US491432A

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Publication number: US491432A
Authority: US
Publication date: 1893-02-07
Anticipated expiration: 1910-02-07

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M. N. 8v E'. P. LYNN.

BTTLB SEALNG DEVICE. No. 491,432. Patented Feb. 7, 1893.

NrrnD STATES Arent* reise.

MIRABEU N. LYNN, OF RISING SUN, INDIANA, AND ELMGRE P. LYNN, OF

CINCINNATI, OHIO.

BOTTLE-SEALING DEWCE.

SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 491,432, dated February 7, 1893.

Application tiled June 22, 1892. Serial No. 437,668. (No model.)

To al?, whom it may concorre: contacting with the mouth of the bottle or Be it known that we, MIRABEAU N. LYNN, the cork 5. of Rising Sun, county of Ohio, and State of After the bottle is blown and formed with Indiana, and ELMORE l). LYNN, of Cincinnati, a projecting ring 8 thereon, the groove il be- 55 county of I'Iainilton, State of Ohio, have intween such annular flange and the neck at vented certain new and useful Improvements the mouth of the bottle is cut out by a diain llottleealing Devices; and we do hereby mond, or may be formed in any other suitable declare that the following is a full, clear, and manner. After the bottleis filled and corked, exact description thereof, referencebeing had and the seat made of paper or any other 6o io to the accompanying drawings, in which like suitable material is placed over the mouth figures refer to like parts. of the saine, the larger section of the cap Our invention relates to a new and useful It is inverted and iilled with cement or other improvement in 'the construction of bottle suitable sealing material. The inverted sealing devices, and will be understood from neck of the bottle is then put in place, and 65 i5 the following description. before the cement hardens the other section In the drawings, Figure l represents a side of the cap l is put in place, and the bottle elevation of our improved bottle, showing the forced down, so that when the sealing matesaine after it is sealed. Fig. 2 is a central rial hardens the two sections of the cap are vertical section of the upper part of the saine, effectually locked togetherby the sealing nia- 7o zo showing it after it is sealed. Fig. 3 is a cross terial between the upper ilange of the smaller section through the cap. Fig. eis a detail persection ll of the cap and the other section of spective view of the two sections of the cap. the same. The cenient also is filled beneath Fig. 5 is an under side view of the same. the flange 9 and the annular flange 8, so that In detail, l represents the body of the botthe section 1l cannot move upward or dcwn- 7 5 fle3 2 the neck, and 8 the reinforcement of the ward, and thelarger, upper section of the cap, same. because of the sealing material adhering to 8 is an annular ilange formed at the upper its entire surface and filling in on both sides end of the reinforcement, and 9 is a groove of the annular flange 8 between the upper cut around the top of the saine on a line with part of such section l0 and the lower flange 8o 3o its connection with the ring S. l2 of the saine cannot be moved upward, so i isa cap designed to lit over the mouth of that the fiange le of such section, which fits the bottle, consisting of two sections l0 and in the groove made in the section 1l of the ll, the larger section of the saine having a cap, holds such section ll in place, preventlid extending over the mouth of the bottle, ing it from being moved laterally. By this 85 and both sections having a flange l2 at the means the sections of the cap are locked tobottoni adapted to fit below the annular flange gether effeetually, and cannot be removed 8, whereby the cap is held on to the neck of unless the cap be broken. When it is dethe bottle. On the section ll of the cap is a sired to open the bottle,a slight blow against groove 13 about the upper and outer portion the side or on the bottom of the cap will 9o ao of the saine, the section l0 having a flange 14E break the annular flange 8 from the neck of curved downward and adapted to fit in the the bottle on a line with the groove 9, and groove i8 in the other section ll. The secallow the cap to be easily lifted off. Thus, it tion ll has likewise a flange on the inside and will be seen, that our sealing device is sirnupper part of the saine at l5. The section l0 ple and effective, and will protect the con- 95 of the cap is cut or hollowed out on one half tents of such bottle, for the reason that the of 'the under part of the same at 16. same cannot be reached without mutilating 17 is a cement or other suitable sealing niathe` bottle and seal, and yet after the annuterial with which 'the cap is filled, holding the lar flange 8 and the cap are knocked off, a saine in place, useful and ordinary bottle remains. roo 5o 7 is a paper seat lifting over the mouth of What we claim as our invention and desire the bottle, to keep the sealing material from to secure by Lettersljatent is the followingz` l. A bottle having about the neck thereof at the mouth an annular flange which is partially separated on the upper side from the neck of the bottle by means Of a cutor groove, a cap adapted to fit over the mouth of such bottle and under the projecting ring which can be removed only by a blow breaking off the annular' flange, substantially as shown and described.

2. A bottle having a projecting ring or flange formed around the neck near the mouth of the same, with a groove on the upper side thereof partially separating the same from the neck of the bottle, a cap fitting over the mouth of such bottle, a flange of such cap fitting around and under such annular flange, such cap filled with sealing material, whereby it is held firmly in place, a seat over the mouth of the bottle separating the sealing material from the same, the whole adapted to be removed only by breaking away the annular flange, substantially as shown and described.

3. In a bottle, a sealing device consisting of a cap formed in two sections adapted to interlock with each other in place over the mouth of the bottle and filled with sealing material, an annular flange around the neck of thebottle at the mouth to hold on such cap and so made as to be readily broken off by a blow from beneath when it is desired to open such bottle, substantially as shown and described.

4. In a bottle, a sealing device consisting of a cap formed in two sections, such sections grooved about the inside periphery thereofso as to fit over an annular flange formed at the mouth of such bottle about the neck thereof, such flange so made as to be readily broken by a blow from beneath when it is desired to open such bottle, substantially as shown and described.

5. In a bottle, a sealing device consisting of two sections, both of such sections having flanges around the lower part of the same to fit over an annular flange about the neck ofthe bottle at the mouth thereof, one of such sections having as a part thereof a lid fitting over the entire top of the bottle, and on one side having a flange adapted to fit in a groove formed on the other section of such cap, whereby such sections when held in place by sealing material will effectually lock, substantially as shown and described.

G. In a bottle, a sealing device consisting of a ring about the neck at the mouth of the bottle, a cap formed in two sections, each adapted to fit over such annular flange, one of such sections having as a part thereof a lid fitting over the entire top of the bottle, and having a flange on one side adapted to fit in agroove in the smaller section of such cap, such section having a flange extending inwardly so that when such cap is filled with sealing material, the sealing material will be filled in between such fiange of the cap andthe annular flange on the neck of the bottle, whereby such section on the cap is held lirrnlyin place, substantially as shown and described.

7. In a bottle, a sealing device consisting of a cap formed in two sections, each section having a flange adapted to fit about and beneath an annular flange about the neck of the bottle at the mouth, one section of the same having a lid extending across the top of the boftle, and having a flange on the edge of such lid, the other section having a groove on the upper part thereof, so that the flange on such lid will fit in such groove and prevent such section from being moved outward, a fiange on the upper part of such smaller section extending inward with eement above and below it, so that it cannot be moved vertically, a seat fitted over the mouth of such bottle, such cap filled with sealing material, whereby the lower fianges thereof are held firmly against the lower part of such projecting ring around the neck of the bottle, and the upper parts are firmly held and locked together, so that such cap cannot be removed without breaking away such annular flange, substantially as shown and described.

In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands this 10th day of May, 1892.

MIRABEAU N. LYNN. ELHORE P. LYNN. lVitnesses:

CHAs. M. Puck, J. THOMSON Cnoss.