Combination Holder for Lamps, Toilet Paper, and other articles.
Year: 1892

page_text: Date of Application, 10th Dec., 1892
Complete Specification Left, 16th May, 1893-Accepted, 8th July, 1893
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION..
Combination Holder for Lamps, Toilet Paper, and other articles.
I, HERBERT FITCH, trading as The Sanitary Paper Company, 30 Bury Street,
London E.C., Manufacturers of Toilet and Lavatory Appliances do hereby declare
the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
A combination of an oil lamp & holder for toilet paper. The lamp may be of
any suitable size or shape, made preferably of metal & with or without a chimney.
The paper holder may be of any of the various types adapted to this purpose.
The mode of attaching the lamp to the holder is by means of a bar (preferably
of iron) of any shape or pattern to which the lamp may be screwed, or otherwise
securely fastened, but the bar may, if preferred be provided with a ring or slot on
The other end of the bar would be
or in which any ordinary lamp may rest.
fastened to & form part of the paper holder.
With the combined lamp & toilet paper holder may also be included a tray of
metal or other suitable material, and fastened to the holder (preferably but not
necessarily) immediately under the lamp & adapted for the reception of
matches &c.
كيم
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Domban 1900
HERBERT FITCH.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
Combination Holder for Lamps, Toilet Paper, and other articles.
I, HERBERT FITCH, trading as The Sanitary Paper Company, of 30, Bury
Street, London, E.C., Manufacturers of Toilet and Lavatory Appliances, do
hereby declare the nature of this invention 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 combined lamp and toilet or sanitary paper holder,
the object of the invention being to provide means of permanently supporting a
lamp in position for use, in places where other means of illumination are
deficient.
The invention is illustrated in front and side elevation in the Figures 1 and 2 of
the accompanying drawings, forming part of this Specification, and will be
described with reference thereto.
The paper-holder may be of any of the usual types in which paper is unwound
from the roll or otherwise and in which the paper-holder is carried by a backing-
plate A adapted to be fixed to the wall of the apartment.
The lamp support consists of a bracket-arm B bolted or otherwise fixed to the
wall-plate A and projecting therefrom above the paper-holder so as to support
the lamp in the desired position, said bracket arm B terminating in a cup or socket
into which may be screwed the body of a lamp, of any suitable size and shape,
made preferably of metal. Or the bracket B may terminate in a ring or slot
adapted to receive any ordinary lamp, which may be permanently or temporarily
supported therein.
A trav C is provided for the reception of matches.

page_text: that although I have described my invention as applied to a holder for paper in the
roll 1 do not limit myself in this respect as the invention may with equal advan-
tage be applied to holders for paper in the sheet, as well as to holders of patterns
other than those represented in the drawings, and a candle holder may be
substituted for a lamp holder, but I declare that what I claim is
The herein described combined lamp and toilet paper holder, substantially as
specified.
H. FITCH,
By A. M. & Wm. Clark,
53, Chancery Lane, London, Chartered Patent Agents.