US1061976A - Tooth-brush holder. - Google Patents

Description

W. s. BREEDEN.

TOOTH BRUSH HOLDER.

APPLICATION FILED SEPT. 23, 1912. g

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Patented May 20, 1913.

Application tiled September 28, 191,2. Serial 10.721,8.

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a citizen of the United Millville, in the -countv of Cumberland and State of New Jersey, ave invented certain 4new and useful Improvements in Tooth- BIllSh H01 1erS,'of which the following'is a specification;

My invention relates to improvements in tooth brush holders, the object 'of 'the'invention being to of this kind wh'ch vwill protecty the brush from falling dust, and which willinclose the bristle portion so as to prevent contact with other ybrushes or articles, holder which is entirely sanitary is obtained.

A furtherobject is to provide a device of I this character which may be manufactured one ofaverage intelligence,

Vim roved tooth brush holder. Fig.-2 1s a and sold at an extremely low price, -which may be readily secured inposition b. an

be ornamental and attractive in appearance. With these and other objects in view, the invention vconsists in certain novel features of 4construction and combinations and arrangements of parts as will be more fully 'hereinafterdescribed and pointed out in the claims.

In' the accompanying drawings: Figure 1 is aview in front elevation illustrating my vie' in longitudinalsec'tion showing a|tooth brush in position'in theholder. Fig. 3 is a perspective view of the clamp 7.

1 represents a 'strip of sheet metal openings 2 therein, so that the bracket may besecured ina vertical positionvagainst` a wall or other support. the metal strip forming the bracket is bent outwardly at right angles and provided with an opening?, inwhich a cup 4 is secured, said cup preferably having an ening 5 in its bottom to drain the brus as will be understood.

The upper end of the strip constituting the bracket is bent out lin a plane-in front of the main plane stitutes an. upwardly projecting tongue -6 to receive my improved clamp 7.

The clam l spring meta which, at one end, is bent-"into circular form constituting la spring collar 8. The'otherend of the strip isbent formextending narrow sleeve ing a transversal ts upon the 1tongue 6 and 9 which snugly i holds'-the Aclamp Be it known that I, WILHAM S. Birmania,.- States, residing at provide a sanitary devicej whereby faal'so ornamental. and whic wil.

bracket composed l of al having screw receivmg The lower end of.

.comprising a'strip bent vend constituting a of the bracket,` and con- 7 comprises a strip of sheet bracket.

ai; fight angles Y tai f the The spring collar 8 vclamps around a casing 10. This casing is'preferably offglass,

although ofcourse it may be of other. ma-

terial, and iso cylindricalform having a closed-upper end 11 and a lower openend 12, and around this lower open end 1 2, the cas-A ing 10 lisformed with an annular bead-13 which `In operation, 'a

2. In other words, the Abristle end of thebrush isprojected up moth brush '14 'isposi-- tio'ned as shown in Fig.

65 limits the movement of the casing in the'springcollar 8.

into the Casing 10, and thel handle end sa Ported 'in 'cup 4. The brush will then e -protectedfrom falling dust, and willl be maintained o ut of contact with other ob-l jects, so that the device is sanitary and is When :the brush is in the position. shown inv Fig. 2, liidesired, the casing 10 may be moved downwardly in the spring collar 8 toV more effectually cover-the brush, and in fact, it is intended that the casing be capable of adjustment in the collar in order to Ieiciently accommodate' brushes vof various Various slight changes the general form describedv without de arting, from my invention, and hence I o not limit myself to the precise details set forth myself. at libert to make such alterations asalrly fall within the spirit and scope of the appended' claims.- v

might be made in but consider changes and $5 and arrangement of parts Having thus described 'my invention, what I claim as new and desire to secure by- Letters Patentlis:

' 1. A holder of the character described, ofsheet metal having its lower end bent at a right fixed support, said strip ofvme'talhaving its `u outwardly, a collar' remova on the upper end of the stri -tting the collar and adapte in, and `said' casing havin and an open lower lend,l su

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y supported a closed upper tantially as 'decomprising a brac sheet metal having its lower end bent at wright angles and constituting a fixed support, said bracket having itsupper end bent angle, the lower er 'end bent l to movethere- 2.' A. holder of the describedv y I ket formed of a 'strip oi Y upper end and open at its lower end, anda support for saidvcasing comprising a strip of spring metalV bent into circularfor'm' at" :comprising a bracket formed of-a strip of sheet metal having its lower end bent at Yright angles, a cup supported in the lower bent ndof the bracket, said bracket having its-upper end bentoutwardly, a clamp removably supported on the outwardly bent upper end -of the bracket, said clamp com- 15 prising a spring collar thereon, and a cas- 1ng open at its lower end and slidably mounted in said spring collar, substantially as described.

In testimony whereof I have signed my 20 name to this specification in the presence o'f twoY .subscribing witnesses.

WILLIAM S. BREEDEN.

Witnesses:

L. E. KE, J.'P. Asnwon'm. s

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