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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
- B65D—CONTAINERS FOR STORAGE OR TRANSPORT OF ARTICLES OR MATERIALS, e.g. BAGS, BARRELS, BOTTLES, BOXES, CANS, CARTONS, CRATES, DRUMS, JARS, TANKS, HOPPERS, FORWARDING CONTAINERS; ACCESSORIES, CLOSURES, OR FITTINGS THEREFOR; PACKAGING ELEMENTS; PACKAGES
- B65D43/00—Lids or covers for rigid or semi-rigid containers
- B65D43/02—Removable lids or covers
- B65D43/0202—Removable lids or covers without integral tamper element
- B65D43/0214—Removable lids or covers without integral tamper element secured only by friction or gravity
- B65D43/0222—Removable lids or covers without integral tamper element secured only by friction or gravity only on the outside, or a part turned to the outside, of the mouth of the container
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- This invention consists in an improvement on the wooden bottle patented to me February 7, 1865, and is made by stopping up thcbored. end ot' said bottle permanently with a plug, and then boring ⁇ a hole in the plug, so that a smallerstoppermay be used than what is suitable l'or the l'ull bore; and, also, in making a channel from this hole to the side or corner ot' the bottle, so thatliquids, suoli as ink, may be conveniently poured from it; also, in making modifications of the cover or stopper of the bottle.
- the bottle is constructed of a block ot' wood, A, bored out uniformly to within a short distance of the end, so las to leave a solid bottom, B.
- a plug of wood, C is then made so as to it into the bored end, the bottle is iilled with hot roofing-cement or other material impermeable to liquids, allowed to stand amoinent, and emptied; the plug is then dipped into the hot cement and immediatly forced into the bored end ot' the bottle.
- a hole is made in the. plug for a stopper, and a channel, D, cut from the hole to the side or corner oi' the bottle, after which it is again filled with thehot cement and emptied as before.
- the Width of the channel is the same as the diameter ot' the hole at its commencement and about half the depth, receding to a point when it reaches the corner.
- Nails may be driven through the sides and into the plugit' desired, and the whole may be papered, painted, and varnished.
- the outside ofthe bottle may be ornamcnted cheaply by grooving the sides, or it may be carved or turned as other wood-work.
- Vhen the bottle is to be used for substances such as putty, thick paint, paste blackin g, and the like, it may have a diameter greater than its depth, so that it can be rapidly lled or emptied, and in this ease it may beconstructed as represented in Fig. 2, a sectional view being there shown.
- a piece ot' plank may be sawed ot' such dimensions as desired, and the hole may be bored across the grain.
- a cover, c maybe made corresponding in dimensions, with a shoulder upon its outer edge, so that it will set into the vessel a short distance, and also come out flush with the sides.
- a groove may be made on the outside ot' the joint, as represented at d, so that the point ot' a knifeblade may be readily inserted in order to remove the cover.
- the vessel and cover may. then be coated with substances impermeable to liquids, and both outside and inside, ii' preierred.
- Figure 3 represents another modification, c. being the cover, which is bored out a short distance, so thatitwill iit into a shoulder made on the outside ofthe vessel.
- This shoal vessel may be made, also, by takin g Several planks, piling them one upon another, and boring ⁇ through the whole at once, then taking each one and gluing ⁇ or cementing a thin piece ot'board over the hole for a bottom.
- a plain dat cover as in Fig. et, may be used with some ar ticles, such as thick paint, Snc., and that these covers may be nailed or screwed on; or, if the vessels are covered with paper, that may be sufficient to hold them.
- the asphalt or rubber cloth may be used under the cover for articles requiring to be kept from the air.
- the said bottle having a channel, substantially as described.
Description
UNITED STATES PATENT OEEICEo CHARLES W. GAHOON, OF PORTLAND, MAINE.
IM PROVED BOTTLE.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. lLltQ, dated November 28, 1865.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, CHAs. W. GAHooN, of Portland, in the county of Cumberland, in the State of Maine, have invented a new and Im proved Bottle; and I do hereby declare that the following is a full and exact description thereof, reference being had to the accompanying drawings, making a part of this specifcation, and the letters ot' reference marked thereon, making a part of this specification, in which- Figure 1 represents a sectional view ot' my invention from opposite corners.
This invention. consists in an improvement on the wooden bottle patented to me February 7, 1865, and is made by stopping up thcbored. end ot' said bottle permanently with a plug, and then boring` a hole in the plug, so that a smallerstoppermay be used than what is suitable l'or the l'ull bore; and, also, in making a channel from this hole to the side or corner ot' the bottle, so thatliquids, suoli as ink, may be conveniently poured from it; also, in making modifications of the cover or stopper of the bottle.
To enable others skilled in the art to make and use my invention, I will proceed to describe it.
The bottle is constructed of a block ot' wood, A, bored out uniformly to within a short distance of the end, so las to leave a solid bottom, B. A plug of wood, C, is then made so as to it into the bored end, the bottle is iilled with hot roofing-cement or other material impermeable to liquids, allowed to stand amoinent, and emptied; the plug is then dipped into the hot cement and immediatly forced into the bored end ot' the bottle. When cool a hole is made in the. plug for a stopper, and a channel, D, cut from the hole to the side or corner oi' the bottle, after which it is again filled with thehot cement and emptied as before.
The Width of the channel is the same as the diameter ot' the hole at its commencement and about half the depth, receding to a point when it reaches the corner.
Nails may be driven through the sides and into the plugit' desired, and the whole may be papered, painted, and varnished.
The outside ofthe bottle may be ornamcnted cheaply by grooving the sides, or it may be carved or turned as other wood-work.
A stopper may be used made of cork with a covering of india-rubber cloth. Cloth coated with asphalt varnish makes a good covering and is cheaper than india-rubber cloth.
Vhen the bottle is to be used for substances such as putty, thick paint, paste blackin g, and the like, it may have a diameter greater than its depth, so that it can be rapidly lled or emptied, and in this ease it may beconstructed as represented in Fig. 2, a sectional view being there shown. A piece ot' plank may be sawed ot' such dimensions as desired, and the hole may be bored across the grain. A cover, c, maybe made corresponding in dimensions, with a shoulder upon its outer edge, so that it will set into the vessel a short distance, and also come out flush with the sides. A groove may be made on the outside ot' the joint, as represented at d, so that the point ot' a knifeblade may be readily inserted in order to remove the cover. The vessel and cover may. then be coated with substances impermeable to liquids, and both outside and inside, ii' preierred.
Figure 3 represents another modification, c. being the cover, which is bored out a short distance, so thatitwill iit into a shoulder made on the outside ofthe vessel.
This shoal vessel may be made, also, by takin g Several planks, piling them one upon another, and boring` through the whole at once, then taking each one and gluing` or cementing a thin piece ot'board over the hole for a bottom.
l would further remark that a plain dat cover, as in Fig. et, may be used with some ar ticles, such as thick paint, Snc., and that these covers may be nailed or screwed on; or, if the vessels are covered with paper, that may be sufficient to hold them. The asphalt or rubber cloth may be used under the cover for articles requiring to be kept from the air.
When the lumber used has a tendency to warp, the covers may be made in two thin pieces, the grain of each crossing the other, and cemented together. When the bottom is made separate the grain ot it may cross the grain of the body.
Having thus described my invention, I claim as an improvement on the Wooden bottle patented to me February 7, '1865- l. An impermeable wooden bottle having a plug, substantially as described.
2. The said bottle having a channel, substantially as described.
3. An impermeable wooden bottle having covers, substantially as described.
GHAS. W. GAHOON.
Witnesses:
J AMES B. GAEooN, HUGH M. PHINNEY.
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