Improvement connected with Apparatus for Poker Work.
Year: 1899

page_text: PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION.
Improvement connected with Apparatus for Poker Work.
Fräulein THEKLA PALMER, Stuttgart, Gutenbergstr. 36, Württemberg, Ger.
many, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
Apparatus for poker work with an especial ventilator from the usual pressure
apparatus (pressure and recipient balls) to the metal tube with the opening,
which is fastened on to the handle of the poker by means of a sliding strechable
case of plated tin for blowing away the benzin-gas and the smoke.
The patent in question concerns a contrivance connected with an apparatus
for poker-work which causes the benzin-gus and smoke, which are unavoidable
caused in using such an apparatus, to be blown away so that the person working
will not be troubled by them. This contrivance, in contrast to similar ones, is
so arranged that only the usual india-rubber balls for blowing, hitherto used, (a pres-
sure and a recipient ball) must be employed, and the metal-tube with the open-
ing is fastened on to the handle of the poker by means of a sliding case which
is elastic so that it can be used for poker handles of various sizes.
On the enclosed drawing, Fig. 1 shows the entire apparatus and Fig. 2 shows
on the signed scale a transverse section from A-A of the poker handle and
metal tube with the opening.
The poker a is as usual joined by means of an india-rubber tube to the
benzin-bottle c and provided with the handle d. A second india-rubber tube e
goes from the benzin-bottle c to the usual india-rubber blowing balls, which,
here also, consists of the pressure ball f and the recipient-bally, and which conveys
the benzin gas from the benzine contained in the bottle c to the poker a
through the tube b.
The metal forked-tube h, which annexes the two india-rubber tubes b and e
to the benzin-bottle c is in the apparatus in question again forked at one end,
so that the air coming from the blowing balls fand g through tube c partly goes
into a third india-rubber tube i which is joined to a metal tube with an opening
and consequently serves to blow away the smoke and the benzin-gas coming
through the poker, arising from poker-work.
The tube with the opening is fastened outwardly through the case to the
poker-handle d so that the tube with the opening can be easily taken off the
handle. The case is purposely so made that it encloses the greatest part of the
poker-handle but not the whole of it. In this way one gets good elasticity which
has the advantage that the case can be fitted on to poker-handles of various sizes.
As the blowing apparatus hitherto used for producing air can be employed, one
obtaines the substantial advantage that the contrivance can be applied to appari
already existing without any real change by only replacing the tube by the
one in question.
Dated in 02nd love of Vol 1800

page_text: Fräulein THEKLA PALMER, Stuttgart, Cottastr. 10, Württemberg, Germany,
(former Adr.:-Guttenbergstr. 56, now:-Cottastr. 10), 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:-
Apparatus for poker-work with an especial ventilator from the usual pressure
apparatus (pressure and recipient balls) to the metal-tube with the opening,
which is fastened on to the handle of the poker by means of a sliding stretchable
case of plated tin for blowing away the benzin-gas and the smoke.
"
The patent in question concerns a contrivance connected with an apparatus
for poker-work which causes the benzin-gas and smoke, which are unavoidable
caused in using such an apparatus, to be blown away so that the person working
will not be troubled by them. This contrivance, in contrast to similar ones, is
so arranged that only the usual india-rubber balls for blowing, hitherto used, (a pres-
sure and a recipient ball) must be employed, and the metal-tube with the open-
ing is fastened on to the handle of the poker by means of a sliding case which
is elastic so that it can be used for poker handles of various sizes.
On the enclosed drawing, Fig. 1 shows the entire apparatus, and Fig. 2 shows
on a natural scale a transverse section from A-A of the poker-handle and
metal tube with the opening.
The poker a is as usual joined by means of an india-rubber tube b to the
benzin-bottle e and provided with the handle d. A second india-rubber tube e
goes from the benzin-bottle a to the usual india-rubber blowing balls, which,
here also consist of the pressure ball f and the recipient-ball g, and which
conveys the benzin-gas from the benzin contained in the bottle c to the poker a
through the tube b the metal forked tube h which annexes the two india-rubber
tubes b and c to the benzin bottle c is in the apparatus in question again forked
at one end, so that the air coming from the blowing-balls f and g through.tube e
partly goes in a third india rubber tube i which is joined to a metal tube with
an opening which is fastened on to a stretchable case and consequently serves
to blow away the smoke and the benzin-gas coming through the poker arising
from poker-work.
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:
Apparatus for poker-work remarkable in this way, that from the double forked
tube h of the benzin-bottle c to the blowing-balls fg by the india-rubber tube e
an additional tube i leads to an opening which causes the benzin-gas and smoke
arising from poker-work to be blown away and which is fastened on to a stretch-
able case which can be easily loosened and shifted on the poker-handle d.
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Tombo 1800