Year: 1899

page_text: ISAAC PICKARD, 7, North Park Road, Harrogate, Gentleman, do hereby de-
clare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
My present invention relates to a receptacle or box in which a lamp or night
light may be placed so as to illuminate a watch in combination with keeping
liquids warm ready for use.
The receptacle case or box which is to contain the night light may be made of
tin or other sheet metal and may be square, tubular, or any other convenient
shape.
A door thereto is provided on which one or more hooks holders or hangers
may be indented or affixed to support a watch.
The door being opened with lamp inside the box, rays of light shine on the
face of the watch while other sides of the receptacle screen the glare from view.
The top of the receptacle becoming heated by the burning night light any
cup, vessel or babies bottle placed thereon keeps the liquids warm as long as
the night light lasts. The whole may be so arranged that the base for night
light as well as the cup or vessel with its cover will easily pack therein and door
be closed for convenience in travelling.
ISAAC PICKARD, J.P., 7, North Park Road, Harrogate, County of York, Gentle-
man, 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 present invention relates to a receptacle or box in which a lamp or night-
light may be placed so as to illuminate a watch in combination with keeping
liquids warm, ready for use.
The receptacle, case, or box which is to contain the lamp or night light may
be made of tin or other sheet metal, and may be square, tubular or any other
convenient shape. A door thereto is provided, on which one or more hooks,
holders, or hangers, may be indented or affixed, to support a watch.
The door being opened, with lamp or night-light inside the box, rays of light
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page_text: shine on the face of the watch, while other sides of the box or receptacle, screen
the glare from view.
The top of the box or receptacle becoming heated by the burning lamp or
night-light, any cup, vessel or babie's bottle placed thereon, are (with their con-
tents) kept warm, while the lamp or night-light lasts.
The whole may be so arranged that the base for night light, as well as a cup
or vessel with its cover, will easily pack therein and door be closed for con-
venience in travelling.
Figures 1 and 3, represent the burning of a night-light placed inside a recep-
tacle or box, so as to illuminate a watch, while keeping food warm.
Figure 2, represents the night-light, inside a box, so as to shine on a watch
suspended on the open door.
Figure 4, represents a receptacle or box, closed; inside which, night-lights as
well as food vessel may be placed for convenience when travelling.
Having now particularly described and ascertained, the nature of my said
invention, and in what manner the same is to be performed, declare that what
I claim is:
The combination of a receptacle or box, to hold a burning lamp or night-light,
so as to illuminate a watch, and keep foods warm, in one article, substantially as
herewith described and illustrated.
Dated thi 10+1
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1000