Soluble or Insoluble Blue or other Color.
Year: 1884

page_text: Soluble or Insoluble Blue or other Color.
I WILLIAM EDGE of 48 Raphael Street, Brownlow Fold, Bolton, in the County
of Lancaster, Manufacturing Chemist and Dye Merchant, do hereby declare the
nature of my Invention for "A NEW OR IMPROVED
PARCELLING. UP SOLUBLE
follows:-
OR INSOLUBLE BLUE
METHOD OF WRAPPING OR
OR OTHER COLOR," to be as
This invention relates to a new or improved method for wrapping up, or
parcelling up soluble or insoluble Blue or other color, used by Bleachers, Dyers, or
for domestic purposes, in suitable forms, such as, in Crystal,. pressed Blocks, pieces,
powder, or any other convenient form.
The soluble or insoluble blue or other color is enclosed in a bag or cloth
composed of any kind of woven fibre of either animal, vegetable, or mineral. The
top end of the bag or cloth is provided with an attachment in the form of a bandle
or otherwise, the former can be made of Wood, glass, India-rubber, Gutta-percha,
pressed paper, or other equivalents made from infusible earth. The handle is
constructed with a head at both ends, the part put into the neck of the bag or
cloth being likewise, which allows it to be tied up round the neck above the
inverted head..
•
It is intended to sell soluble or insoluble blue or other color made up in this
form thus allowing of immediate use, and entirely dispensing with the necessity of
unwrapping-as is the case at present-thereby preventing the staining of the
operators hands or fingers when it is important they should be clean, at the same
time entirely removing the annoyance from staining the articles under operation.
The blue or other color being enclosed in a bag or cloth thoroughly insures
sieving, thus retaining all coarse or impure particles from the water, starch, or
other liquids into which it is placed, thereby reducing the annoyance
inconvenience from specking or clouding.
or
The advantage of this invention is that it is a convenient stirrer, at the same
time economising color, being capable of being wrung when sufficient has been
extracted, when the bag or cloth and its contents may be put aside for an indefinite
or other period as desired. In cases where large quantities are required at once
sewn or other bags are employed.
100th daw of Santambar 1884

page_text: I WILLIAM EDGE of 48 Raphael Street, Brownlow Fold, Bolton, in the County
of Lancaster, Manufacturing Chemist and Dye Merchant, do hereby declare the
nature of my Invention for "A NEW OR IMPROVED METHOD OF WRAPPING OR
PARCELLING UP SOLUBLE OR INSOLUBLE BLUE OR OTHER COLOR," and in what
manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in
and by the following statement :-
This invention relates to a new or improved method of wrapping up or
parcelling up soluble or insoluble blue or other color, used by bleachers, dyers, or
for domestic purposes, in suitable forms, such as, in crystal, pressed blocks, pieces,
powder, or any other convenient form.
The soluble or insoluble blue or other color A in Fig. 1 is wrapped or parcelled
up in the forms before stated, in the bag or cloth B, the latter being of any kind of
woven fibre, either animal, vegetable, or mineral. In the top end of the bag or
cloth B is placed-after the blue or other color is inserted-the attachment or
handle C, being made as desired of either wood, glass, india-rubber, gutta-percha,
pressed paper, or other equivalents, such as, earthenware made from infusible earth.
The attachment or handle C is constructed with the heads D and D¹, the part
inserted into the neck of the bag or cloth B being likewise, which allows it to be
tied up round the neck E above the inverted head D' with the string F or other
equivalents.
It is intended to sell soluble or insoluble blue or other color wrapped or parcelled
up in this form, thus dispensing with the necessity of unwrapping-as is the case
at present-thereby preventing the staining of the operators hands or fingers when
it is important they should be clean, at the same time removing the annoyance
from staining the articles under operation.
The blue or other color being inclosed in the bag or cloth B insures sieving and
retains all coarse or impure particles from the water, starch, or other liquids into
which it is placed, thus reducing the annoyance or inconvenience from specking
or clouding.
It will be found that by this method of wrapping or parcelling up, that it can be
wrung when a sufficient quantity of blue or other color has been extracted, when
the bag or cloth and its contents may be put aside for an indefinite or other period
as desired, thus economising color; being at the same time a useful and convenient
stirrer. In cases where large quantities are required at once, sewn or other bags
are employed. Fig. 2 is an outside view of Fig. 1.
In some cases it may be found advantageous to wrap or parcel up without the
attachment or handle C, when, the neck of the bag or the ends of the cloth B are
left long enough to allow of being handled, as in Fig. 3.
I would have it clearly understood what I mean by the words "soluble" and
" insoluble."
1. Soluble. A substance is said to be soluble in a liquid when on mixing the
tico bodies together, the substance apparently disappears and a transparent liquid
mass is obtained.

page_text: 2. Insoluble. A substance is said to be insoluble in a liquid when on mixing the two
bodies together the substance simply floats in the liquid and forms a turbid opaque mass,
and on standing separates out.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
Invention, and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what
I claim is :-
Wrapping or parcelling up soluble or insoluble blue or other color in a bag or
cloth of fibrous substancos, provided with or without the attachment or handle C,
substantially as and for the purposes herein set forth.
EDMUND CHADWICK,
Agent for the Applicant.

page_text: .
I WILLIAM EDGE of 48 Raphael Street, Brownlow Fold, Bolton, in the County
of Lancaster, Manufacturing Chemist and Dye Merchant, do hereby declare the
nature of my Invention for "A NEW OR IMPROVED METHOD OF WRAPPING OR
UP SOLUBLE OR INSOLUBLE BLUE OR OTHER COLOR," to be as
PARCELLING
follows:-
:-
This invention relates to a new or improved method for wrapping up, or
parcelling up soluble or insoluble Blue or other color, used by Bleachers, Dyers, or
for domestic purposes, in suitable forms, such as, in Crystal, pressed Blocks, pieces,
powder, or any other convenient form.
The soluble or insoluble blue or other color is enclosed in a bag or cloth'
composed of any kind of woven fibre of either animal, vegetable, or mineral. The
top end of the bag or cloth is provided with an attachment in the form of a handle
or otherwise, the former can be made of Wood, glass, India-rubber, Gutta-percha,
pressed paper, or other equivalents made from infusible earth. The handle is
constructed with a head at both ends, the part put into the neck of the bag or
cloth being likewise, which allows it to be tied up round the neck above the
inverted head.
It is intended to sell soluble or insoluble blue or other color made up in this
form thus allowing of immediate use, and entirely dispensing with the necessity of
unwrapping-as is the case at present-thereby preventing the staining of the
operators hands or fingers when it is important they should be clean, at the same
time entirely removing the annoyance from staining the articles under operation.
The blue or other color being enclosed in a bag or cloth thoroughly insures
sieving, thus retaining all coarse or impure particles from the water, starch, or
other liquids into which it is placed, thereby reducing the annoyance or
inconvenience from specking or clouding.
The & Ivantage of this invention is that it is a convenient stirrer, at the same
time economising color, being capable of being wrung when sufficient has been
extracted, when the bag or cloth and its contents may be put aside for an indefinite
or ther period as desired. In cases where large quantities are required at once
sewn or other bags are employed.
Tinted this 20th dose of Contoh 1004
EDMUND CHADWICK,
Agent for the Applicant.

page_text: COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
I WILLIAM EDGE of 48 Raphael Street, Brownlow Fold, Bolton, in the County
of Lancaster, Manufacturing Chemist and Dye Merchant, do hereby declare the
nature of my Invention for "A NEW OR IMPROVED METHOD OF WRAPPING OR
PARCELLING UP SOLUBLE OR INSOLUBLE BLUE OR OTHER COLOR," and in what
manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in
and by the following statement :—
c
This invention relates to a new or improved method of wrapping up or
parcelling up soluble or insoluble blue or other color, used by bleachers, dyers, or
for domestic purposes, in suitable forms, such as, in crystal, pressed blocks, pieces,
powder, or any other convenient form.
The soluble or insoluble blue or other color A in Fig. 1 is wrapped or parcelled
up in the forms before stated, in the bag or cloth B, the latter being of any kind of
woven fibre, either animal, vegetable, or mineral. In the top end of the bag or
cloth B is placed-after the blue or other color is inserted-the attachment or
handle C, being made as desired of either wood, glass, india-rubber, gutta-percha,
pressed paper, or other equivalents, such as, earthenware made from infusible earth.
The attachment or handle C is constructed with the heads D and D¹, the part
inserted into the neck of the bag or cloth B being likewise, which allows it to be
tied up round the neck E above the inverted head D¹ with the string F or other
equivalents.
It is intended to sell soluble or insoluble blue or other color wrapped or parcelled
up in this form, thus dispensing with the necessity of unwrapping-as is the casé
at present thereby preventing the staining of the operators hands or fingers when
it is important they should be clean, at the same time removing the annoyance
from staining the articles under operation.
The blue or other color being inclosed in the bag or cloth B insures sieving and
retains all coarse or impure particles from the water, starch, or other liquids into
which it is placed, thus reducing the annoyance or inconvenience from specking
or "clouding.
It will be found that by this method of wrapping or parcelling up, that it can be
wrung when a sufficient quantity of blue or other color has been extracted, when
the bag or cloth and its contents may be put aside for an indefinite or other period
as desired, thus economising color; being at the same time a useful and convenient
stirrer. In cases where large quantities are required at once, sewn or other bags
are employed. Fig. 2 is an outside view of Fig. 1.
In some cases it may be found advantageous to wrap or parcel up without the
attachment or handle C, when, the neck of the bag or the ends of the cloth B are
left long enough to allow of being handled, as in Fig. 3.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said
Invention, and in what manner the same is to be performed I declare that what
I claim is
Wrapping or parcelling up soluble or insoluble blue or other color in a bag or
cloth of fibrous substances, provided with or without the attachment or handle C,
substantially as and for the purposes herein set forth.
EDMUND CHADWICK,
Agent for the Applicant.