US1690403A

US1690403A - Sectional wall vanity case

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Publication number: US1690403A
Application number: US134177A
Authority: US
Inventors: Charles N Coryell
Original assignee: Scovill Inc
Current assignee: Scovill Inc
Priority date: 1926-09-08
Filing date: 1926-09-08
Publication date: 1928-11-06
Anticipated expiration: 1945-11-06

Description

Nov. 6, 1928.

C. N. CORYELL SECTIONAL WALL VANITY CASE Filed Sept. 8, 1926 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 INVENTOR. 2 BY W74 M ATTORNEY Nov. 6, 1928. 1,690,403

C. N. CORYELL SECTIONAL WALL VANITY CASE Filed Sept. 8, 1926 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 BY Wi (W A TTORNEY )ZINGZENTOR. I

trad the'coinpaet container 18 is inserted in the frame member itmay be secured in place by ring 23 which is designed to fit snugly over flange 22 and contact-withring; 21 of the frame member.

Thecompact container may be readily removed by lifting ring 23 which then allows the container to be withdrawn from frame member17.

Upper cover section 16 comprises a frame member 30 and an inner member 31 which may contain a mirror or other suitable article. Framemember 30 is provided with a peripheral beading similar to that on lower cover section; The inturned portion of 15 the. beading is adapted to form a' meeting may be permanentlysecured in place in the frame member by crimping flange 345 over ring 32 as shown on Fig. 3, or it may be soldered in'place if desired. The crimping or .-soldering should preferably be completed before placing the mirror in member 31 in order The cr mping of to avoid damage thereto. flange 34 over ring 32 may be carried out so that part of the flange 34. may overhang the! mirror 35 to hold the mirror in place. Fur- 35 thermore the mirror 35 may be provided-with projections 36 which may cut into the overhanging part of flange 34 when the mirror is snappedinto position.

y Frame member 30is provided with a hinge 4o knuckle 10 which may be'formed integral therewith by providing a'tongue bent back uponitself. Bead1ng19' and flange 20 on coyer section 15 are cut away at {H to pro-- vide space for the hinge knuckle when the two members aresccured together. Pintle wire 42 is passed'through hinge knuckle 40 and may be resiliently retained in beading 19.

One endof pintle wire 42 is providedwith a tongue'member 43 (Fig. S) which is bent to may"bef'conreniently made by cutting a flat piece of metal and bending it to thoshape sho'wnin Fig. 8.; Itmay be fastened to wire tior'i. I y v Flange20 on frame member 17 may be provided with a T-shaped slot at a point dia- 42 by soldering or may be retained by fricmetrically oppositehinge knuckle 4.0 into pacts may beempl'oyed if desired.

following claims.

closed hy'pressing frame rhember30 past projection 44, the pintle wire providing the I necessary resiliency. To open the case the catch may be released by pressingon tongue 4-3 thereby springing the pintle wire',and members 1r. attached thereto, to the position shown in Fig. 6. o

By constructing the case as above described so that the compact container forms apart of the outer surface of the coveri'the totalthickness ofthe cover is reduced tothat of one piece of metal and the size of the case maybe correspondingly reduced. The above arrangement also provides convenicnt means container is to be discarded'when the powder? supply has been exhausted it may be desirable to eonstruct the central portion of a cheaper material than the permanent frame member.

The above construction provides a 2 simple means for doingthis and removably securing the part in place. r r

Byutilizing the pintlel-wire as a part of the catch, the case itself may be made strong and unyielding and a spring catch provided without the addition of extra parts; Asav-a ing in materials andlaboris therefore effectedover that requiretl'to provide asepa;

rate catch member: The pintle; wire in man tionto forming part of the hinge and carry ing a catch member also serves asa reinforcing means for the cdge'of the case.

The case has been described as including a powder compact and mirror;l1owevcr,?thctwo coversections may be of similar construction and other. toilet articles such as rouge coma tions maybe sccuredby friction rings so, as to be readily removable should the nature of the article 'carriedirequire this expedient to facilitate replacement. Y? i 50' surround the wire and provided with an in tegral latch section 44. Thetongue member Although the invention hascbcen show d and described as applied to a particularQiorm and construction of Vanity case, its scope is not to be limitedthereto but is dclinedby the mum is claimed is: o

1. A vanity box comprising a pair of cover sections separably connected together. one of said cover sections comprising a frame member and acentral compact container, and

- fiflwvhich member 4:3;maybeinserted. VVhen' means'includinga removable retaining ring 1 in place (Figs. Band 6) the; tongue member surrounding said compact container to re- 43 projects through this slotan'd provides a finger hold andprojectingportion 4 1 over-} lies the inside of the heading on frame mem- 6 her 30 and forms a catch. The case may be surface of the cover.

.movably; secure the container to; the framc 2. A vanity box comprising a pair of cover sections separably connected together, one of said cover sections comprising a frame member and a central compact container having at. A container comprising a pair of cover sections separably connected togethcr,one of said cover sections comprising a frame memher and a central member, said frame member having an interior opening and an internal ring overhanging said opening to, provide a seat, said central member having a base portion and an upturned flange portion adapted to enter said ring, said base portion being adapted to enter the interior opening in said frame and to form in connection with the frame a continuous outer surface, and a removable ring member surrounding said flange and co-operating with the internal ring to removably secure the central member in the frame.

5. A vanity case comprising a pair ofcover sections separably connected together, one of said cover sections comprising a frame member and a central member and a'mirror seated in said central. member, the frame member and central member each :t'ormingla portion of the outer surface of the cover. said central member having means for holding said mirror.

6. A vanity case comprising a pair of cover sections separably connected together, one of said cover sections comprising a frame member, and a central member comprising a base portion and an n turned flange portv ion,

and a mirror secured y said flange portion, said flange being crlmped over said frame member to secure the central member therein, the frame member and central member each forming a portion of the outer surface of the cover.

7; A vanity case comprising a pair of cover sections separably connected together, one of said cover sections comprising a frame member having an interior opening and a ring firmly secured therein and overhanging said opening to form a seat and a central member comprising a base portion adapted to seat in said opening and an upturned flange portion adapted to enter said ring, said flange being crimped over said ring to firmly secure the central member to the frame member and a mirror frictionally secured in said central member by said flange.

' 8. A vanity case comprising a plurality of cover sections separably connected together, one of said sections being comprised. of a ring Wall and an inner central wall, said inner wall having an upstanding annular flange fitting into and bent over onto said ring wall, said flange forming a seat, and a toilet article in said seat.

9. A vanity case comprising a pluralit Y of cover sections separably connected together, one of said sections being'comprlsed of a ring wall and an inner central wall, said inner wall having an upstanding annular flange fitting into said ring wall, a ring removably secured to and surrounding said annular flange to hold said inner wall and rmg vall in assembled relation, and a toilet article within said annular flange.

10. A. box comprising a section having an annular frame member, said frame member having a seat, a central member seated in said seat and removable from the outside, and means for removably securing said central member to said seat, said frame member and central member forming the outside Wall of thesection, said central member being convex and having compacted therein a cosmetic compact.

11. A box comprising a section having an annular frame member, said frame member having an inwardly extending, overhanging flange forming a seat, a central member seated 1n sald seat and removable from the outside, and means ttor rei'novably securing said central member to said seat, said frame member and central member eacli'being con vex, fitting substantially flush and forming the outside wallof the section, and a compact molded in saidccntral member.

12. A box comprising a. section having a ring wall and an inner central wall, and means for securing said walls together, including an upstanding flange on said central wall fitting into said ring wall and bent over onto said ring wall. y

13. A box comprising a pair of cover sections detachably connected together, one of said cover sections comprising aframe member and a central member, and means including a removable retaining ringsurroimding said central member to removably secure said members together.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand.

CHARLES N. CORYELL.