IMPROVEMENTS IN TOBACCO Dinng
Year: 1881

page_text: LETTERS PATENT to Charles Mare Pett Howat Triscott, of 30, King Street,
Cheapside, London, E.C., for an Invention of "IMPROVEMENTS IN TOBACCO
Dinng "
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION left by the said Charles Mare Pett Howat
Triscott at the Office of the Comissioners of Patents on the 28th January
1881.
CHARLES MARE PETT HOWAT TRISCOTT, of 30, King Street, Cheapside, London,
E.C.
" IMPROVEMENTS IN TOBACCO PIPES."
My Invention has for its object improvements in tobacco pipes, whereby the oil.
from the tobacco is prevented from entering the stem of a pipe, and thence into
the mouth of the smoker, in a more effectual and simple manner than heretofore.
In carrying out my Invention I insert the stem of the pipe into the bowl, by
preference about one fifth of the internal height of the bowl from its bottom,
allowing the stem to pass across the interior of the bowl. The hole in the extreme
end of the stem within the bowl is stopped, and instead thereof I cut an aperture
in the under part of the stem within the bowl, somewhere about its centre.
It will be seen that in pipes made according to my Invention the oil from the
tobacco will fall into the space at the bottom of the bowl instead of entering into
the stem, and thence into the mouth of the smoker, as is the case in pipes as
ordinarally constructed.
I proceed to further explain my Invention by the aid of the accompanying
Drawing, wherein a represents the bowl; b, the stem; c, the aperture in the under
part of the stem within the bowl.
It is obvious that the stem and bowl of the pipe may be made of any shape, and
attached to each other in a variety of ways, or the arrangement of stem or tube
within the bowl be made as part thereof according to my Invention.

page_text: SPECIFICATION in pursuance of the conditions of the Letters Patent, and
of an Order of the Lord Chancellor, filed by the said Charles Mare Pett
Howat Triscott in the Great Seal Patent Office on the 4th August 1881.
CHARLES MARE PETT HOWAT TRISCOTT, 30, King Street, Cheapside, London,
in the County of Middlesex. "IMPROVEMENTS IN TOBACCO PIPES."
My Invention has for its object improvements in tobacco pipes, whereby the oil
from the tobacco is prevented from entering the stem of a pipe, and thence into
the mouth of the smoker, in a more effectual and simple manner than heretofore.
In carrying out my Invention I insert the stem of the pipe into the bowl, by
preference about one fifth of the internal height of the bowl from its bottom,
allowing the stem to pass across the interior of the bowl. The hole in the extreme
end of the stem within the bowl is stopped, and instead thereof I cut one or more
apertures in the under part of the stem within the bowl, by preference one aperture,
somewhere about its centre.
It will be seen that in, pipes made according to my Invention the oil from the
tobacco will fall into the space at the bottom of the bowl instead of entering into
the stem, and thence into the mouth of the smoker, as is the case in pipes as
ordinarily constructed.
It is obvious that the stem and bowl of the pipe may be made of any shape and
attached to each other in a variety of ways, or the arrangement of stem or tube
within the bowl be made as part thereof, according to my Invention.
In order that my Invention may be better understood I now proceed more fully
to describe the same by the aid of the accompanying Sheet of Drawings, in which
the same letters in the different Figures represent the same parts.
Fig. 1 represents a section through the bowl of a tobacco pipe, a being the bowl;.
b, the stem; c, the aperture in the under part of the stem within the bowl.
Fig. 2 represents a plan looking into the bowl of the pipe.
Having now described and illustrated the nature of my Invention, I would have
it understood that what I claim is, the continuation of the stem across the bowl of
a tobacco pipe, having the hole in the extreme end of the stem within the bowl
stopped, and instead thereof the aperture in the under part of the stem about the
centre of the bowl, as above described.
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In witness whereof, I, the said Charles Mare Pett Howat Triscott, have here-
unto set my hand and seal, this Twenty third day July, in the year of
our Lord One thousand eight hundred and eighty one.
CHARLES MARE PETT HOWAT TRISCOTT. (L.S.)