US1544212A - Perfume vaporizer - Google Patents

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June 30, 1925. 1,544,212

.1, G, BLASCH-KE I PERFUME VAPORIZER I Filed 00%. 50.1923 2 Sheets-Sheet 1 Jofin G". BZa56Z/fa.

A TTORNE YS WITNESSES E INVENTOR June 30, 1925. 1,544,212

' J. G. BLASCHKE I PERFUME VAPORI ZER Filed Oct. 1923 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 WITNESSES v INVENTOR v A TTORNEYS Patented June 30, 1925.

UNITED-STATES PATEnrorFic JOHN GEORGE BLASCHKE, or nor srninos, Kansas,

PERFUME VAPOBIZER.

Application filed October so, 1923. Serial No. 671,803.

To all whom it may concern:

Be it known "that I I, J OHN Bnasorrnn, a citizen of theUnited States, and a resident of Hot Springsfin the county of Garland and State'of Arkansas, have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Perfume Vaporizers, of which the following is 'a specification. V

This invention relates to a perfume vaporizer which is especially designed for use in theatres, public buildings or the like.

Theobject oftlie invention is to provide a vaporizer of this character which is attractive and ornamental in appearance so as toblend in with the decorative features of the-building in which it is employed and which at the same time is effective to thoroughly disseminate the perfume, deodorant or other substance utilized. 7

Another important object of the invention resides in the provision of a device of this character and having the foregoing advantages and which. is also equally well adapted to be mounted uponan upright or pendant electrical fixture such as are usually found in places where the device is used, the vaporizer employing electrical heating means whereby the electrical fixtures with which the device is associated are adapted to servenot only as supporting means therefor but also. provide a sourceof current forthe electric heating means of the vaporizer.

Another object is-to provide a. device of this characterwhich is of simple, durable construction, easy andcomparatively inexpensive to manufacture and operate.

Other objects and advantages oftheinvention reside in certain novel features of the construction,combination and arrangement of parts which will be hereinafter more fully described and particularly pointed out in thejappended claims, reference being had to the'accompanying drawings forming part of this specification, and in'which:

Figure 1 isaperspective view illustrating one embodiment of the invention;

Figure 2 is a view thereof, partly in elevation, and partly in transverse vertical section: v

, Figure 3 is a view in sidefelevation, showing another embodiment of the invention; and

Figure 4 is a sectional view illustrating GEORGE the internal construction of the arrangement shown in Figure 3.

Referring to the drawings wherein, for the sake of illustration is shown the preferred embodiments of the invention and more par: ticularly to Figures 1 and 2 wherein the invention is shown constructed and adapted for use with pendant fixtures, the numeral 5 designates a supporting structure from which an electric fixture or socket 6 depends. ."The vaporizer which constitutes the present invention is designated generally at 7. and is shown as comprising a hollow body or container 8 made up of an outer shell 9 of brass or other suitable metal crimped and formed to enlarge toward its uppc'r'end by a ser es of corrugationslO of gradually in creasing size. Preferably the shell 9 has integrally formed or otherwise secured to its lower end a pendant knob or ornament lli The extreme upper edge ofthe metallic shell,

9 is provided with an upstanding annular fiange 12. plaster of Paris or other material impervious to liquid is snugly fitted within the metallic shell 9 and corresponds in shape thereto. The upper edge of the linerOr-inner shell 13 terminates immediately below the annular flange 12 of the metallic shell 9 and this Lip--v per edge of the liner 13 is formedwithan inwardly extending horizontal marginal flange 14: providing a seat 15 for the lower flanged end 16 of a coupling ring 17 which rests on the seat 15 and which is suitably secured t0 the flange 12. The flange 12 may be headed over the lower'flanged end of the An inner shell or liner .13 of ring 17 or it may be welded, soldered or ling ring 17 carried by the body 9 of the I container. This band 23 is provided with a number of nuts or bearings 24 in wh ch u e. his plug; 9-hast ts a s-s el 3 extended below the lower end of the plug,

clamping screws 25 are threaded. These screws 25 engage the clamping ring lZWlllGll if desired may; be provided; with seats, or, openings 26 for the screws 25. -The upper end of the glass cap 19 is provided with an opening 27 in which an internally threaded bearing bushing 28 is sultably secured. Th s bearing bushing 28 has threadedly connected thereto a screw plug 29 adaptedto screw into the socket 6 of the pendant electrical as indicatedtatfil. The extension 81 ofthe shell ofthe plug 29 is corrugated or threaded and engages, the threaded internal wall of thehusliing28and afiords a; socket for an, electric lamp 32which screws into, i llrextension 31 and which is disposed within the top: 18 andthe container 8.for the purpose of heating or vaporizing the perfume or substancepla'cedin the container 8. Obviously the extensionl3l maybe releasably secured in the bushing 28 by any form of releasable.

fasten ing means and if found desirable the inner wal'l or bore of I the bushing may be, made slnooth, the extension bieing loosely fitted "in th e smooth I bore and held therein yicrewsor el kein e of the rrangement shown, The illustrated arrangement is however the preferredmode and has many advantages apparent to those skilled'in the art. It is to beunderstoodtlrat the plug 29 is ofstandard and conventional construction 7 exceptas to, theprovision ofthe extension 35 a v 31 of its shell; 7 p 7 The form of the invention shown in Figures 3 ande'is adapted for us'e with up-. right electric 'fi ztures, such for instance as designated at '35, the electric fixture em ody' ng, as pke l em constii tuting the invention in this embodiment is designated generally at 37 and as before in eludes a containen38 made up of an outer metallicshell' and aniinner liner of plasterof Paris and shaped and ornamentedin appearance as inthe otheriembodiment. In lieu however of providing'the pendant knob or ornament 1O theloweiflend of the containericarries an. electrical plug connection 39 adapted ;to" screw, into, and electrically;

able securing means may be utilized and if desired the flange of the seat 44L may be madelarger and provided with bearings for clamping screws or the top 42 be threaded onto the flange of the seat. 44. In

the. socket 41 anielectr'ic: lamp or heating e1ement45 is screwed and depends within the container 38 as in the other. embodiment.

Itfis to b e understood that in either embodiment'of the invention the perfume is placed Within the container 18; or 3 8 as} the case may be and this containerheing lined W th p sterer Par s .orother m terialiim p rv oi s o vliquid;plwents'escape .11 ak:

age of the substanfik 1 1? PITDV S QIl. .Q 1th? cap 18in theione instaneeand42gjin the othen protects the lampfas well as the sub; stance within the, container and prevents any appreciable amount of-f dust or other foreign inatter from finding its way into the containen When the 'vap orizer is in use the lamp or other. heating element employed accelerates the vaporizat on or volatilization of the perfume I and brings -,aboutthe then ough dissemination of the Vapors which escape through the openings -20 0i1-43;as the case may be; Mereoverthel same means which, provide for the electric connectionof the lamp or heating element afford the;sup-

port for the device and 'the-device -in ei-ther embodiment and the entire; device is so organlzed'and constructedias to beornarnental iii-appearance and blend into the-decoratlve features of the interiorof the buildin-g whileat thesame time. being durable, reliable and safe in use; and comparati=vely inexpensive to manufacture and operate In both embodiments oi the invention the metallic shell providing; the containeris lined with an inner shell of plaster of Paris or other I similar 1 substance 5 which as before Indicated isimpervious to the liquid adapted -,to a be placed' withinthe: container and this liner has the furtherpropertyofnot being corroded by;the substance-or being chemically acted upon" thereby."

inthe container.

I clalm 2' 1 1. A vaporizer for; use in theaters 1 or the like, comprising- -acontainer for'the substance to be vaporized, said GOIlilELlIlBI' com- It. also serves to insulate-and-iprotect the metallic shell from the injurious actioniof heat witha prising a metallieshell adapted to be suit ably ornamented; and a L heat insulating and non-corrosive liner for the shell; said-"liner. also beingimperviousto;liquid.l I i 2. A vaporizer-foruse 'in-theaters'or the like comprising a container for the H vsub stance-to be vaporized, said container comprising a metallic shell adapted to be suitably'ornamented,'and a liner of plasterof Paris for the metallic shell;

3. A Vaporizer for use intheaters or the like comprising aicontainer nforfthewsubstance to be vaporized, said container comprising a metallic shell adapted to be suitably ornamented, a heat insulating and noncorrosive liner for the shell, said liner also being impervious to liquid, said liner having a seat at its upper end, said shell having a flange extending above the seat, a perforated top, a coupling ring resting on said seat and secured to said flange, a coupling band having a flange engaged With the glass 10 top, the coupling band encircling the ring, and fastening means between the band and the ring.

JOHN GEORGE BLASCHKE.

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