A Tobacco Pipe with Sundry Improvements to Render it Mild Smoking and Economical in the Consumption of Tobacco.
Year: 1888

page_text: Date of Application, 4th July, 1888
Complete Specification Left, 25th Apr.. 1889
Complete Specification Accepted. 1st June, 1889
A Tobacco Pipe with Sundry Improvements to Render it Mild
Smoking and Economical in the Consumption of Tobacco.
SAMUEL CAMPION Bridge Street. Brigg in the County of Lincoln Stonemason
do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
:-
In my arrangement, I employ a pipe with ordinary head, but with provision in the
shank for receiving the mouthpiece, and embodying properties hereinafter described.
The mouthpiece proper may be made of any material usually employed for that
purpose.
The mouthpiece is provided with two tubes, one for conveying smoke from the head
of the pipe to the mouth, and the other branching out of the smoke tube for receiving
saliva which finds its way into the mouthpiece.
The smoke tube, from the junction with the saliva tube, is tapered, enlarged in
diameter where the mouthpiece fits into the shank of the pipe. The end of the tube
is covered with a stop plate to prevent direct draught from the pipe head to the mouth,
an opening is cut into the smoke tube just behind the stop plate, to connect with the
smoke tube in the shank of the pipe. The shank is so constructed that a well is formed
under the opening above mentioned, the said well being for the purpose of holding
moisture which condenses from the smoke. before entering the mouthpiece.
On the underside of the mouthpiece, and below the smoke tube, the saliva tube
branches in an oblique direction, downwards, and away from the mouth, the junction
of the two tubes being near to the mouth. A removable receptacle is provided for
receiving saliva from the tube, and can be emptied as occasion requires. The saliva
tube also intersepts any condensed moisture which may be drawn up the mouthpiece,
and prevents it entering the mouth.
The extreme end of the mouthpiece is so hollowed on the inside at the top, and
tapered at the bottom of the orifice, that saliva, which in ordinary mouthpieces is
scraped off the tongue into the tube, is prevented from entering it, to any great
extent.

page_text: Smoking and Economical in the Consumption of Tobacco.
SAMUEL (AMPION, Brigg, in the County of Lincoln Stonemason, do hereby declare
the nature of this invention und in what manner the same is to be performed, to be
particularly described and ascertained in and by the following statement :-
In my arrangement I employ a pipe with ordinary head, but with provision in
the shank for receiving the mouthpiece, and embodying properties hereinafter
described. The mouthpieco proper can be made of any suitable material usually
employed for that purpose.
The mouthpiece is provided with two tuhes, one for conveying smoke from the
head of the pipe to the mouth, and the other branching out of the smoke tube, for
receiving saliva which finds its way into the mouth piece.
The smoke tube. from the junction with the saliva tube, is tapered, enlarged in
diameter where the mouthpiece fits into the shank of the pipe. The end of the
tube is covered with a stop plate, to prevent direct draught from the pipe head
to the month, an opening is cut just behind the stop plate to connect with the
smoke tube in the shank of the pipe. The shank is so constructed, that a well is
formed under the opening above mentioned, the said well being for the purpose of
holding moisture which condenses from the smoke, before entering the mouthpiece.
On the underside of the mouthpiece, and below the smoke tube, the saliva tube
branches in an oblique direction, downwards, and away from the mouth, the junction
of the two tubes being near to the mouth. A removable receptacle, of india rubber
or other material, is provided for receiving saliva from the tube, and can be emptied
as occasion requires. The saliva tube also intercepts any condensed moisture which
may be drawn up the mouthpiece, and prevents it entering the month. In the
accompanying drawing-Fig. 1. shows section of pipo containing my invention,
f. mouthpiece containing an extra channel c, which communicates to the receiver b.
and for allowing the saliva to escape, and prevent it ontering down smoke channel d.
and hence into the bowl, a. well for retaining nicotine d. ordinary channel for outlet
of smoke e. ordinary pipe bowl.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of my said inven-
tion and in what manner the same is to be performed, 1 declare that what I
claim is :-
In the stems of pipes, an extra channel c. and receptaclo b. substantially and for
the purpose described.