Year: 1887

page_text: Date of Application, 6th July, 1887
Complete Left, 21st Mar., 1888
Complete Accepted, 27th Apr., 1888
JAMES KEMP of 22 Camberwell Green in the County of Surrey Builder do hereby
declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
My Invention consists in constructing appartus for receiveing dust or other
material swept from floors etc. of a gruved dust pan (of Tin or other suitable
inaterial).
The Dust Pan as several gruves in center made sufficently large to allow of the
introduction of dust or other material to be received.

page_text: JAMES KEMP, of 22 Camberwell Green in the County of Surrey Builder, 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 Invention consists in constructing apparatus for receiving dust or other
material swept from floors ete.-Of a gruved dust pan of tin or other suitable
material.
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The Dust Pan has one or several gruves or corrigations as may be described, made
sufficiently large to allow of the introduction of the dust or other material to be
received.
My Invention consists in constructing an apparatus for receiving dirt, dust and
the like or any other material swept from carpets floors or the like, of a
grooved furrowed-or corrugated, dust pans of tin or any other suitable material
stamped or soldered together in pieces, to form the desired form-The dust pans has
one or more grooves or corrugations-furrows, or dips, as described on the
accompanying drawings and made sufficiently large enough to allow the pan to
become a receptial to hold the dust or any other like material.
The object of my invention is that when the dust is brushed into the well of the dust
pan, the said dust will not drop out as now in ordinary dust pans in present use-
and in order that my invention may be throughly understood I now proceed to
describe the accompanying drawrings thereof, refrence being had to the letters and
figurs marked thereon.
Figure, 1, is the front view of the dust pan with sharp corrugations marked, D,
the sides marked, C, the back marked, B, and the handle marked Ä.
Figure, 2, is the section of the pan of figure, 1.
Figure, 3, is the front view of a dust pan with a well hole marked, D, with a raised
sharp edge at, E.
Figure, 4, is a section of figure, 3.
Figure, 5, is the front view of a dust pan waved shape marked, D.
Figure, 6, is a section of figure, 5.
Like letters refer to like parts in each of the figurs. A, the handle, B, the back,
C, the sides, D, the waved shaped groved, corrugated bottom or well of the dust
rased sharp edge.
pan E

page_text: Having now fully described the nature and object of my invention and the
manner in which the same is to be performed I claim as new and novel the following,
First. The combination of the different parts to form a dust pan for receiving dust
or the like substantiality herein described and according to the accompanying
drawrings.
Secondly. The dust pan in either of the shapes, indentions, furrows, ridges,
corrugations, or the like substantiality herein described and according to the
accompanying drawrings.
Thirdly. I claim the advantage of the use of holding the dust in the pan over any
dust pan that is now in present use substantially herein described.