Year: 1899

page_text: I, CARL POUL MARTIN ANCHERSEN, of Vejle, in the Kingdom of Denmark,
Merchant, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
:-
In tobacco-pipes as hitherto constructed the cleaning of the smoke-passages
of the pipe-bowl as well as of the bottom of the bowl itself is effected with
difficulty, and, moreover, the moisture from the tobacco during the smoking
gathers in the lowermost part of the bowl near the entrance to the smoke-passage.
Thus the lowermost layers of the tobacco become moist and develop an ili-
Hlavoured taste, in addition to partly blocking up the comparatively narrow
smoke-passage at the bottom of the bowl.
The object of my invention is to construct a tobacco pipe in which these draw-
backs are obviated and in carrying my invention into effect I provide a pipe-
bowl having a cylindrical boring right through and provided with a lining of
metal or other suitable material. This lining projects below the said boring and
terminates in a screw-threaded shoulder or flange.
From underneath and into this lining is inserted a case of tin or other suitable
material, which case is open below but provided on the top with a perforated
cover. The lower extremity of this case is formed with a screw-threaded
shoulder which, when the case is in place, lies against the shoulder of the lining.
The screw-threads of the two shoulders then lie in continuation of each other so
that a suitable bottom-piece which is screw-threaded on the inside, may be
screwed on over both shoulders. The cover of the case forms the bottom of the
bowl, while the case and the cover form a receptacle for the tobacco-juice.
In the lining and the case is arranged an aperture through which projects a
tube forming the continuation of the pipe-stem.
In the receptacle formed by the bottom-piece and the case all the tobacco-juice
will collect, as the moisture produced in the smoke-passage of the pipe-stem will
run through the tube into the receptacle and thus be prevented from entering
between the case and the lining or between this latter and the bowl.
When it is desired to cleanse the pipe the bottom-piece is wholly unscrewed
thus providing easy access to the interior of the pipe. If it is desired to clean
the lower part of the pipe-bowl and the perforated cover, the bottom-piece is
only unscrewed sufficiently to release the screw-thread of the shoulder of the
lining herein before described and the pipe-stem with its tube is then pulled out.
By catching hold of the bottom-piece, and consequently without soiling the
fingers, the case may be pulled out from below, it being, as yet, connected with
the bottom-piece by the screw-thread of the shoulder thereon, thus affording easy
access to the pipe-bowl as well as to the perforated cover which may now readily
be cleaned.
1000
HASELTINE, LAKE & Co.,
45, Southampton Buildings, London, W.C.,
Agents for the Applicant.

page_text: I, CARL POUL MARTIN ANCHERSEN, of Vejle, in the Kingdom of Denmark,
Merchant, 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:-
In tobacco-pipes as hitherto constructed the cleaning of the smoke-passage of
the pipe-bowl as well as of the bottom of the bowl itself is effected with difficulty,
and, moreover the moisture from the tobacco during the smoking gathers in the
lowermost part of the bowl near the entrance to the smoke-passage. Thus the
lowermost layers of the tobacco become moist and develop an ill-flavoured smoke
in addition to partly blocking up the comparatively narrow smoke-passage at
the bottom of the bowl.
The object of my invention is to construct a tobacco pipe in which these draw-
backs are obviated and in order that my invention may be readily understood and
carried into effect I will describe the same with reference to the accompanying
drawings, in which
Figure 1 is a section through a pipe constructed in accordance with my said
invention.
Figure 2 is a section of the same on line A B of Figure 1, and
Figure 3 represents a detail.
In carrying my invention into effect I provide a pipe-bowl a having a
cylindrical boring right through and provided with a lining of metal or other
suitable material. This lining projects below the said boring and terminates in
a screw-threaded shoulder or flange c.
From underneath and into this lining b is inserted a case d of tin or other
suitable material, which case is open below but provided on the top with a
perforated cover. The lower extremity of this case is formed with a screw-
Threaded shoulder e, which, when the case dis in place, lies against the shoulder c
of the lining b. The screw-threads of the two shoulders then lie in continuation
of each other so that a suitable bottom-piece f, which is screw-threaded on the
inside, may be screwed on over both shoulders. The cover of the case d forms
the bottom of the bowl, while the case and the cover f form a receptacle for the
tobacco-juice.
In the lining b and the case d is arranged an aperture through which projects a
tube h forming the continuation of the pipe-stem.
In the receptacle formed by the bottom-piece f and the case d all the tobacco-
juice will collect, as the moisture produced in the smoke-passage of the pipe-stem
will run through the tube h into the receptacle and thus be prevented from
entering between the case d and the lining b or between this latter and the
bowl a.
When it is desired to cleanse the pipe the bottom-piece f is wholly unscrewed
thus providing easy access to the interior of the pipe. If it is desired to clean
the lower part of the pipe-bowl and the perforated cover k, the bottom-piece fis
only unscrewed sufficiently to release the screw-thread of the shoulder c, and the
pipe-stem with its tube h is then pulled out. By catching hold of the bottom-
piece f, and consequently without soiling the fingers, the case d may be pulled
out from below, it being, as yet, connected with the bottom-piece by the screw-
thread of the shoulder c thereon thus affording easy access to the pipe-bowl as
well as to the perforated cover which may now readily be cleaned.

page_text: 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:
In tobacco-pipes the arrangement of a case or thimble d which may be inserted
from below into the pipe-bowl, said case d being provided with a perforated
cover and a bottom-piece f, so that it may be easily removed and inserted
together with the said bottom-piece, substantially as described and illustrated by
the accompanying drawings.
Dated this 18th day of Santamban 1000
HASELTINE, LAKE & Co.,
45, Southampton Buildings, London, W.C.,
Agents for the Applicant.