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    • F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
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  • This invention relates to tlasl'l-light apparatus and particularly to the tlash bag or .aldnet of apparatus oi this class. and the object. of the invention is to provide an improved bag supporting frame which is so ennstructed as to permit of the 't'olding or rolla 'isingg; oi said i'rameivork and the extension oi the same into an oblong position;
  • a further objert being to provide means for 7 receiving and reniovinn the dust or ash ot the explosive medium employed and which collects in said flash bag or cabinet; and llll these and other objects in view the invention consists in an improved apparatus ol' the Mass r-ipeeilied ⁇ vhioh is simple in instruction and etlirient in mean and which is eonstru -ted as lu-reinatter described and r lainled.
  • Fig. l is a back view of the bag or cabinet showingthe framework thereof in an extended position;
  • Fig. 3 a plan view of the construction shown in Fig. i;
  • Fig. 4 a view similar to Fig. l but showng; the parts in a different position and ⁇ i iih part ot the construction emitted;
  • a longitudinal base 15 provided With an a ertilre 16 which opens upwardl into the ag 10 and outwardly through tie bottom of said base, and a suitable shutter device 17 mounted inthe base 15 is adapted to normally close the aperture 16, said shutter being operated by means of a crank 18 extendin through one end Wall of the base 15. as shown in Fig. 6.
  • the base 15 is provided with a removable cover plate 19 secured in position by catch or hook devices 20 at the ends thereof, and said cover plate is provided with an aperture 21 which registors with the aperture 16 in the base 15. and the bottom of the rover late 20 is pro vided with a sack 22 preferab y composed of flexible material.
  • the bag 10 is adapted to be supported in the position shown in Figs. 1, 2 and 3 of the drawing; by a suitable framework 23 vomprising, in the (:onstruetion shown. 1 central frame member a top frame member 2.1 and a bottom frame member 2(5.
  • the frame members 24, 25 and 26 extend longitudinally of the back wall ll of the but: when in use, and said bank wall is secured thereto, and the bottom member 26.
  • movahl frame members 27 are pivotalhmounted in connection with the frame member 26 or base 15 as shown at 28 and are adapted to be extended vertically at the opposite sides or' the frame 23 and to be held in sueh position by clamps 29 which frietionally engage said frame members 27, and said clamps are operated by milled nuts 30 mounted on pins orbolts 31 secured or mounted in the end portions of the frame members 2 1- and 25.
  • the upper edge of the front wall it of the bag il and the front edge of the to vvall l2 thereof are secured to a strip 31.
  • 'lll('ll extends longitudinally of the bag and brace rods 33 are preferably arranged in the manner shown in Fig, I of the drawing. and the e rods serve to suJport the strip 32 in proper position. to hold the Front wall H- of the bag it) in a taut or drawn posh lion. and by a"i
  • the central frame memher 24 of the frame 23 is enlarged centrally thereof as shown at I36 an l provided with a door 37 which normally (loses an opening in the enlargement 536 of the frame 24. and this tltPOI' PH'ITliiIS of the phu'rment of the expioaire medium employed in apparatus of this if so in proper position on a. tlanh gnu, of any himl or Class. sueh as USHHllIV employed in apparatus of this ines, and a tripod or other support may he eonneeted with a.
  • the frame memhera .24 and '33 may he dropped downwardly an-.l the frame memhera 2T mover into a horizontal position as shown in Fig. 1 of the draw ing, and the hraee rods 3 may be detached from the keepers 34- antl the. strip 32 IIli'iCQ-il into juxtaposit on to the top frame. meniher "25 as indicated in dotted lines in Fin. 3. and the hraee ItNlQ 33 folded into an apgu'oximate parallel position to SiliKl strip.
  • W hat 2 eiaim as new and (ieaire to secure h Lotti 1" iateut. is:
  • apparatus of the class ileserilwd minimising a framework composed of a plurality of monihl v eolmeetetl parts. a flexihle hag or i-ahin t mounted in eonneetion with ahl framework. and Sititl frarnowm'k living adapted to support suit? hag in an extended or operative poeition.
  • framework. Ulal a shutter le x'ii' hr ontrol iug the pasaago of liwt or frame .Jl a 'u'raratus o; the rlaua deseriheii eon'iprisma a.
  • traineimrk composed of top tau aiid terrain 'fmme and an intermediate or central ff'aine member, means mova'bly Connected with of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame 'm'embers for supporting'flie same in predetermined positions, a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members, said bottom frame member constituting the base of said bag and being provided with an elongated aperture, a dust or ash receptacle mounted inconnection with said bottom or base frame member and into which dust or ash from said bag is adapted to pass, means for controlling the communication between said bag and said receptacle, and means mounted in connection with the top frame member for supporting said bag in an extended position.
  • An apparatus of the class described comprising a framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate or central frame member, means movably connected with one of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame members forsupporting the same in predetermined positions, a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members, said bottom frame member constituting the base of said bag and being provided with an elongated aperture, a dust or ash receptacle mounted in connection with said bottom or base frame member and into which dust or ash from said bag is adapted to pass, means for controlling the communication between said bag and said receptacle, means mounted in connection with the top frame member for supporting said bag in an extended position, and said central frame member being provided with an enlarged portion having a door opening which communicates with the interior of said bag, and a door for normally closing said opening.
  • An apparatus of the class described comprising a framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate or central frame member.
  • ventral frame member being ,grovided with an enlarged portion having a cor-opening which communicates with the interior of said bag, a door for normally closing said opening, and means for con necting a tri od or other support in connecthan with central frame member.
  • An ap aratus of the class described comprising a collapsible framework composed of a plurality of horizontal frame members, other frame members adapted to be extended into vertical position and to cooperate with said horizontal frame members to support the same in predetermined positions relative to each other, a flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members and extending forwardly therefrom, and means cooperating with one of said horizontal frame members for supporting said bag in an extended position.
  • An apparatus of the class described comprising a collapsible framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate or central frame member, means movably connected with one of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame members for supporting the same in predetermined positions, and a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members.
  • An apparatus of the class described comprising a collapsible framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate or central frame member means movably connected with one of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame members for supporting the same in predetermined positions, a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members, and means mounted in connection with the top frame member for supporting said bag in an extended position.
  • An apparatus of the class described comprising a collapsible framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate central frame member, ver tical frame members pivoted to the opposite ends of the bottom frame member and adapted to be detachably connected with the ends of the top and central frame members and serving to support said frame members in an extended position. and a flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members.
  • An apparatus of the class described comprising a framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate central frame member.
  • vertical frame members pivoted to the opposite ends of the bottom frame member and adapted to be detavhabl connected with the ends of the top and central frame members and serving to support said frame members in an ex tended position.
  • a flash bag mounted in con nect on with said frame members, means mounted in connection with the top frame presence of the sulgscribing witnesseses this member and said bag for supporting said 17th day ifpctg, 1,921. bag in an extended position, and means for i Y mounting a tripod in connection With said ,E JOHNSON central frame members.

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Dec. 26, 1922. 1,439,821.
E. L. JOHNSON.
FLASH LIGHT APPARATUS.
HLED OCT. 22. 1925.
Everard LJoh nsan; Z7 ,9 e2 %13 'hls ablfwnwa Patented Dec. 26, 1922.
UNlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
FLASH-LIGHT nrrnnne'ros.
Anplication filed October 22, 1821.
To (171 n /mm. it may concern.
be it known that I. Evnnnnn L. JonNsoN, a eitizen ol' the United States, and residing at l atrhogiw. L. 1.. in the county of Suffolk and f tute of New York. have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Flash- Light iipparalus, of which the following a suecilication. such as will enable those skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same.
This invention relates to tlasl'l-light apparatus and particularly to the tlash bag or .aldnet of apparatus oi this class. and the object. of the invention is to provide an improved bag supporting frame which is so ennstructed as to permit of the 't'olding or rolla 'isingg; oi said i'rameivork and the extension oi the same into an oblong position;
a further objert being to provide means for 7 receiving and reniovinn the dust or ash ot the explosive medium employed and which collects in said flash bag or cabinet; and llll these and other objects in view the invention consists in an improved apparatus ol' the Mass r-ipeeilied \vhioh is simple in instruction and etlirient in mean and which is eonstru -ted as lu-reinatter described and r lainled.
The iinention l'ully disi'losed in the following; speeiiieution, oi which the illft'fllllpanyirn; drawing;- forms a part. in Which the separate parts ot my improvement are designated by suitable reference charm-tors in each of the views. and in which Fig. l is a back view of the bag or cabinet showingthe framework thereof in an extended position;
Fig. 2' a partial section on the line a ain Fig. 1;
Fig. 3 a plan view of the construction shown in Fig. i;
Fig. 4 a view similar to Fig. l but showng; the parts in a different position and \i iih part ot the construction emitted;
Fig. 3 a partial section on the line .ii ol' Fig. l on an enlarged scale: and
Fig. {3 :1 partial section on the line (i t; ot' Fig. 2 on an enlarged scale.
in the drav-iinu' l have shown at 10 a fla h bag; or cabinet toinposed of our suitable flexible fireproof material. and said has. in the i-onstruetion shown. is approximately triangular in term in cross section and romprising a back wall 11. a top will 12. side Serial No. 509,673.
Walls 13 and an angularly arranged front Wall 14. the bottom edges of the back wall 11 and front wall 1.4-. are secured to a longitudinal base 15 provided With an a ertilre 16 which opens upwardl into the ag 10 and outwardly through tie bottom of said base, and a suitable shutter device 17 mounted inthe base 15 is adapted to normally close the aperture 16, said shutter being operated by means of a crank 18 extendin through one end Wall of the base 15. as shown in Fig. 6. The base 15 is provided with a removable cover plate 19 secured in position by catch or hook devices 20 at the ends thereof, and said cover plate is provided with an aperture 21 which registors with the aperture 16 in the base 15. and the bottom of the rover late 20 is pro vided with a sack 22 preferab y composed of flexible material.
The bag 10 is adapted to be supported in the position shown in Figs. 1, 2 and 3 of the drawing; by a suitable framework 23 vomprising, in the (:onstruetion shown. 1 central frame member a top frame member 2.1 and a bottom frame member 2(5. The frame members 24, 25 and 26 extend longitudinally of the back wall ll of the but: when in use, and said bank wall is secured thereto, and the bottom member 26. in the construction shown, is formed by the base .15 of the bag 10, and two movahl frame members 27 are pivotalhmounted in connection with the frame member 26 or base 15 as shown at 28 and are adapted to be extended vertically at the opposite sides or' the frame 23 and to be held in sueh position by clamps 29 which frietionally engage said frame members 27, and said clamps are operated by milled nuts 30 mounted on pins orbolts 31 secured or mounted in the end portions of the frame members 2 1- and 25.
The upper edge of the front wall it of the bag il and the front edge of the to vvall l2 thereof are secured to a strip 31. 'lll('ll extends longitudinally of the bag and brace rods 33 are preferably arranged in the manner shown in Fig, I of the drawing. and the e rods serve to suJport the strip 32 in proper position. to hold the Front wall H- of the bag it) in a taut or drawn posh lion. and by a"i|is'ting the frame member 2-1 and 23 vertieali r on the frame members QT the bark all 11 of the bag may he also drawn aml held in a taut position.
The central frame memher 24 of the frame 23 is enlarged centrally thereof as shown at I36 an l provided with a door 37 which normally (loses an opening in the enlargement 536 of the frame 24. and this tltPOI' PH'ITliiIS of the phu'rment of the expioaire medium employed in apparatus of this if so in proper position on a. tlanh gnu, of any himl or Class. sueh as USHHllIV employed in apparatus of this ines, and a tripod or other support may he eonneeted with a. her-per 39 on the enlargement 36 of the frame member 2 1 for supporting the ha; and the frammrm'lt thereof in a predetermined 'iosition relative to a floor or in a. room or eompartnwnt.
It will he apparent that by loosening the. winged nuts 30. the frame memhera .24 and '33 may he dropped downwardly an-.l the frame memhera 2T mover into a horizontal position as shown in Fig. 1 of the draw ing, and the hraee rods 3 may be detached from the keepers 34- antl the. strip 32 IIli'iCQ-il into juxtaposit on to the top frame. meniher "25 as indicated in dotted lines in Fin. 3. and the hraee ItNlQ 33 folded into an apgu'oximate parallel position to SiliKl strip. In the use of the apparatus and after a flash lulu heen prothieeel in the hog: 10 in the usual manner the dust or ash of the trxplosive mm (lium employed will FQt'tlO upon the inner [are of the walls of the hag and upon tl'ui top of the hase 15 as rve l 21 the ahutter la ice I? therein. llthl h raising; Hfiltl ohuttar tleriee and brushing the exterior of the hog a l. or the Walls 11. l? flIlLl H thereof this; (lust or ash nla he mororl ilmx'nwartlly anil ifil tti'etl in the sari; E iliifllll'lfid from tho rover plate 19 aml after the apparatus ha; her-n used for a number of tlalih o the eowrr nlate ".9 may he removed an l the llllSi or W ll l isehargecl therefrom in a suitahle plum.
lleretofore it has heen (!1-1tfil1lil.!' aiul 11ee0&-. ary to remove the hag from its hohl r and shake it to remove the (lust therefrom through an opening; or slit in the. hottom of the hag. aurl aueh bags as heretofore eonetru ted have either heen loosely suapemlml from a t ipod. or mounted in c-mnertion .h a ixed frame. uhile with in) iiuprmu t the hay supporting frai'ne ma ho mi qhn n to a mimg'iaratire i Sum"! pueimge am the hag fol'lei'l in (min-:etiou tiit'EPWi' h to facilitate the hipinr-ut .H' van ine of the apparatus from plans to plaee. er per-hilly in the use of Stu-h apparatus hy fhHtHQFflPhPTS in taking photographs in the house .,.fin:'li*.'i lu::lr anrl while I hare show; iertaiu tlQtRllS of ronsitrurtiou in "in-lying my invention into rffwt. it will he unde '-i.:(Hi that T am not ne esoaril limited to S iv il tnila and various (hanga s thereiu and nnulitieatiuna thereof may he within the aeope of the appemleil elaiuw.
without Nepal-ting from the. spirit of m invention or sacrificing its advantages.
Having fully denrrihed my invention. W hat 2 eiaim as new and (ieaire to secure h Lotti 1" iateut. is:
t. An apparatus: of the aus :hw' ihe l romprising' a ramvuw'lrt eonip wd of :1 phlrality of month y vonnei-toii parts. a, tirxihl ung or rahiuvt mounted in eonnertion with Hitlti frnu'iework. and said framework heiup adapted to support said bag in an exteruled or operative position. anrl a sad-,1 ilelaehahly nmunteiil in eonneetion with the lower etl portion of oairl hag anti into which the tilt-wt or ash of the explosive medium MHPlUYCd adapted to peso.
52. .\n apparatus of the class ileserilwd minimising a framework composed of a plurality of monihl v eolmeetetl parts. a flexihle hag or i-ahin t mounted in eonneetion with ahl framework. and Sititl frarnowm'k living adapted to support suit? hag in an extended or operative poeition. a sank iletzlehmounted in eouneetcion with the lower n we portion of mhl half: and into which the Just or ash of the explonire medium em ilo vei'l is ar apte": to pass, and IHQEIHIH for lflilifilllnfl the i-mnmunieation between said hog: and Filid saelr.
i). .\n apparatus; of the ('laua ilrserihml mnvprisino a frame-work eom uluetl of a plurality of ho izontal frame inemhers, other t' auu UNIHlI-CI'H adapted to i-oeu'ierate n'ith cziii horizontal frame meml eru to uupport the Hill!" in '5irecleteruiinwl poeitiuus; relatiie to narh other. a flash i mounted in 711l'!{""- i n wi h mid f'ame ineinhern aiul extend 211 5"w'w:uwil t ia-l'efz'wn'n. meow-1 moperatej with our. of aiil liltliilltlh for p wrtin mitt I are" in rm vxtenihal pe'wition. tie of $21 1 f ame. meui nru mmtltuting the hose of Rtlitl hag :nnl heingg proi'irleti with an longated agu'rtlu'e. aiul a duet o aszh rereptaele iletaehahly mounted in eunna'w-tion with raid is-me framework,
t. .n apparatus of the ehn s (lrsrrihecl ("JITHQl'l'SiUQ a frame rorl': eomposotl of a plurality of noriwonial fanie memhers. other frame members ailaptml to emu-rate with will hot-ix Eai F'Tillitllltllll i'H to suppurttl e llii" in l l'ltltiOi'tn llttl positions relative to with other. flash ha; uiountml in wvrn -tiou ith mhl frame memh srs ainl e.t mliiu.t f n'a iv therefrom. meant euuperating w th lt of mid fra -1r Tlltfi'llitiFl for support Mitt hair in an mtenrhnl position. 2H!- o iwi' of wi l frame meml-ws vomtitulinif the aw of w ll hag: fllltl heing proriclml w th, an Torr-i aperture. :1. :hwzt or ash rump n .irt: ii :uouuiwi in muuertion ui l ililh." framework. :Ulal a shutter le x'ii' hr ontrol iug the pasaago of liwt or frame .Jl a 'u'raratus o; the rlaua deseriheii eon'iprisma a. traineimrk composed of top tau aiid terrain 'fmme and an intermediate or central ff'aine member, means mova'bly Connected with of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame 'm'embers for supporting'flie same in predetermined positions, a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members, said bottom frame member constituting the base of said bag and being provided with an elongated aperture, a dust or ash receptacle mounted inconnection with said bottom or base frame member and into which dust or ash from said bag is adapted to pass, means for controlling the communication between said bag and said receptacle, and means mounted in connection with the top frame member for supporting said bag in an extended position.
6. An apparatus of the class described comprising a framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate or central frame member, means movably connected with one of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame members forsupporting the same in predetermined positions, a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members, said bottom frame member constituting the base of said bag and being provided with an elongated aperture, a dust or ash receptacle mounted in connection with said bottom or base frame member and into which dust or ash from said bag is adapted to pass, means for controlling the communication between said bag and said receptacle, means mounted in connection with the top frame member for supporting said bag in an extended position, and said central frame member being provided with an enlarged portion having a door opening which communicates with the interior of said bag, and a door for normally closing said opening.
An apparatus of the class described comprising a framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate or central frame member. means movably connected with one of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame members for supporting the same in predetermined positions, a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members, said bottom frame member constituting the base of said bag and being provided with an elon gated aperture, a dust or ash receptacle mounted in connection i b said bottom or base frame member and into which dust or ash from said bag is adapted to pass. means for controlling the communication between said bag and said receptacle. means mounted in connection with the top frame member for supporting said bag in an extended position, and said ventral frame member being ,grovided with an enlarged portion having a cor-opening which communicates with the interior of said bag, a door for normally closing said opening, and means for con necting a tri od or other support in connecthan with central frame member.
8. An ap aratus of the class described comprising a collapsible framework composed of a plurality of horizontal frame members, other frame members adapted to be extended into vertical position and to cooperate with said horizontal frame members to support the same in predetermined positions relative to each other, a flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members and extending forwardly therefrom, and means cooperating with one of said horizontal frame members for supporting said bag in an extended position.
9. An apparatus of the class described comprising a collapsible framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate or central frame member, means movably connected with one of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame members for supporting the same in predetermined positions, and a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members.
10. An apparatus of the class described comprising a collapsible framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate or central frame member means movably connected with one of said frame members and detachably mounted in connection with the other of said frame members for supporting the same in predetermined positions, a flexible flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members, and means mounted in connection with the top frame member for supporting said bag in an extended position.
11. An apparatus of the class described comprising a collapsible framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate central frame member, ver tical frame members pivoted to the opposite ends of the bottom frame member and adapted to be detachably connected with the ends of the top and central frame members and serving to support said frame members in an extended position. and a flash bag mounted in connection with said frame members.
12. An apparatus of the class described comprising a framework composed of top and bottom frame members and an intermediate central frame member. vertical frame members pivoted to the opposite ends of the bottom frame member and adapted to be detavhabl connected with the ends of the top and central frame members and serving to support said frame members in an ex tended position. a flash bag mounted in con nect on with said frame members, means mounted in connection with the top frame presence of the sulgscribing Witnesses this member and said bag for supporting said 17th day ifpctg, 1,921. bag in an extended position, and means for i Y mounting a tripod in connection With said ,E JOHNSON central frame members. VVitnesseS:
In testimony that I claim the foregoing Mnnqg zm E. JOHNSON, as my invention I have signed my name in nnLAInE' JQHNSON.
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