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US1468000A
US1468000A US506566A US50656621A US1468000A US 1468000 A US1468000 A US 1468000A US 506566 A US506566 A US 506566A US 50656621 A US50656621 A US 50656621A US 1468000 A US1468000 A US 1468000A
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A45—HAND OR TRAVELLING ARTICLES
    • A45D—HAIRDRESSING OR SHAVING EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT FOR COSMETICS OR COSMETIC TREATMENTS, e.g. FOR MANICURING OR PEDICURING
    • A45D33/00—Containers or accessories specially adapted for handling powdery toiletry or cosmetic substances
    • Y—GENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
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  • My invention relates to containers and refers particularly to containers for carrying fine powders.
  • Containers intended for use with fine powders must be of such construction as to prevent the sifting out of the powder during transportation and use, and must further be of economic construction and must be capable of being easily filled with the powder and readily sealed from leakage.
  • Mycontainer comprises'a powder retainer, having a fragile top, placeable within the container proper, and a means whereby the filling opening of the retainer may be completely coveredan'd sealed by a sealing device fixedly attached to the bottom of the box, thus presenting an impervious container, capable of retaining an enclosed powder free from sifting and leakage.
  • Figure 1 ⁇ is a section of Figure 2.
  • Figure 2 is a top plan view of one form of my container, broken away to illustrate its construction.
  • Figure 3 is a perspective view of one of the sealing means.
  • Figure 4 is a perspective view of a retainer for the fragile top.
  • Figure 5 is a perspective view of the powder retaining member.
  • Figure 6 is a perspective view of the container bottom showing the sealing means.
  • Figure 7 is a broken perspective view of a modified form of my container bottom.
  • the particular form ofthe container of my invention shown in the accompanying drawings comprises a bottom 10 having upwardly extended flange sides 11, 11, upon through the line 1-1 yillustrated and describe which the anges 12, 12 of the cover 13 are capable of abutment.
  • yAn inner powder retainer is formed by a rectangular member having the bottom 14, with the opening 15 and the ange sides 16, 16.
  • a piece of cardboard 17, having ⁇ an opening 18 is placed upon the upper extremities of the flanges 16, 16 to support the fragile member 19, ⁇ and a sheet offragile material, as paper, 19, is placed over the upper open portion of the powder container and the extended edges thereof folded downwardly over the exterior face of the anges 16, 16 and fixedly attached thereto by means of glue.
  • the device thus formed is placed within the rectangular member formed by the sides 20, 20 and fixedly attached thereto by means of glue.
  • rlihe bottom 10 carries a sealing member comprising a piece of packing material, as paper, 21, fixedly attached at the central portion of the material, 22, the remainder of which is free from attachment to the bottom for purposes described later.
  • the modified form of the ,bottom shown in Figure 7 comprises the bottom 10 having lll@ the bottom,
  • an indented portion 23 capable of being fitted within the opening 15 of the powder retainer to insure an additional closure.
  • the cover 13 is removed, the fragile member 19is broken and the supporting member 17 removed by means of t e opening 18', thus exposing the contained powder.
  • a powder retainer having an inwardly extended iange; a fragile top covering the open side of the retainer and attached to the sides thereof; a supporting memberfor the fragile top; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container bottom; and a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of they bottom, the outward portion of thev sealing member being unattached to the bottom, whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing member to the retainer iiange will produce a closure of the retainer.
  • a powder retainer having an inwardly extended flange; a fragile top covering the open side 0f the retainer and attached to the sides thereof; a supporting member for the fragile top; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container bottom; a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of the bottom, the outward portions of the sealing member being unattached to the bottom, whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing member to the retainer flange will produce a closure of the retainer; and a removable cover for the retainer.
  • a powder retainer having an inwardly extended flange; a fragile top covering the open side of the retainer and attached to the sides thereof; a supporting member for the fragile tfp abutting upon the edge of the retainer si es; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container bottom; and a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of the bottom, the outward portions of the sealing member being unattached to whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing member to the lproduce a closure of the weaponV i retainer flange will produce a closure of--aa member being unattached to the bottom,
  • a powder retainer having an inwardly extended flange; a fragile top covering the open side the retainer and attached to the sides thereof, a supporting member for the fragile top; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container bottom havin' side members capable of attachment to .t e retainer; a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of the bottom, the outward portions of the sealing member being unattached to the bottom member, whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing -member of the retainer flanges will retainer; and a removable cover for the retainer.
  • a powder retainer havingan inwardly extended Hange; a fragile top covering the open side of the retainer and attached to the sides thereof, a supporting member for the fragile top abutting upon the edge of the retainer sides; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container Vbottom having side members capable of attachment to the retainer; a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of the bottom, the outward portions of the sealing member being unattached to the bottom member, whereby the attachment of the free portions of the rsealing member to the retainer flange will produce a closure of the retainer and a removable cover for the retainer.

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Patented Sept r i6, 1923..
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application and october 1o, i921. serial no. 506,566.
To all whom t may cof/wem Be it known that l, ROBERT 'Bnnnrnenm al citizen of the UnitedpStatearesiding in the city of Rochester, county of Monroe, and State of New York, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Containers, of which the following `is a full, clear, and exact specification.
My invention relates to containers and refers particularly to containers for carrying fine powders.
Containers intended for use with fine powders, as for instance face powders, must be of such construction as to prevent the sifting out of the powder during transportation and use, and must further be of economic construction and must be capable of being easily filled with the powder and readily sealed from leakage.
The container of my invention possesses all of these advantages and others which will be evident upon a consideration of the accompanying drawings and the specification.
Mycontainer comprises'a powder retainer, having a fragile top, placeable within the container proper, and a means whereby the filling opening of the retainer may be completely coveredan'd sealed by a sealing device fixedly attached to the bottom of the box, thus presenting an impervious container, capable of retaining an enclosed powder free from sifting and leakage.
1n the accompanying drawings illustrating -modified forms of the container of my invention, similarparts are designated by similar numerals.
Figure 1`is a section of Figure 2.
Figure 2 is a top plan view of one form of my container, broken away to illustrate its construction.
Figure 3 is a perspective view of one of the sealing means.
Figure 4 is a perspective view of a retainer for the fragile top.
Figure 5 is a perspective view of the powder retaining member.
Figure 6 is a perspective view of the container bottom showing the sealing means.
Figure 7 is a broken perspective view of a modified form of my container bottom.
The particular form ofthe container of my invention shown in the accompanying drawings comprises a bottom 10 having upwardly extended flange sides 11, 11, upon through the line 1-1 yillustrated and describe which the anges 12, 12 of the cover 13 are capable of abutment. Y
yAn inner powder retainer is formed by a rectangular member having the bottom 14, with the opening 15 and the ange sides 16, 16. A piece of cardboard 17, having `an opening 18 is placed upon the upper extremities of the flanges 16, 16 to support the fragile member 19, `and a sheet offragile material, as paper, 19, is placed over the upper open portion of the powder container and the extended edges thereof folded downwardly over the exterior face of the anges 16, 16 and fixedly attached thereto by means of glue. The device thus formed is placed within the rectangular member formed by the sides 20, 20 and fixedly attached thereto by means of glue.
rlihe bottom 10 carries a sealing member comprising a piece of packing material, as paper, 21, fixedly attached at the central portion of the material, 22, the remainder of which is free from attachment to the bottom for purposes described later. I
The assembled container is shown in Figures 1 and 2.
'1:0 fill the container, the bottom 10 is removed and the device inverted. Powder is introduced into the powder retainer through the opening 15 of the member 14. When sufficient powder has been introduced, a glue solution is placed upon the free unattached portion of the sealing member 21, andthe inner faces of the iianges 11, 11, and the bottom is then placed upon the filled powder retainer and pressed thereon, by which means the sealing member 21 will completely cover the bottom 14; and is firmly attached thereto, the flanges `11, 11 at the same time being fixedly attached to the sides 20, 20.
lt is evidentythat the free portions 21o'f Y the sealing member will be attached to all portions of the face of the member 1e, even if the latter Should be pressed. slightly inwardly at some portions, which would not be the case if the sealing ,member were attached throughout to the bottom 10, and it is also to be noted that the'member la is essential in order to form sufficient sealing surface.
An examination of m container as thus shows that its peculiar form of construction renders it absolutely free from leakage. l
The modified form of the ,bottom shown in Figure 7 comprises the bottom 10 having lll@ the bottom,
an indented portion 23 capable of being fitted within the opening 15 of the powder retainer to insure an additional closure.
In order to obtain the powder from the container, the cover 13 is removed, the fragile member 19is broken and the supporting member 17 removed by means of t e opening 18', thus exposing the contained powder.
I do not limit myself to the particular size, shape, number or arrangement of parts as shown and described, all of which may be varied within the scope of my invention.
What I claim is:
1. In a container, in combination, a powder retainer having an inwardly extended iange; a fragile top covering the open side of the retainer and attached to the sides thereof; a supporting memberfor the fragile top; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container bottom; and a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of they bottom, the outward portion of thev sealing member being unattached to the bottom, whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing member to the retainer iiange will produce a closure of the retainer. I
2. In a container,
y in combination, a powder retainer having an inwardly extended flange; a fragile top covering the open side 0f the retainer and attached to the sides thereof; a supporting member for the fragile top; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container bottom; a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of the bottom, the outward portions of the sealing member being unattached to the bottom, whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing member to the retainer flange will produce a closure of the retainer; and a removable cover for the retainer.
3. In a container,in combination, a powder retainer having an inwardly extended flange; a fragile top covering the open side of the retainer and attached to the sides thereof; a supporting member for the fragile tfp abutting upon the edge of the retainer si es; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container bottom; and a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of the bottom, the outward portions of the sealing member being unattached to whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing member to the lproduce a closure of the weaponV i retainer flange will produce a closure of--aa member being unattached to the bottom,
whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing member to the retainer flange will produce a closure of the retainer; and a removable cover for the retainer.
5. In a container, in combination, a powder retainer having an inwardly extended flange; a fragile top covering the open side the retainer and attached to the sides thereof, a supporting member for the fragile top; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container bottom havin' side members capable of attachment to .t e retainer; a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of the bottom, the outward portions of the sealing member being unattached to the bottom member, whereby the attachment of the free portions of the sealing -member of the retainer flanges will retainer; and a removable cover for the retainer.
6. In a container, in combination, a powder retainer havingan inwardly extended Hange; a fragile top covering the open side of the retainer and attached to the sides thereof, a supporting member for the fragile top abutting upon the edge of the retainer sides; a surrounding member attached to the retainer; a container Vbottom having side members capable of attachment to the retainer; a sealing member centrally attached to the inner face of the bottom, the outward portions of the sealing member being unattached to the bottom member, whereby the attachment of the free portions of the rsealing member to the retainer flange will produce a closure of the retainer and a removable cover for the retainer.
Signe'd at Rochester, in the county of Monroe and State of New York this 3 day of October, 1921.
ROBERT BUEDIN GEN.
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US2485816A (en) * 1944-06-07 1949-10-25 Siftproof Carton Associates Dispensing container
US4962626A (en) * 1987-09-29 1990-10-16 L'oreal Method for compacting a powder-based cosmetic material
US4962627A (en) * 1987-09-29 1990-10-16 L'oreal Method for compacting a powder-based cosmetic preparation

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US2485816A (en) * 1944-06-07 1949-10-25 Siftproof Carton Associates Dispensing container
US4962626A (en) * 1987-09-29 1990-10-16 L'oreal Method for compacting a powder-based cosmetic material
US4962627A (en) * 1987-09-29 1990-10-16 L'oreal Method for compacting a powder-based cosmetic preparation

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