internalA bearing shoulder, an oil pot having an attaching collar whiehis inserten into the body hoop against said bearing shoulder and provided with an outwardlyoverhanging locking shoulder, and rotatable looking bolts arranged tangentially in said body hoop on opposite sides of said Collar and below the loe ting shoulder thereof and adapted to en? gage the collar on opposite sides and press the saine upwardly against said bearing shoulder, l aid bolts being provided with retreating portions which, when presented indly, ele-ar the shoulder ot' the collar,

-ntially set torth. The Combination ot a lamp body containing the, liaise-chamber and having abody hoop open at the bottom for the insertion of the' oil pot and an internal bearing shoulder, an oil pot having an attaching collar which is inserted into the body hoop against said bearing shoulder and provided with an outwardly voverhanging locking shoulder, rotatable looking, bolts arranged tangentially in said body hoop on opposite `aides of said collar and below the locking fsloulder tl ereoi" and adapted to engage the idollar on opposite sides and'press the same fardly against said bearing shoulder, said bolla being provided with retreating which i "tions iviiieh, when presented inwardli,

body hoop which is open at the bottom and provided with a bearing shoulder for the oil pot, of 4an oil pot which is adapted to be engaged with the body hoop from below and to bea-r against said shoulder when attached to the lamp bodypsaid oil pot being provided with Ian outwardly-overhanging loclrino shoulder, and rotatable locking bolts arranged tangentially in said body hoop on opposite sides offsaid looking shoulder and below the same, and adapted to engage said shoulder on opposite sides and press the same upwardly and seat the oil pot against said bearing shoulder, said bolts being provided with retreating portions which, when presented inwardly, clear the shoulder of the oil pot and permit the latter to be attached or forth. Y

la. The combination with a lamp body containing the flame-chamber and having a body hoop which is open at the bottom and provided With a bearing shoulder for the oil pot, of an oil pot which is adaptedl to be enaged with the'body hoop from below and lto ear against said shoulder when attached to the lamp body, said oil pot being proT vided with an outwardly-overhanging locking shoulder, rotatable looking bolts arranged tangentially in saidbody hoop on opposite sides of said looking shoulder and below the same, and adapted to engage said shoulder 011 opposite sides and press the saine upwardly and seat the oil pot against said bearing shoulder, said bolts being prol CHARLES BERGENER. lVitnesses Howl-inn VILIIELM,

Gao. Y. Han.

removed, substantially vas set

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