Newspaper container
OwnerGaston O. Pinardinventor
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Abstract
A mailbox charecterized by a tubular container having a flat back face adapted to rest against a door surrounded by a door jamb. The back face extends upwardly into a flat plate which hangs on a door knob. The container has an opening at one end which abuts against the door jamb for closing this one opening. The opening at the other end is provided with a unidirection gate for preventing withdrawal of letters and papers inside the container. Access to the inside of the container is reached when the door is opened.
Claims6
A container for articles adapted to be mounted on a door having a door knob assembly and surrounded by a door jamb, said container comprising:
- a main hollow body for receiving articles, said main body having a back panel adapted to rest against a door, said body being provided with a first opening for inserting said articles into said body, and a second opening adapted to abut against said door jamb when said door is closed for closing said second opening and preventing removal of said articles from said container, a plate extending from said back panel of said main body, said plate having an aperture adapted to hook said plate on said door knob assembly and to retain said plate against said door and for closing the second opening against the door jamb.
A mailbox comprising an elongated tubular container having a flat back face adapted to rest against a door, said back face extending into a flat plate in the plane of said back face, said flat plate being provided with a performation adapted to fit around a door handle and be suspended therefrom, said elongated container having a first opening at one end provided with a contour defining a flat plane, said opening adapted to rest against a frame surrounding said door when the container is suspeneded from said handle, and means for releasably closing a second opening opposite said one end, for allowing unidirectional insertion of mail in said container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.