US816989A - Garbage-can. - Google Patents

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No. 816,989. PATENTBD APR. 3, 1906. J. R. MOLBR, H. E. INSLEY @L S. L. PHILLIPS.

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Specification of Letters Patent. Application tiled .'lpril 15, 1905. Serial No.` 255,723.

To f/.f/ nfl/nn n'v ntf/.g tolte-ern: Il guard the hooks a, so that access to them is Be it known that we, R. Motion, rendered difficult or impossible, and thus rel-lannr E. lNsLnY, and SAM L'EL L. PHILLIPS, g moval of the sack 1s prevented solong as the lilo. 8 l 6,989. atezited April 3, 1906.

citizens ot the L'nited States, and residents l top A remains closet The said top Ais de of Denver, 1n the county of Denver and State E tachablc and practically hinged, as follows:

of Colorado, have invented an Improved On one sidcit is rovided wit i flanges 0,4, one Garbage- Can, of which the following is a i of which under ies the iiiturned flange a5, specification. l formed on the top of the caii-body Ai, while (iur invention is an improvement in the I the other or top flange rests uponthe flange a5 class ofrece tacles located upon the street or i and, -in fact, extends entirely around the readjacent to euses for the purposes of receivmovable top A. 0n the opposite side the ing and teniporarily holding garbage, rubbody A is provided with a hinged hasp a, that engages a 'fixed sta le a7, forming a permarient attachment of the can-body and provided with a hole for reception ola padlock.v By this means we provide for the convenient ap lication and removal oi the top A. It iii be observed that when said Vtop is re- The invention is embodied in the construction, arrangement, and combination of parts 1 hereinafter described and claimed.

.in the accon'ipanying drawings, Figure 1 is a perspective lview oi our improved garbagecan. Fig. 2 is a central vertical section of' l moved the upper end of the can-body is left. the same. Fig. 3 1s a cross-sect1on of the g practically entirely open, so that access to saine. F ig. 4 is a bottom plan view. Fig. 5 the sack B for removal of the same is prois a perspective view of the top portion of the sack when contracted or closed by the drawl string, the said sack being normally suspended in the receptacle proper with the mouth vided for. The bottom of the cambodAis practically open, it being provided, as s own in Figs. 2 and 4, with crossebars d, which brace and strengthen the body of the can and fully open. revent the removal of the sack through the The body A of the can is oblo and 1ecottom, as will be readily understood. The tangular in form and constructe of sheet body A may be extended at each corner be metal, preferably thin alvanized iron. It is open at the top, the e ge of the same being bent inward to form an overhangin li or flange o5, as shown in Fig. 2, and wit i w 'ch' the hollow removable cover A is ada ted to engage, hereinafter described. Wit innthe body A we suspend a canvas sack B, the same l'iaving at the top a series of eyelets e to adapt it for attachment to hooks a, that project inward from the sides ol the cambody and are arranged a short distance below the inturned top flange o5. As shown in Fig. 2, the mouth of the sack B is heid fully o en when suspended from the hooks a, an a drawstring C is reve through the saine eyelets as receive the hook. This drawstring serves for contracting the mouth of the sack, and thus practically closing it when duly filled with garbage or other material 'lf he removable hollow top A ofthe can has a flaring mouth a', through which. the garbage or other material is fed into the sack B. '.llic top is also provided with a pendentouter ilange a2, which is inclined inward like the inner flange that constitutes the tapered mouth d and extends down far enough to cover and serve to sup ort the can above the pavement or other sur ace u on which the can is placed. The bottom of tie can bein open, air has free access to the sack on all sides of the same, so that material deposited in it is constantly stantly subjected to drying action.

The can is ada ted for attachment to a vertical rod, the bac t of the same being provided with a lengthwise groove a and llineepers al", irranged at top and bottom, as shown in 1or the purpose of strengthening the comparatively thin body or" the can we provide it at the to and bottom with an encircling band a, this urpose.

. at we claim is 1. As an improved article of manufacture, the garbage-can comprising the hollow sheetmetal body having an open top and bottom and an inturned top flange a5, hooksarranged interiorly below the saidY flange, for sus ending a sack within the can proper, and ti'ie re-` movable hollow top A having a central converging mouth and an outer llaiige a", that low the bottom bars c to form legs, which w lich is made of due thickness for rod downward and inward Within the and upper and underlaynges adapted to en gage the flange of the oanebody, and means applied to the opposite side of the 'top for fastening the latter, substantially as described.

projects een body and over the sack hooks, and is provided With upper and under langes,Y one resting upon the ange a5 of the body and the other projectin below the same when the can is 1n normsil position,v as shown and de- JESSE R MOLER HARRY E. INSLEY. SAMUEL L. PHLLPS` scribed.

2. The combination, with the hollow canbody having en inturned top flange and sack suspending hooks arranged nteriorly of lthe can-body directly below said lange, of the removable cover A having a central opening,

Witnesses:

J K. MONOHAN, T. E. MGILDUFF.

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