US1815763A - Powder puff and method of manufacturing the same - Google Patents

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July 2l; 1931. J,I CQSIN 1,815,763V

PQWDER PUFF AND METHOD 0F MANUFACTURING THE SAIE INVENTOR BY J. f ('051'12 Wnmssslss l I Y ATTORNEY July 2l, v1931.

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' wlTNEssEs rllmeans for the i edges 11 are exposed. In this' position, theV 'troducedand the projecting ends oiflaps 17 of the liner strip 13lare tucked in betweenV thebody 10 and the i'iller 18 to coverand con- Y ceal the filler, as clearly illustrated Yures 4i and` 5. The final step consists in nowV inverting the strip 10 so that the ends having the-'bound edges v11'are brought together, vas

surface 12` completely exposed. Due to the convexity ofthe bound'v edges v11 vin vthe'inal Y v form of `the puff, said edges Ywill be closely v disposed adjacent each other to pr-event'gapinv. The userv may insert the fingers Itk is also obviousthat the` fingers may be iiiserted veither .way due to' the fact that fa double pocket 20 is formed betwen the liner strip 13 and the ends of the body.` 10 havingy Y From'the foregoingv operation,it will thus 'beV seen that no lhand' theY bound edges V11.

stitching operation is required Yand hence the l puffs will be of a moreV uniform nature, presenting la iieater 'appearance and eliminating home work and the unsanitary Aconditions incident thereto. It ris also apparent that when necessary the puff body .maybe in'- verted, the filler removed and the'v body 'y washed, after'which la' newvr'filler may be placedtherein. v l. V

The completed powder Vpuff is composed of a sheet or length of material 10 which Vhas its opposite ends Yfoldedover the remaining portion an'dfjo'ined thereto by a stitched seam whichis disposed Vwithin the'coniines of the luff' body whichiis thus provided.' In view of the fact that thebound endedges 11'are unsecured', itis obvious that a transverse slit Y or opening is afforded which allows for the inversion`V ofv 'the' "body and which affords troduction of the fingers to hold the puff wheninnse. `By providing a lining 13 between which Vand the remaining unslitted disposed,-it is obvious that the users fingers do not come in contact with thefilling. e #While the Vpuff r`is illustrated as of 'square or rectangularconfiguration, itis to be understood thatvthere .is no intention of restricting the invention thereto and th at other, shapes may be resorted to which are possible.

lWhat is claimed is:l y

1. A powder puff constructed Vfrom alength of material having its opposite endsV folded over the remaining portion 'and joined theretoby an inwardly. disposed'stitched seam 50 .with'f'the edges of said ends unsecured lto provide a transverse' slitintermediate vthe V"length'of the puff through Whichrtheihngers may be introduced for manipulating theppuff,

a filler within said body. and a lining cover- "5 ing said iillerand between whichand the un` length l of material having in Fig-j illustrated in Figures v5 and 6 Vwith the nap wall of the pu tlieinaterial V18 slitted wall of the puff the said filler is positioned. Y Y

u 2. A powder puff constructed f from a its opposite ends folded over the remaining Vportion and joined thereto by an inwardly dispose'd'stitched seamH with the edges of saidends unsecured to provide a transverse slit intermediate the length of the puff through which the fingers may be introduced for manipulating the puff, aV filler within said body and a lining covering said filler andv betweenV which andthe unslitted lwall of the jpuif the said filler is positioned, the said lining being secured in place bythe same line of stitching which joins the seamv aforementioned. p i Y A method ofv manufacturing powder puffsV consisting invfoldingthe ends ofthe length of body material over onto the .remain- `ing portion,

superimposing a' lining material thereon,"stitching lthrough the: marginal side edges vof the body and lining materials, inverting said joined body and lining niaterials, introducing a filling Vmaterial there between and `finally inverting the body material through the slitformed by the unsecured Vend edges thereof.

4.-. A method of manufacturing powder puffs including the steps of folding over the ends of a Vlength of body materia-l onto the remaining portion, so that the maj or portion of said endsliein the samevplane with each other and parallel to said'remainingpoi'tion,

said folded length of material and inverting said body through the slit formed between the unsecured'e'ndfed'ges thereof.. y Y

5. A powder puf'consisting'y o'f a single length ofmaterial'having the opposite/end Y stitching through the marginal side edges of a superimposed relationand means disposed within the confines of and concealed by "the body for j oiniiig'V said inwardlyffoldedsuperimposed sideedges to providesaijd-body with opposite walls, one of which is provided withV a transverse slit'fas'and for the purposes specified. 'f

6. A powderV puff including a hollow body' 'constructed'from a single piece of material Vhaving `opposite end portions extending. inL

wardly over the medial portionV thereof lying in the same plane. with each other, 'and disposed parallel tothe medial portion thereof with the side edges Yof the end and' medial portions projecting inwardly and internal concealed means joining said edges.

7 A rectangular piece of lmaterialh'aving .oppositeend portions extending inwardly over, the medial portion thereof lying in the same plane with eachother and disposed parallel to the medial portionjthereof with the Y side edges of the'end and medial portions Llo cealed by the bodyjoining said edges.`

i projecting inwardly and internalconcealed means joining saidedges y e x i 8; A powderspu? includingra hollow body r'constructed vfroma single piece of materialLk vharing oppositeend'I portions extending inwardly over and disposedv parallel to the mey dial portion thereof with the side edges of the vend and medial portions proj ecting inwardly and kmeans ,within thev confines yof and conpowder puff including a body formedr rof a single length of material having kthe opposite en dfportionsy thereofdirected inwardly, lying inthe same plane and parallel .v

to the remaining medial portion with the side edges of said portionsfolded 'inward to ya superimposed relation and internal concealed means joining" said inwardly folded superimposed sideedgesto provide opposite f walls, the end edges ofsaid end portions n being free` andadJajcent each other vto provide atransverseslit intermediate the, ends of one'wall of the body. s n

V,10,A powder puff, including a body formed of a single lengthof material having ythe opposite end portions thereof-directed yinwardly disposedv in the saine plane with edges to provide walls of saidobody, one of y which is provided with a transverse slit 'defined bythe unconnected end edges offsaid end portions; a ller; and a lining within` i' said body, the latter being interposed between the filler andthe slitted wall of the body, said lining being yof greater length than the finished pu body, providing reversely directed ends of said lining for embracing ythe endsofthe filler.`r

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each other and lying parallel to the remainmedial portion with ythe side edges of said portions foldedinward 'to a superimposed relation and internal concealed -means i x side edges to provide. opposite walls, the end edges of said end portions beingfree to prolvide a transverse' slitintermediate the ends y' f joiningsaid inwardly'pfolded* superimposed i of one wall of the body whereby to define ay i i pair, of pockets extending outwardly from the slit, into which pockets the fingers may be selectively' introduced through` the A,slit

Y for manipulating the puff.

Y 11.Ay powderk puff including body formed of a single length kof material lhaving other oppositeI endgportions thereof v directed -inwardly disposedl in 'thesame plane with 4` "each other and 'lying'parallel to the medialA *remaining'portioniwith the side edges of saidportions folded laterally inward to a ,superimposed-relation and internal con y,

cealed meansejoi'ning saidi inwardly folded superinriposedffsideedgesl to provider` walls of said body, one of which is providedwith ra' transverse slit-defined by the lunconnectedl ALend edges of saidfend' portions, a filler; and

g 1a lining within said Abody,the latter ybeingr interposed betweenv the filler andthe slittedy wall ofthe body.- f

12; A, powder.' including y ak body Y formed of a singlelengthofgmaterial havingy C5 .the opposite endj portionsjthereofv directed inwardly disposed yin vthe same yplane with each other and lying parallel to the medial ion L

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