provements in Tobacco Pipes and Fittings connected therewith.
Year: 1899

page_text: PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION
Improvements in Tobacco Pipes and Fittings connected therewith.
SAMUEL HENRY ADAMS, Engineer, 7, Old Queen Street, Westminster, London,
S.W., do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
My object is to so construct a pipe that the same parts or some of them may
be used either as a pipe, as a pipe-case or as a cigar or cigarette holder. Thus
when the parts are placed together in a certain position they form a pipe, or in
another position they form a simple pocket case of which the pipe is an integral
part. The various parts when rightly connected serve 1st as a tobacco pipe
2nd as a pocketpipe and casing and 3rd, a portion of this pipe serves as a cigar
or cigarette holder.
Thus
prefer that a part of the mouth piece should be formed as a cigarette
or cigar holder that this should slip into a casing when the pipe is not required
for use-that when required as a pipe the mouth piece should connect by its larger
end to the casing, the two together forming the stem of pipe-the bowl being
then attached to this stem-when not in use as a pipe the bowl will in one form
act as a cap to casing in which the mouth piece is placed.
Dated this 27th day of May 1899.
SAMUEL HENRY ADAMS.
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SAMUEL HENRY ADAMS, Hydraulic Engineer, 7, Old Queen Street, Westminster,
London, S. W., 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:
My object is to so construct a pipe that the same parts or some of them may be
used either as a pipe, as a pipe case, or as a cigar or cigarette holder. Thus
when the parts are placed together in a certain position they form a pipe or in
another position they form a simple pocket case of which the pipe is an integral
part. The various parts when rightly connected serve. 1st as a tobacco pipe
2nd as a pocket pipe & casing 3rd a portion of this pipe serves as a cigarette or
cigar holder. Thus I prefer that a part of the mouthpiece should be formed as a
cigarette or cigar holder-that this should slip into a casing when the pipe is
not required for use-that when required as a pipe the mouth piece should con-
neet by its larger end to the casing, the two together forming the stem of pipe,
the bowl being then attached to this stem. When not in use as a pipe the bowl
will in one form act as a cap to casing in which the mouth piece is placed: I

page_text: may attach the bowl to the stem in any desired manner, or arrange the various
parts in other ways or of other shapes provided only the same result is brought
about. Reference to my drawings shews at Fig. 1 the pipe closed, as a case, for
carrying in pocket, here A is the bowl, having at side, in this instance, a small
opening B for connection of bowl to stem. C is the enlarged stem which has
within it the mouth piece E (the latter serving also if desired as a cigarette or
cigar holder) at D, is the small spigot which connects to bowl at B, at F is the
junction between bowl and enlarged stem. Fig. 2, shews the same parts num-
bered in the same way but differently placed, thus mouth piece E joins enlarged
stem C at G, and stem C joins bowl A at B by means of spigot 1-in both H is
a cap which may be used to cover D.
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:-
1st. The use of a pipe so formed that its bowl shall, with a stem or body of
suitable size when placed together form a hollow case or box in which a mouth
piece for the said pipe can be placed-all in combination with or without the
mouthpiece.
2nd. The use in combination of a pipe bowl, stem, and mouth piece so formed
that these may being placed together in correct positions, serve either as a com
plete pipe or as a case for pipe of which the pipe itself shall form an integral
part.
stem
3rd. The combination of a pipe bowl and suitable hollow body or
sufficiently large by preference to carry within it (when the parts are placed
together) the mouth piece of a pipe.
4th. The use in combination of the various parts serving as integral parts
of a pipe, which may being placed together in a certain manner form a complete
pipe or in another-a case or cover for such pipe.
5th. The use of the various parts is shewn and described, wherein the integral
parts of a pipe are useable either as a complete pipe--as a pipe in case, or a part
of which is constructed for use as a cigarette or cigar holder, or the case itself
may be a receptacle for other things.
6. The use of the pipe or case as shewn and described or its equivalent though
differing in conformation substantially the same and for the same purpose.
Dated this 16th day of June 1899.