DE444605C - Powder puff - Google Patents

Description

GERMAN EMPIRE

ISSUED MAY 24, 1927

REICH PATENT OFFICE

PATENT LETTERING

- M 444 605
CLASS 33 c GROUP 23

Alexander WiIIk in Paris.

Powder puff.
Patented in the German Empire on December 30, 1925.

The priority of the application in France of August 25, 1925 has been claimed.

The invention relates to an atomizer or other toilet articles bevon for application Powder, powder 0. The like. Certain tassels can be placed in women's bags

with a hollow handle, which can be pushed together and therefore takes up little space, so that they, like make-up pencils,

can. It differs from the known, collapsible tassels in that that the one wearing the tassel, in the

Claims (1)

Sleeve displaceable part forms the powder container, which in a known manner with the powder puff through communicating with a channel. The drawing represents several embodiments of the subject matter of the invention, for example represent. Fig. Ι illustrates in a vertical cross section one out of their retainer. pressed powder puff. ίο Fig. 2 is a horizontal cross-section along the line AB in Fig. i. Fig. 3 is a vertical cross-section through a retracted powder puff. Figures 4 and 5 illustrate a view the closed powder jar and the ready-to-use powder puff. Figs. 6 and 7 show another embodiment of the powder puff. The subject of the invention consists of the tassel α and the stem b; The latter is composed of two telescopic hollow cylinders c and el , of which the inner (c) carries the tassel α and the outer one slides on it, enclosing the tassel. The tassel carrier d carries an inwardly protruding tube / on its upper base e , while it is closed at the bottom by a cover g with a protruding flange h . This space d forms the powder container. The up and down movement of the outer sleeve c is limited on the one hand by the flange h and on the other hand by lugs i on the inside of the sleeve c. The connection between the powder holder d and the tassel is made by a pipe section k screwed into the socket c and forming a channel. The use of the powder puff is as follows: If the sleeve c sits on the flange h 4.0 of the end cover g , the tassel is outside the sleeve c and can unfold freely, as shown in Figs. If, however, the sleeve c is pushed upwards by holding the cylinder ^ on the flange h , the tassel is folded up by the sleeve c until it disappears inside. When the sleeve c has reached the end of its upward movement, the powder puff α is completely enclosed in the sleeve c , in order then to be closed by means of a lid I (Fig. 4). In this way you get a powder puff that takes up very little space and can be handled easily. The device illustrated is chosen by way of example only. You can change the way the tassel is attached to the cylinder and the way in which the sleeve c is moved on the cylinder d and this one. Give flange independently of the powder box g without stepping outside the scope of the invention. In the embodiment according to Fig. 6 and 7, the powder puff carrier is completely identical in its design to that according to Fig. Ι to 5. The tassel α is here attached to the lid of a small cylindrical container d in which the powder is located. The container is completed m by a removable lid that allows a renewal of the powder. This container d can slide with gentle friction inside a cylinder η which has a steeply helical groove ο . This cylinder “can turn in an outer cylinder / 7 without being able to lift itself. Both cylinders ρ and n are connected to one another at their bottom so that the cylinder η can rotate in the cylinder ρ. The container d is guided vertically and has a pin / · which engages in the groove ο , so that when the cylinder ti is rotated with respect to the sleeve ρ in one sense or the other the container d carrying the powder puff “up and down can be moved. The cylinder ρ is closed by a cover, not shown. PA T ICN Ϊ CLAIM: Powder puff with a collapsible, hollow handle, characterized in that the part (d ) carrying the tassel (a) and slidable in the sleeve (c) forms the powder container which, in a known manner, is connected to the powder puff through a channel (Ji) stands. 1 sheet of drawings.