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  • This invention relates generally to boats, the invention having more particular reference to a novel type of fish boat.
  • the invention has for an object the pro vision of a boat shaped to represent a fish.
  • a further object of the invention is the provision of a fish boat, embodying an adjustable keel, which may be lowered wl'ien desired so as to increase the stability of the said fish boat.
  • Fig. 1 is a side elevational view of my improved fish boat, as it would appear when in the water ieady for use.
  • Fig. 2 is an enlarged.fragmentary View thereof, showing in particular a rear elevational view of the adjustable keel as used in connection therewith.
  • FIG. 1 is a similar view, partly in section, showing in particular a front elevatioual view of the adjustable keel as used in con n ction with my improved device.
  • Fig.4 is an enlarged detail sectional view taken on the line, H of 3.
  • my improved fish boat comprises a hull 10, of common ordinary construction, such as generally used for boats, and shaped at the how 11 to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern 12, shaped to represent the tail of a fish, andrprovided with an upper fin 13 projecting therefrom, and a lower fin lhhinged to the said stern 12, as at 15, and provided with a suitable tiller post 16 attached thereto, and having a flexible member 17, cord, cable or the like, attached to both extremities of the cross member 18, and extended within the cockpit 19, the latter mentioned being such as will permit my improved fish boat to besteered in the usual well known manner.
  • My improved'fish boat is also provided with a motor 21, preferably of the gasoline marine type, such as generallyused to'propel boats, and is operatively connected to the propeller wheel 22, by the propeller shaftf23.
  • the fuel tank 241- is preferably located in the bow 11 of the said hull 10, and is provided with the usual filler cap and is connected to the said motor 21, by a suitable gasoline pipe, the two latter named elements being of common ordinary construction, and not shown in the accompanying drawing.
  • adjustable keel 25 as used in connection with my improved fish boat, which comprises a fiat element having its upper edge 26 suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center line of the said hull 10, and pointed at the front, as at 27, the said adjustable keel 25, being hinged, at the rear, as at 28, to the bottom of the said hull 10, preferably by ears 29 er:- tending downward from the hull 10, and piovided with a suitable hinge pin 30, the above mentioned constru tion being such as will permit the adjustable keel 25 to be hinged downward, as designated by the dot and dash lines 31.
  • the said adjustable keel 25,1 have provided a sector 32, rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel 25, at or near its pointed front 27, as at 33, by bolts, screws, or the like, and extending upward therefrom.
  • the said sector 32 is provided with teeth 34, meshing with a suitable pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft 36, at or near its center, the said cross shaft 36 being rotatively mounted in suitable bearings 3'7, conveniently located inthe partition 38, which is provided with a top element 89 and ends 40, depressed or formed in the said hull 10, to accommodate the cross shaft 36, and the sector 32.
  • he partitions 38 are also provided with suitable stuifing boxes 41, of common ordinary construction, to prevent the water from leaking into my improved fish boat around the cross shaft 3%.
  • he lever 42 is rigidly attached, at its lower extremity, as at 43, at or near one extremity of the cross shaft 36, and is provided with an upper extremity A, suitably formed as a handle.
  • a spring holder 45 preferably of spring steel, conveniently attached at its center, as at 46, to the said hull 10, and having its extremities 47, curved or suitably bent outward so as to engage the said lever 42, for the purpose above set forth, it being understood that when the said adjustable keel 25, is
  • my improved fish boat may be suitably painted so as to further represent a fish, also that oars as shown at 50, may be substituted in place of motor 21.
  • a fish boat com 'irising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefroin, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat.
  • a fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head oi a fish, and having a stern shaped to re 'n'esent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom. and a lower fin hinged to the said stern and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a gasoline motor operatively connected to a propeller wheel, as a means of propelling the said fish boat.
  • a fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat.
  • said fish boat provided with oars. as a means of manually propelling the said fish boat.
  • a fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a self propelling means.
  • a fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a. fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a gasoline motor operatively connected to a n'opeler wheel, as a means of propelling the said fish boat, an adjustable keel hinged to the bottom ot the said keel, and a means of lowering the said adjustable keel so as to prevent capsizing ot the said fish boat.
  • a fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to re iiresont the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with oars, as a means of manually propelling the said fish boat, an adjustable keel hinged to the bottom of the said keel, and a means of lowering the said adjustable keel so as to prevent capsizing of the said fishboat.
  • a fish boat comprising, a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to re resent the tail of a fish, and provided witfi an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided, with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the raid tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a self propelling means, an adjustable keel hinged to the bottom of the said keel, and a means of lowering the said adjustable keel so as to prevent capsizing of the said fish boat.
  • a fish boat comprising a hull sha d at the bow to represent the head of a sh,
  • an adjustable keel comprising a fiat element having its upper edge suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center of the said hull, said adjustable keel pointed at the front, and hinged at the rear to the bottom of the said hull, so as to permit the said adjustable keel to'be hinged downward, a sector rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel, at its said pointed end, and extending upward therefrom, said sector provided with teeth meshing with a pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft, at its center, said cross shaft rotatively mounted
  • a fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with oars, as a means of manually propelling the said fish boat, an adjustable keel comprising a flat element having its upper edge suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center of the said hull, said adjustable keel pointed at the front, and hinged at the rear to the bottom of the said hull, so as to permit the said adjustable keel to be hinged downward, a sector rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel, at its said pointed end, and extending upward therefrom, said sector provided with teeth meshing with a pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft, at
  • a fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and havinga stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin pro'ecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to t e said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a fiexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a self propelling means, an adjustable keel comprising a flat element having its upper edge suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center of the said hull, said adjustable keel pointed at the front, and hinged at the rear to the bottom of the said hull, so as to permit the said adjustable keel to be hinged downward, a sector rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel, at its said pointed end, and extending upward therefrom, said sector provided with teeth meshing with a pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft, at its center, said
  • an adjustable keel comprising a flat element having its upper edge suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center of the said hull, said adjustable keel pointed at the front, and hinged at the rear to the bottom of the said, hull, so as to permit the said adjustable keel to be hinged downward, a sector rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel, at its said pointed end, and extending upward therefrom, said sector provided with teeth meshing with a pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft, at its center, said cross shaft rotatively mounted in bearings located in a portion provided with top elements and ends, formed in the said hull, to accommodate the said cross shaft and the said pinion, a lever rigidly attached to the said cross shaft, and provided with a handle, spring holders as a means of holding the said lever so as to hold the said adjustable keel in an upper or lowered position.

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March 1 1927; I wwjsz 1 A. REINHART FISH BOAT Filed March 26, 1926 Patented Mar. 1, 1927.
barren stares ADOLF REINHART, OF EOBGKEN, NEW JERSEY.
FISH BOAT.
Application filed March 26, 1926. Serial No. 97,496.
This invention relates generally to boats, the invention having more particular reference to a novel type of fish boat.
The invention has for an object the pro vision of a boat shaped to represent a fish.
A further object of the invention is the provision of a fish boat, embodying an adjustable keel, which may be lowered wl'ien desired so as to increase the stability of the said fish boat.
For further comprehension of the invention, reference will be had to the following description and to the accompanying drawing, and to the appended claims in which the various novel features of the invention are more particularly setforth.
Fig. 1, of the drawing, is a side elevational view of my improved fish boat, as it would appear when in the water ieady for use.
Fig. 2 is an enlarged.fragmentary View thereof, showing in particular a rear elevational view of the adjustable keel as used in connection therewith.
is a similar view, partly in section, showing in particular a front elevatioual view of the adjustable keel as used in con n ction with my improved device.
Fig.4 is an enlarged detail sectional view taken on the line, H of 3.
As here embodied my improved fish boat comprises a hull 10, of common ordinary construction, such as generally used for boats, and shaped at the how 11 to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern 12, shaped to represent the tail of a fish, andrprovided with an upper fin 13 projecting therefrom, and a lower fin lhhinged to the said stern 12, as at 15, and provided with a suitable tiller post 16 attached thereto, and having a flexible member 17, cord, cable or the like, attached to both extremities of the cross member 18, and extended within the cockpit 19, the latter mentioned being such as will permit my improved fish boat to besteered in the usual well known manner.
lhe cockpit 19, is provided with seats 20,
suitably arranged therein, so as to accommodate passengers. My improved'fish boat is also provided with a motor 21, preferably of the gasoline marine type, such as generallyused to'propel boats, and is operatively connected to the propeller wheel 22, by the propeller shaftf23. The fuel tank 241-, is preferably located in the bow 11 of the said hull 10, and is provided with the usual filler cap and is connected to the said motor 21, by a suitable gasoline pipe, the two latter named elements being of common ordinary construction, and not shown in the accompanying drawing.
lt will be clearly understood that I do not necessarily confine my improved fish boat to self-j'n'opelled boats, but also to boats propelled manually by oars.
Referring in particular to the adjustable keel 25, as used in connection with my improved fish boat, which comprises a fiat element having its upper edge 26 suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center line of the said hull 10, and pointed at the front, as at 27, the said adjustable keel 25, being hinged, at the rear, as at 28, to the bottom of the said hull 10, preferably by ears 29 er:- tending downward from the hull 10, and piovided with a suitable hinge pin 30, the above mentioned constru tion being such as will permit the adjustable keel 25 to be hinged downward, as designated by the dot and dash lines 31. i
As a means of operating or hinging the said adjustable keel 25,1 have provided a sector 32, rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel 25, at or near its pointed front 27, as at 33, by bolts, screws, or the like, and extending upward therefrom. The said sector 32 is provided with teeth 34, meshing with a suitable pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft 36, at or near its center, the said cross shaft 36 being rotatively mounted in suitable bearings 3'7, conveniently located inthe partition 38, which is provided with a top element 89 and ends 40, depressed or formed in the said hull 10, to accommodate the cross shaft 36, and the sector 32. he partitions 38 are also provided with suitable stuifing boxes 41, of common ordinary construction, to prevent the water from leaking into my improved fish boat around the cross shaft 3%.
he lever 42, is rigidly attached, at its lower extremity, as at 43, at or near one extremity of the cross shaft 36, and is provided with an upper extremity A, suitably formed as a handle.
As a means of holding the adjustable keel 25 in an upper position, I have provided a spring holder 45, preferably of spring steel, conveniently attached at its center, as at 46, to the said hull 10, and having its extremities 47, curved or suitably bent outward so as to engage the said lever 42, for the purpose above set forth, it being understood that when the said adjustable keel 25, is
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lowered, as designated by the reference numeral 31, that the said lever 42, will engage a second spring holder l6, suitably located, as clearly shown in Fig. 1 of the accompanying drawing.
It will be further understood that my improved fish boat may be suitably painted so as to further represent a fish, also that oars as shown at 50, may be substituted in place of motor 21.
It is obvious that I have provided a fish boat, adapted to be used at amusement parks. and the like, embodying an adjustable keel which may be readily lowered in comparatively deep water, so as to stabilize the said fish boat, so as to prevent accidents from ca sizing.
hile I have above described the preferred form, construction, and arrangement of the several elements employed, it will be understood that the device is, nevertheless, susceptible of considerable modification therein, and I therefore reserve the privilege of resorting to all such changes as may be fairly embodied within the spirit and scope of the invention as claimed.
Having thus described my invention, what I claim as new and desire to protect by Letters Patent ot the United States as tollows:
1. A fish boat com 'irising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefroin, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat.
2. A fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head oi a fish, and having a stern shaped to re 'n'esent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom. and a lower fin hinged to the said stern and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a gasoline motor operatively connected to a propeller wheel, as a means of propelling the said fish boat.
3. A fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat. said fish boat provided with oars. as a means of manually propelling the said fish boat.
4. A fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a self propelling means.
5. A fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a. fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a gasoline motor operatively connected to a n'opeler wheel, as a means of propelling the said fish boat, an adjustable keel hinged to the bottom ot the said keel, and a means of lowering the said adjustable keel so as to prevent capsizing ot the said fish boat.
6. A fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to re iiresont the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with oars, as a means of manually propelling the said fish boat, an adjustable keel hinged to the bottom of the said keel, and a means of lowering the said adjustable keel so as to prevent capsizing of the said fishboat.
7. A fish boat comprising, a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to re resent the tail of a fish, and provided witfi an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided, with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the raid tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a self propelling means, an adjustable keel hinged to the bottom of the said keel, and a means of lowering the said adjustable keel so as to prevent capsizing of the said fish boat.
8. A fish boat comprising a hull sha d at the bow to represent the head of a sh,
and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attachcdthereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a gasoline motor operatively connected to a propeller wheel, as a means of propelling the said fish boat, an adjustable keel comprising a fiat element having its upper edge suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center of the said hull, said adjustable keel pointed at the front, and hinged at the rear to the bottom of the said hull, so as to permit the said adjustable keel to'be hinged downward, a sector rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel, at its said pointed end, and extending upward therefrom, said sector provided with teeth meshing with a pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft, at its center, said cross shaft rotatively mounted in bearings located in a portion provided with top elements and ends, formed in the said hull, to accommodate the said cross shaft and the said pinion, a lever rigidly attached to the said cross shaft, and provided with a handle, spring holders as a means of holding the said lever so as to hold the said adjustable keel in an upper or lowered position.
9. A fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and having a stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin projecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to the said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a flexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with oars, as a means of manually propelling the said fish boat, an adjustable keel comprising a flat element having its upper edge suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center of the said hull, said adjustable keel pointed at the front, and hinged at the rear to the bottom of the said hull, so as to permit the said adjustable keel to be hinged downward, a sector rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel, at its said pointed end, and extending upward therefrom, said sector provided with teeth meshing with a pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft, at its center, said cross shaft rotatively mounted in bearings located in a portion provided with top elements and ends, formed in the said hull, to accommodate the said cross shaft and the said pinion, a lever rigidly attached to the said cross shaft, and provided with a handle, spring holders as a means of holding the said lever so as to hold the said adjustable keel in an upper or lowered position.
10. A fish boat comprising a hull shaped at the bow to represent the head of a fish, and havinga stern shaped to represent the tail of a fish, and provided with an upper fin pro'ecting therefrom, and a lower fin hinged to t e said stern, and provided with a tiller post attached thereto, and having a fiexible member attached to a cross member of the said tiller post, as a means of steering the said fish boat, said fish boat provided with a self propelling means, an adjustable keel comprising a flat element having its upper edge suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center of the said hull, said adjustable keel pointed at the front, and hinged at the rear to the bottom of the said hull, so as to permit the said adjustable keel to be hinged downward, a sector rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel, at its said pointed end, and extending upward therefrom, said sector provided with teeth meshing with a pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft, at its center, said cross shaft rotatively mounted in bearings located in a portion provided with top elements and ends, formed in the said hull, to accommodate the said cross shaft and the said pinion, a lever rigidly attached to the said cross shaft, and provided with a handle, spring holders as a means of holding the said lever so as to hold the said adjustable keel in an upper or lowered position.
11. In a fish boat of the class described an adjustable keel comprising a flat element having its upper edge suitably shaped to conform to the bottom center of the said hull, said adjustable keel pointed at the front, and hinged at the rear to the bottom of the said, hull, so as to permit the said adjustable keel to be hinged downward, a sector rigidly attached to the said adjustable keel, at its said pointed end, and extending upward therefrom, said sector provided with teeth meshing with a pinion rigidly attached to a cross shaft, at its center, said cross shaft rotatively mounted in bearings located in a portion provided with top elements and ends, formed in the said hull, to accommodate the said cross shaft and the said pinion, a lever rigidly attached to the said cross shaft, and provided with a handle, spring holders as a means of holding the said lever so as to hold the said adjustable keel in an upper or lowered position.
In testimony whereof I have affixed my signature.
ADOLF REINHART.
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