US1461336A - Holder or cabinet for carrying talking-machine records - Google Patents

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July 10, 1923- H. WElDE HOLDER on CABINET FOR CARRYING TALKING MACHINE RECORDS Filed Aug. 4. 1921.

INVENTOR 1742 n .s zkie 1 LL BY ATTORNEYJ.

I Patented July-10, 1923.

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' f {Ap lication filed'nugust'$ 13213]Serialfi'o. 489,676;

To aZZwh-Omiifmag con-0cm." Be it known that I, HANS Wnmn, a citizen of Brook- 1 in the county of Kings and'Stateof.

of the United States, and resident lyn, New

York, have invented certain; new and useful lmprovements in: Holders or Cabinets for Carrying Talking-Machine Recordaof .which'the followin is a'specificationi This inventionrel net for talking machine records-adapted'to hold the records ready for individual withdrawal as desired; l 1 The present invention is-afurther development of one disclosed by :me in a previous applicationfor patent filed by-me on July 5,1921, Serial N 0. 482,482. In this previous application a bas'e or support for holding the records in upright'position is shownjthe present application having more particular reference to a housing carried" by the base and adapted to cover the records; a

The invention hasfor a general object to the-records. v 1 More specifically speakin the, invention has for an obje'ctjto provi e ahousi-n g'or casing having a ,novel arrangement; of hinged wall membersto facilitate.

-For further comprehension" of the i'n'vem tion, and of the, objects and advantages more particularly set forth."

Figure'l of the drawings i'sa' perspective thereof, reference will be had to the followf ing description and accompanyingdrawings, and rious "novel features of the finvention fare view of a record holder constructed accord ing to the invention, showing' the hinged cover member swung partially back.

Figure 2 is a transverseverticalsectional view thereof, this viewbeing taken on the line 22 of Figure 3.

Figure 3 is an enlarged horizontal section on the line 3 3 of Figure 2.

Figure 4 is a longitudinal sectional View i,

of the base alone, this view being taken along.

the line 4-4 of Figure Q As here shown my improved record holder comprises a rectangular base 10, of considerable thickness, in the ton of which are formed two series of grooves or slotsll and 12 respectively extending in a-generaldirection longitudinally of the base and adapted to receive the edges of the records R ates to'aholder or cabt to the appended claims inwhich the',va-'

- hinges therein su tlon.

verge, or. spread out in. the direction of theends thereofwhich are, cut through theend of the base; This basic "as thus described forms the subject matter of plicationabove referredto; v w I The 1 records supported in the respective series ofgrooves "are from opposite ends of the basa -the housing port was; in upright as. Eachseriesof groovesterminates at one The respective grooves. of each ','series Jidimy prev'ious apadapted to vbe removed a or *casingto which-thepresent invention has a particular reference beingdesigned to open in a manner to permit of this. a

A's here/embodied this housing comprises edges to the side of the base lO, the wall-'15 while the' wall-['16 is one-half the height thereof. j-The hinged thereto ing which 'comp'risesa side "member 18-c'0'm plementarytothe upper'ghalffo-f the other side wall, a top member 19',- and a ,pair of a pair of sidewalls ,15, 16 fixed at their lower 3 provide a record holder or cab1net arrang'ed; to: facilitate access tofa'nd withdrawaho-f,"

end wall members-20, all joined in' a rigid structure;

will be apparent, when the cover ele ment is in closed position a: completely closed housing orv cabinet is provided,- while this '90' 7' box =mayrbe 'openedat the'to and ends by a swinging-the cover-element Yon its to the position shown in'dot andv dash lines in g p r i ittingthe records to be withdrawn fromeither end as desired.

Having thus described my inventionwhat I claim as new anddesireto top and end walls of the cabinet whereby the be removed'laterally from the cabinet. 7 2. A record'holding cabinet comprising a e protect byLetters Patent of the United States is as fo-lforming the entire top section when swung to openfposition upon the hinges will permit the records to bottcm section having a bottom'wall and a sidewalls, and a section hinged to said loottom section comprising atop wall'and end TBS wall, end: walls and a side wall,- said top.

side wall being hinged-to the shorter of said bottom side walls, said end walls extending the full height of said cabinet, and said bottom wall provided with a plurality of spaced grooves to receive the records and hold them in spaced condition within said container.-

4. In a record holding cabinet, fixed side walls one of which is of less height than the height of the cabinet, an upper side wall section hinged to said last mentioned wall,

and top and end wall members. fixed tosaid upper section, said end wall members ex tending downward along the ends ofthe fixed wall to' which said upper section is hinged.

5. A record holding cabinet comprising a bottom section and a top section hinged thereto, said bottom section comprising a bottom wall and side walls, one of .sa'idside u walls extending the full height of said cabi net and the other of said side Walls extend in substantially half the height of said ca inet, said top section comprising a top wall, end walls and aside wall, said top side wall being hinged to the shorter ot said: bottom side walls,- said end walls extending the full height of said cabinet and said bottom wall provided with a plurality 0t spaced grooves adapted to receiveand hold the records in spaced condition within said container said grooves inclined downwardly and terminating in a curved surface to hold the records substantially centrally,

oisaid end walls;

6. 11 a record holding cabinet, at base, fixed side walls one at which extends the .full. height of the cabinet, and the other approximately one half the height of the cabinet, an upper" side wall section hinged tothe upper edge of the last mentioned fixed wall, and top and end wall members fixed to said hinged section, said end wall members extending the full height of the cabinet.

7. In a record holding cabinet, a base, fixed side walls one of which extends the full heightot the cabinet, and the other approximately one half the height of the cabinet, an upper side wall section hinged to the upper edge of the last mentioned fixed wall, and top and end wall members fixed to said hinged section,- said. end wall member's extending the- :Eull-heightot. the cabinet, and projecting across the ends of said base and fixed walls.

8; A record holding cabinet comprising a bottom section and a top section hinged thereto, said bottom section comprising a bottom wall and side walls, one ofsaid side walls extending the full heightof said cabinet and the other o'f-said side walls extending substantially halt the height of said cabinet, said top section comprisingja top wall, end Walls and a sidewall, said top side wall being hinged to the shorter oi! said bottom side walls, said end walls extendin the full height of said cabinet, and sai spaced grooves to'receivethe reco-r'dsand bottom wall provided with a plurality of hold them in spaced condition within said i container, said grooves being arranged in two sets of oppositely diverging groups, one group of grooves extending to one end of said bottom wall and the other group of grooves extending to the other end of said bottom wall, and all of said grooves inc-lin mg downwardly towards the center of said bottom wall and terminating in a curved surface adapted to hold the records substan= tiallycentrally of the ends of the container.

Signed at New York, the county of New York; and State of New York, this 28 day of July A. D. 1921.

' HANS VVEIDE I

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