Ad Spray Brush.
Year: 1897

page_text: We, LYDIA JONES, Married Woman, and MARY LOUISE JONES, Spinster, both of
The Hawthorns, Chorley New Road, Bolton in the County of Lancaster, do
hereby declare the nature of our said invention to be as follows:-
This invention relates to a new or improved spray brush for cleaning windows,
stables, yards, and other places wherein water may be employed without damaging
the same and consists in providing the brush with a hollow handle or stem
through which water or other liquid may pass to the spray connected with the
brush. The lower end of the hollow handle of the brush is constructed so as
to allow of the attachment of a hose-pipe to supply water or other liquid to the
spray connected with the brush, thereby dispensing with the necessity of dipping
the brush for a fresh supply of water or liquid as under the old or present
system. This invention dispenses with the old or present system of supplying
water and other liquid or liquids by means of buckets and the like.
EDMUND CHADWICK,
Agent.
A New or improved Spray Brush.
We, LYDIA JONES, Married Woman, and MARY LOUISE JONES, Spinster, both of
The Hawthorns, Chorley New Road, Bolton in the County of Lancaster, do
hereby declare the nature of our said invention and in what manner the same is
to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the
following statement:-
This invention relates to a new or improved spray brush for cleaning windows,
stables, yards, and other places wherein water may be employed without damaging
the same and consists in providing the brush with a hollow handle or stem
through which water or other liquid may pass to the spray connected with the
brush. The lower end of the hollow handle of the brush is constructed so as
to allow of the attachment of a hose-pipe to supply water or other liquid to the
spray connected with the brush, thereby dispensing with the necessity of dipping
the brush for a fresh supply of water or liquid as under the old or present
system. This invention dispenses with the old or present system of supplying
water and other liquid or liquids by means of buckets and the like,
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page_text: DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS.
Fig. 1 is a longitudinal outside elevation of our new or improved spray brush
Fig. 2 is a section through line A B in Fig. 1-Fig. 3 a sectional elevation of
brush showing our invention applied thereto-Fig. 4 a plan of brush stock showing
the same fitted with our invention-Fig. 5 an enlarged sectional elevation of 5
spray apparatus applied to brush stock, and Fig. 6 a sectional end elevation
through line C D in Fig. 5.
In all the figures the same letters are employed to indicate corresponding
parts.
E is the brush; F brush stock; G hollow handle or stem; H hollow perforated
tube to produce a spray; I hose pipe; J tap, and K coupling or attachment to
secure the hose pipe and tap to the hollow handle or stem G.
The bristles forming the brush are mounted or secured in the brush stock F
in the usual manner; the latter being void of bristles in the centre or thereabouts
to allow of the insertion of the tube H provided with the perforations M through
which water or other liquid may pass to supply the bristles when cleaning or
brushing windows, stables, yards, and other places wherein water may be em-
ployed without damaging the same. In case a long tube is required the same
may be of varying diameters jointed by the coupling K₁ as shown in the drawings
by which bed-room and other high windows such as those in Churches, Chapels,
Clubs, and other buildings may be cleaned or washed as desired. The lower or
bottom end of the hollow handle G of the brush E is provided with the screw ()
on which is mounted the coupling K provided with the handles S to allow of the
coupling K being screwed on or attached to the tap J.
This improved spray brush dispenses with the necessity of dipping the same
for a fresh supply of water or liquid as under the old or present system; therefore
reduces labor and time and expense to a minimum.
Having now particularly described and ascertained the nature of our said
invention and in what manner the same is to be performed we declare that what
we claim is:-
In combination with a brush for cleaning windows, stables, yards, and other
places the use of the perforated tube H secured to the brush stock F, and the
pipe or pipes G, for the purpose of supplying water or other liquid to the brush E,
the said supply pipe being provided with the tap J to regulate the supply of water
or other liquid, the tap J being attached to the hose-pipe I, the whole being
applied and operating substantially as described and as illustrated in the drawings.
0541 Anonst 1807
EDMUND CHADWICK,
Agent.