New Method of Fixing Soda Water and Lemonade Stoppers into the Smooth Neck of Bottles by Means of a Piece of Indiarubber Tube
Year: 1898

page_text: Date of Application, 28th Feb., 1898
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New Method of Fixing Soda Water and Lemonade Stoppers into the
Smooth Neck of Bottles by Means of a Piece of Indiarubber Tube
JOHANN NADLER, Civil Engineer, of 36, Alfred Place, Store Street, London, W.C.,
and REINHOLD MERKELT, Householder, of 36, Alfred Place, Store Street,
London, W.C., do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows:-
By the annexed drawing, the new method named in the title of fixing soda-
water and lemonade stoppers by means of a piece of indiarubber tube the part m
attached to a stopper and fixed into the neck of a bottle and arranged completely
for the use of the bottle is evident and consists in the application of a piece of
indiarubber tube m, which is pressed in between the smooth neck of the bottle h
and the lower part of the stopper a. The stopper a may, as far as it is in the
neck of the bottle, be either smooth or fluted externally, or as shewn in the draw-
ing, it may have a screw worm a. The internal construction of the stopper is
known by an English Patent No. 11994 dated 14 May 1897 and consists of the
parts: knob b, a rod c, two rubber-rings d and f, a tube g, a tube j, and a glass
tube i. The securing piece indiarubber tube m is adapted for the purpose of fixing
all kinds of stoppers, which are not removed from the neck of bottles, when filling
or emptying them.
Dated this 28th dox of Fahmiary 1898
JOHANN NADLER.
REINHOLD MERKELT.
New Method of Fixing Soda Water and Lemonade Stoppers into the
Smooth Neck of Bottles by Means of a Piece of Indiarubber Tube.
JOHANN NADLER, Civil Engineer, 36, Alfred Place, Store Street, London, W.C.,
REINHOLD MERKELT, Householder, 36, Alfred Place, Store Street, London, W.C.,
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 follow-
ing statement:-
By the drawing left with the Provisional Specification the new method named in
the title of fixing soda-water and lemonade stoppers by means of a piece of india-
rubber tube, the part m attached to a stopper and fixed into the neck of a bottle
and arranged completely for the use of the bottle is evident and consists in the
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page_text: application of a piece of indiarubber tube m, which is pressed in between the
smooth neck of the bottle h and the lower part a¹ of the stopper a.
The stopper a may, as far as it is in the neck of the bottle, be either smooth or
fluted externally, or as shewn in the drawing, it may have a screw worm a.
The internal construction of the stopper is known by an English Patent
No. 11994 dated 14th May 1897 and consists of the parts:-knob b, a rod c, two
rubber rings d and f, a tube g, a tube j, and a glass tube i.
The securing piece indiarubber tube m is adapted for the purpose of fixing all
kinds of stoppers, which are not removed from the neck of bottles, when filling
or emptying them.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said inven-
tion, and in what manner the same is to be performed, we declare that what we
claim is:-
The application of a piece of indiarubber tube m, as a means of fixing stoppers
into the smooth neck of bottles in the manner as shewn in the drawing and
description.