USD3893S - Design for a spice-mill - Google Patents

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WILLIAM HASLAH, OF PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, ASSIGNOP TO HENRY TROEMNE l, OF SAME PL.\(E.

Des/ign. No. 3,893, dated .March S, 1870.

DESIGN FOR A SPICE-MILL.

The Schedule referred to in these Letters Patent and making part ofthe same To all whom `it may concern Be it known that I, WILLIAM HASLAM, of the city of Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, have originated a new Design for a Spice-Mill, of which the following is a full, clear, and exact description, reference being had to the accompanying drawings inakingpartnof this specification.

Figure 1, A represents the hase part of the uiill, the top of which is a heavy molding ofthe form coinhining;a{ hali` round and ogee-shape.

Fig. 1, B represents the end of base part of the mill, with round corners, paneled, the centre of end panel ornamented wit-h a heavy Elizabethan style shield.

Fig. 1, D is the side or drawer front, with molding around the edges and knob in the center of the same.

Figure 2, E represents the casing which incluses the machinery for the grinding of spices. Said easing is of circular form until near the top of' the base,

where it terminates with a short straight line, then with a hollow and a round combining, as shown in g. 2.

F, also a projecting socket in the centre of casing E, through which a shaft passes, connecting with ilywhcel, Figure 4, G.

Figure 3, H represents the hopper, of circular form, connecting with the casing as seen in lig. 2, E.

Fig. 4, G is the fly-wheel, with a circular rim with six arms attached, and hub to which the shaft is made fast, said shaft passing through casing, as seen in lig. 2, E.

Ihat I claim as my invention, and desire to secure by Letters Patent, is,-

The design for a spice-mill herein Set forth.

XVILLIAM HASLAM [L. S.]

Wi tnesscs:

.Moon R. Mixssnr, JAMES H. Cir-mincns.

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