An Improved Bottle or Vessel for Spraying purposes.
Year: 1897

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An Improved Bottle or Vessel for Spraying purposes.
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I, CHARLES JOHN ATTWOOD, of 35 Queen Street, Rhyl, in the County of Flint,
Hair Dresser do hereby declare the nature of my said invention and in what
manner the same is to be performed to be particularly described and ascertained
in and by the following statement: —
My invention has for its object a new or improved apparatus bottle or vessel
for spraying purposes and is intended for the use of surgeons for disinfecting
purposes during operations and is useful for many similar purposes where a spray
is needed such for instances as for the distribution of scents and for hair dressers
for various washes and for shampoting and other purposes.
In order that my invention may be clearly understood and more easily carried
into practical effect I have appended hereunto a sheet of drawings illustrating
two modifications of the same but it must be clearly understood that I do not con-
fine myself to the particular form of the vessel or bottle shown as that 'may be
greatly varied in both shape and pattern.
Figure 1. is an elevation of a bottle A which is formed to stand upright upon
its base a¹ and having its cap B and siphon tube b¹ passing down the bottle with
its straight neck E and cap K.
Figure 2. is an elevation of a differently shaped bottle As with its base a³ and
cap B and siphon tube 63 with its neck E passing out so that the cap K² is
pointing at right angles to the bottle. It will however be clearly understand
that the neck may be set to any angle to suit the convenience of the purpose for
which the contents are required.
Figure 3. is a part section and part elevation of the necks E and E and the
caps K and K.
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The drawings show a siphon bottle A and A² of two shapes but the shape of the
bottle or vessel and pattern may be greatly varied though I prefer one easily
grasped by the hand with the valve lever W so designed and arranged that the
finger or thumb can conveniently operate the lever without strain to the hand or
fingers. The neck E may either project from the mount B which carries the valve
lever W with its valve and syphon tube 61, 63 in a perpendicular direction as shown
at Figure 1 or at right angles thereto as shown at Figure 2 or it may be arranged
any convenient angle thereto so as to suit the particular operation in hand. The
end of the neck E is finished with the screw thread S which receives the cap K
which is tapped with an internally corresponding thread so that the cap can be
removed at any time for the purpose of cleaning the very fine hole or holes K³
which runs through it as clearly shown in section at Figure 3. These syphons
may be charged or recharged in any convenient manner and with any liquid or
gas or air being forced in under pressure so that when the valve is opened the
liquid is forced up the tube 61 by such air or gas. It will be quite evident that
any form of valve may be used.

page_text: Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what I claim
is:-
CLAIM.
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A new or improved apparatus bottle or vessel for spraying purposes consisting
of the syphon arrangement and vessel A or A3 with its neck pointing in any desired
direction and finishing with a such like cap as K having the small spray hole
or holes substantially as and for the purpose herein set forth and as shown
upon the accompanying drawings.
Dated this 18th Sentember 1897