US1650710A - Toilet article for hairdressing - Google Patents

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Ndv. 29, 1927. 1,650,710

c. s. HART TOILET ARTICLE FOR HAIR DRESSING Filed Nov. 24. 1926 lIIIIIIIIIIl/Ill'lll- J mmvw Ciamevzce pencer Ham Patented Nova 29, 1 927.

mechanisms 19. toilet. article for hairdressing purpo es. l 1 i i One at: the ohj etsiof the. p esnh inve ii tion is to provide 1 sueh. an article having in su h a inen e that the comb is movable e a elvto said b ushdoaek into: and out i perative PQSltiO lM A further object of the is provide a to le article for ha rdressing pu p ses; whi hicomp ises combinatio a brush and a mirror aflix'edto the back of said brush. Y

Further objects of the invention will appear in the following description of the drawings and in the claims.

In the drawings Fig. 1 is a perspectiveview of a toilet article according to this invention showing the comb in the operativeposition.

Fig. 2 is a rear elevation of thearticle with the comb in the inoperative position and illustrating a mirror affixed to the brush-back.

Fig. 3 is a section on the line,3-3 of Fig. 2.

Fig. Fig; 3.

Figs. 5 and 6 are two sectional views taken on theline 55of Fig. hillustrating in the upper view the relative positions of the parts when the comb is in the inoperative position and illustrating in the lower view the relative positions of the parts when the comb is in the operative position.

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The toilet article'illustrated in the drawcess which is open on one longitudinal edge of the brush-back only. Extending from the bottom of this recess through the thickness of the brush-back to the opposite longitudinal edge of the same is a slot d which is smaller in both dimensions than the aforesaid recess. M

Located within the said recess is a metal lining e which, corresponds in allrespects to the interior shape and dimensionsof the ree nygnn ven srnncnn 'rrnnnor- :NEWYORK. Y. 1 1OILETTARTICLE*ZEOKEHAIRDEESSSING.

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Goes. The ottom iscut away as at gto for-1n an opening corresponding-to the slot. at. q M y Located within thejlined .interiorof the said recess is a U shap d. metal frame h to heihaelr of Which is ailixed astem-z' which:

xtends hrough. the slot. .d, the outer en hereof being ormed or otherwise provided withaknoh The frame h is a sliding fit? within the lined recess andthe longitudinala dimension of. the me is such as. Winnern t such. frameto have a predeterminechex j tent of s ding movement. which is imparted to it by. the operator through the inedium of the knob on the outer end of the stem 71.

Cut'm the oppositeside walls of the frame are pairs of inclined slots 7:, the extremitles of which curl over as indicated in Fig- 4. Engaging in these pairs of slots are pins Z which are carried by and project from opposite sides of a comb mjwhich is adapted so as to be a sliding fit laterally within the lined recess in the brush-back. V

As a result of the above construction other mirror at is affixed within a recess on the upper face of the brush-back as will be clearly seen upon reference to Figs. 2 and 3.

of the drawings.

There is thus provided in one article the three components normally used intheoperation of dressinga persons hair.

What I claim is 1. A toilet article for hairdressing ur. poses comprising in combination a brush, an'

elongated' recess within' the thickness of the back of said brush, a member located with in said recess and adapted to be longitudinally movable therein, inclined slotsin said member, a comb, pins projecting from said comb and engaging said inclined slots and means for sliding said member longitudi* nally up and down withinsaid recess so as d to cause said combto move laterally into and out ofsaid recess.

2. A toilet article for hairdresslng pur= poses comprising 1n combination brush,

an elongated recess extending'inwardsfromz one edgeof the brush-back, a slot extending cess so as to cause said comb to move laterallyinto'and'out of said recess comprising a stem affixed to the inner longitudinal edge ofsaid' U shaped member and extending through the slot in the thickness of the 9 brush-back to a position where the same may edge of the brush back a slot extending from be grasped by thefingers.

3; A toilet article for hairdressing purposescomprising in combination a brush, an elongated recess extending 'inwards from one the bottom of said recess through the brush back-to the opposite-edge of the same, a comb laterally slidable within said elongated recess a longitudinally movable in said slot and means serving to interconnect said .pinwwith said-comb whereby movement of said pin causes said comb to move in or out ofitsrecess. I

4. A toilet article for hairdressing urposes comp'risingin combination a brus a mirror mounted upon the back of said brush;-

an elongated recess extending inwards from one edge of the brush back, a slot extending from the bottom of said recess through the 7 brush back to the opposite edge of the same; a comb laterally slidable within said elongated recess a pin longitudinally movablein said slot and means serving to interconnect said pin with said comb whereby movement of said pin causes said comb to move in or out of its recess. i

' In testimony whereof I afiix my si ature.

CLARENCE SPENCER RT.

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