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US985988A
US985988A US48117709A US1909481177A US985988A US 985988 A US985988 A US 985988A US 48117709 A US48117709 A US 48117709A US 1909481177 A US1909481177 A US 1909481177A US 985988 A US985988 A US 985988A
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    • B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B65—CONVEYING; PACKING; STORING; HANDLING THIN OR FILAMENTARY MATERIAL
    • B65G—TRANSPORT OR STORAGE DEVICES, e.g. CONVEYORS FOR LOADING OR TIPPING, SHOP CONVEYOR SYSTEMS OR PNEUMATIC TUBE CONVEYORS
    • B65G51/00—Conveying articles through pipes or tubes by fluid flow or pressure; Conveying articles over a flat surface, e.g. the base of a trough, by jets located in the surface
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  • 1HE NaRR's PE1-ER co., wAsHmcroN, n..c.
  • My invention relates to improvements in carriers for pneumatic despatch tube apparatus and its object is to simplify and cheapen the construction by using fewer parts and to produce ak carrier which is practically water-tight thus insuring the contents against damage by water.
  • Figure 1 is a longitudinal central sectional view through the improved car" rier.
  • Fig. 2 is a top plan view on the line 2 ⁇ 2 Fig. 1;
  • Fig. 3 is a top plan view of the cover of the carrier;
  • Fig. 4 is a sectional view on the line 4 1 Fig. 3.
  • Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the carrier with the cover open.
  • A represents the shell of the carrier especially adapted for use in mail service and provided with the usual friction bands B.
  • the front end of the carrier is concave as shown and consists of the concave plate Ct and the butter C of liber or other resilient material, and said material is held in place by the concave plate C which is secured directly to the center of the metal head C4 by rivets G2 as shown.
  • the opposite end of the carrier is provided with a cover A which is concave in shape as shown and provided with the circular flange A2 to tit over the edge of the shell A. To this cover A there is secured the strip E by bolts A3 A4' and the bolt At also secures the plate D4 to the locking strip E.
  • This locking strip E has a recess Ei in which is mounted the stud F carrying on its lower end the cam F2 and finger F3 held in place by the nut F4.
  • a collar F Surrounding said stud F and bearing on the top of the cam F2 is a collar F secured to the cover A and around the upper end of said stud F is secured fast the lever Gr.
  • the carrier with the linger F3 under the projection D5 of the support D and the opposite end of the locking strip E projects through the opening E3 in the shell so that the cover is permanently locked to the shell with the iiange A2 resting snugly against the upper edge of the shell A and metallic ring C5 and against the upper inner edge of the metallic ring EL.
  • the recess E3 is covered by the ring E2 so that a water tight connection of the cover and shell is provided.
  • the lever Gr is snapped into place in recess I-I in the spring lock II, Fig. 4, so that the cover cannot become in any Way accidentally displaced from its locked position.
  • K K represent projections on the dial by which it may be adjusted by hand to indicate the desired station.
  • the lever G is sprung from over the plate H and rotates the stud F to remove the linger F3 from underneath the projection D5, when by lifting up on the lever G the inner end of the cover is moved upwardly thereby withdrawing the locking strip E from the recess E3 so that the cover may be moved from its closed position and will assume the position shown in Fig. 5 when the contents may be removed and the carrier refilled.
  • the cover A is moved down so as to bring the end of the locking strip E into recess E3 with the rear end of the locking strip E resting on the projection D5 when the lever G is turned bringing the finger F3 under the projection D5 and the lever is then snapped into the recess IVI of the spring lock H when the parts will be in the position shown in Fig. 1.
  • a carrier for pneumatic despatch tube apparatus a shell having a recess through its wall near one end, a cover provided with a flange to project over the edge of the shell when the cover is closed, a swinging hinge-connection between said cover and said shell, a locking strip on the inner face ot the cover to engage said recess in the wall of the sli-ell when the cover is closed to loclr one side of the cover to the shell, ineans for locking the opposite side of the cover to the shell whenjthe cover is closed, and a ring surrounding the end of the shell to close on the exterior said recess in the wall of the shell and said ring projecting beyond the edge of the shell around the periphery ot the cover when the cover is closed.
  • a shell having a recess through its wall near one end, a projection ou the inner face of the wall of the shell opposite to said recess, a cover provided with a flange to project over the edge of the shell when the cover is closed, a swinging hinge-connection between said cover and said shell, a locking strip on the inner tace of the cover to engage said recess in the wall 30 of the shell when the cover is closed to lock one side of the cover to the shell, a movable finger on the inner face of said cover, ineans for moving said finger to engage said proj ect-ion to lock the cover on that side orp the 35 shell, and a ring surrounding the end of the shell to close on the exterior said recess in the wall of the shell and said ring projecting beyond the edge of the shell around the periphery of the cover when the cover is 40 MERTON L. EMERSON.

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M. L. EMERSON. CARRIER.
APPLIOATION FILED MAE. a, 1909.
Patented Mar. 7, 1911;
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MERTON L. EMERSON, 0F BRAINTREE, MASSACHUSETTS.
CARRIER.
To all whom it may concern:
Be it known that I, MERTON L. EMERSON, of Braintree, in the county of Norfolk and State of Massachusetts, have invented cer tain new and useful Improvements in Carriers, of which the following is a specification.
My invention relates to improvements in carriers for pneumatic despatch tube apparatus and its object is to simplify and cheapen the construction by using fewer parts and to produce ak carrier which is practically water-tight thus insuring the contents against damage by water.
In the accompanying drawings which illustrate a construction embodying my invention, Figure 1 is a longitudinal central sectional view through the improved car" rier. Fig. 2 is a top plan view on the line 2`2 Fig. 1; Fig. 3 is a top plan view of the cover of the carrier; Fig. 4 is a sectional view on the line 4 1 Fig. 3. Fig. 5 is a perspective view showing the carrier with the cover open.
Like letters of reference refer to like parts throughout the several views.
A represents the shell of the carrier especially adapted for use in mail service and provided with the usual friction bands B. The front end of the carrier is concave as shown and consists of the concave plate Ct and the butter C of liber or other resilient material, and said material is held in place by the concave plate C which is secured directly to the center of the metal head C4 by rivets G2 as shown. The opposite end of the carrier is provided with a cover A which is concave in shape as shown and provided with the circular flange A2 to tit over the edge of the shell A. To this cover A there is secured the strip E by bolts A3 A4' and the bolt At also secures the plate D4 to the locking strip E. To this plate Dt is pivotally secured at D3 the arm D2 which is pivoted at D to the support D secured fast to the shell A. This locking strip E has a recess Ei in which is mounted the stud F carrying on its lower end the cam F2 and finger F3 held in place by the nut F4. Surrounding said stud F and bearing on the top of the cam F2 is a collar F secured to the cover A and around the upper end of said stud F is secured fast the lever Gr.
In the position of the parts shown in Fig. 1, the cover is locked to the shell of Y Specification of Letters Patent.
Application filed March 3, 1909.
Patented Mar. '7, 1911. serial No. 481,177.
the carrier with the linger F3 under the projection D5 of the support D and the opposite end of the locking strip E projects through the opening E3 in the shell so that the cover is permanently locked to the shell with the iiange A2 resting snugly against the upper edge of the shell A and metallic ring C5 and against the upper inner edge of the metallic ring EL. The recess E3 is covered by the ring E2 so that a water tight connection of the cover and shell is provided. The lever Gr is snapped into place in recess I-I in the spring lock II, Fig. 4, so that the cover cannot become in any Way accidentally displaced from its locked position.
J represents a dial with a number of stations indicated thereon, from 1 to 18 for in stance, and eoperating with said dial is a spring L secured to the cover A by the plate L and held in trictional contact with any desired notch of the notches K of the dial J. This dial J which is carried by the stud K2 is adjusted so that the station to which the carrier is to be sent is indicated by the spring L iitting in the notch of the number of the station to which the carrier is to be sent.
K K represent projections on the dial by which it may be adjusted by hand to indicate the desired station.
Then it is desired to open the carrier after its arrival at its station, the lever G is sprung from over the plate H and rotates the stud F to remove the linger F3 from underneath the projection D5, when by lifting up on the lever G the inner end of the cover is moved upwardly thereby withdrawing the locking strip E from the recess E3 so that the cover may be moved from its closed position and will assume the position shown in Fig. 5 when the contents may be removed and the carrier refilled.
To close the carrier after same has been loaded, the cover A is moved down so as to bring the end of the locking strip E into recess E3 with the rear end of the locking strip E resting on the projection D5 when the lever G is turned bringing the finger F3 under the projection D5 and the lever is then snapped into the recess IVI of the spring lock H when the parts will be in the position shown in Fig. 1.
Having thus described the nature of my invention and set forth a construction embodying the same, what I claim as new and desire to secure by Letters Patent of the United States is:
1.*n a carrier for pneumatic despatch tube apparatus, a shell having a recess through its wall near one end, a cover provided with a flange to project over the edge of the shell when the cover is closed, a swinging hinge-connection between said cover and said shell, a locking strip on the inner face ot the cover to engage said recess in the wall of the sli-ell when the cover is closed to loclr one side of the cover to the shell, ineans for locking the opposite side of the cover to the shell whenjthe cover is closed, and a ring surrounding the end of the shell to close on the exterior said recess in the wall of the shell and said ring projecting beyond the edge of the shell around the periphery ot the cover when the cover is closed.
2. In a carrier for pneumatic despatch tube apparatus, a shell having a recess through its wall near one end, a projection ou the inner face of the wall of the shell opposite to said recess, a cover provided with a flange to project over the edge of the shell when the cover is closed, a swinging hinge-connection between said cover and said shell, a locking strip on the inner tace of the cover to engage said recess in the wall 30 of the shell when the cover is closed to lock one side of the cover to the shell, a movable finger on the inner face of said cover, ineans for moving said finger to engage said proj ect-ion to lock the cover on that side orp the 35 shell, and a ring surrounding the end of the shell to close on the exterior said recess in the wall of the shell and said ring projecting beyond the edge of the shell around the periphery of the cover when the cover is 40 MERTON L. EMERSON.
lfitnesses A. L. Messen, L. G. BAR'rLErT.
Copies of lthis patent may be obtained for ve cents each, by addressing the Commissioner of Patents,
Washington, D. C.
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