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USRE6552E
USRE6552E US RE6552 E USRE6552 E US RE6552E
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  • An elastic-or looped fabric of cotton, hemp, flax', Or other: suitable material, made circular or cylindrical in forni, is rstdrawn over a core pieceor pattern of they requisite shape, such asV a pipe-elbow, a bottle, jar, orother like vessel, the elasticity of such fabric causing it to adapt itself to the shape or configuration of the pattern.
  • the Whole is then dipped into a bath of lbituminous mastic or composil tion, and a second elastic coating drawn over the lirst, after which it yis again dipped, the process o f alternately coating with fabric and dipping the sarneinto the bituminous bath beingontinued until' the requisite thickness 'of the article to be produced is obtained.
  • the elastic or looped cylindrical fabric may be used either alone or in combination with sheets or Webs of the same fabric, the Overlapping ⁇ or adjoining ends thereof being secured bywire binding, or byu bein g sewed or stitched together with wire, thread, or other material.
  • Each coating or envelope thus applied is dipped in 'a bath of,

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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
BENJAMiN RHODES, OF BOW, ENGLAND, Ass1eNon,BY MEsNEAssIGNMENTs, To NATHANIEL B. FUGITT, OE WASHINGTON, D. O.
-IMPRQVEMENT INI-THE MANUIFACTURE OF lRREGUL-AR-SHAPED VESSELS.
Speoication forming part of Letters Patent No. 41,51,Adated January 19, 1864; reissue No. 6,552, dated AJuly 20, 1875; application filed March 25, 1875. l
\ DIVISION B.
To all 'whom it may concern Be it knownv thatBENJAMrN RHODES, of BOW, England, did invent certain new and useful'lmprovements in theManufacture of- Irr'egular-Shaped Vessels'; and I do hereby declarethe following to be a full and exact description of the same, reference beingv had tow'the' accompanying drawings formingpart ing manper, towit:
An elastic-or looped fabric of cotton, hemp, flax', Or other: suitable material, made circular or cylindrical in forni, is rstdrawn over a core pieceor pattern of they requisite shape, such asV a pipe-elbow, a bottle, jar, orother like vessel, the elasticity of such fabric causing it to adapt itself to the shape or configuration of the pattern. The Whole is then dipped into a bath of lbituminous mastic or composil tion, and a second elastic coating drawn over the lirst, after which it yis again dipped, the process o f alternately coating with fabric and dipping the sarneinto the bituminous bath beingontinued until' the requisite thickness 'of the article to be produced is obtained.
Forthe purpose of facilitating the removal of the articles thus ,formed from "the pattern,
,"inclusive, represent a numf and to givethenl the final shape or finish-the pattern may be halved or otherwise divided,A
and theparts secured in Such a manner as to hold them rrnly while the requisite finishing pressure is applied to .thc article.
In order to form Tshaped pipejoints and other compound figures the elastic or looped cylindrical fabric may be used either alone or in combination with sheets or Webs of the same fabric, the Overlapping` or adjoining ends thereof being secured bywire binding, or byu bein g sewed or stitched together with wire, thread, or other material. Each coating or envelope thus applied is dipped in 'a bath of,
or otherwise treated With, 'liquid bitumen or bituminous composition.
I Aclaim asA the invention of BENJAMIN i RHODES- l. Irregular-shaped vessels, consisting ot' alternate layers of brous or textile fabrics built up in bitumen or bituminous mastics or i compositions, substantially as described.'`V
2. The process of'forining irregular-shaped vessels by drawing over a core or pattern of the required shape several layers of an elastic or looped fabric and dipping the pattern, after each layer is applied', into a bath of bitumen or bituminous mastic or composition, substantially as described.
NATHL. B.,F'UG1TT. In presence 01- WM. C. MGINTIRE, l ARTHUR L. MOINTIRE.

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