Dispenser for fibers
OwnerMartin G. Keeveninventor
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Abstract
A dispenser for fibers for use by a sportsman and adapted to be attached to an article of clothing or gear worn by the sportsman. The dispenser is a capsule with a body and a cap with apertures that can be aligned. When the apertures are aligned, fibers can be reached and pulled out of the dispenser in wisps for use by the sportsman.
Claims8
A dispenser for cotton fibers for use by a sportsman, said dispenser comprising a capsule with a body and a cap,
- said body having an annular elongated wall of circular cross-section, a closed bottom and an open top, said annular wall having at least one aperture and a smooth exterior surface,
- said cap having an annular elongated wall of circular cross-section with a closed top with means for carrying the dispenser on a sportsman's person and an open bottom, said annular wall having an aperture and a smooth interior surface,
- said cap having a diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the body, said open bottom of the cap fitting snugly over the open top of the body and permitting the cap to be rotated on the body with the smooth exterior surface of the body in substantially continuous surface-to-surface contact and in rotating relationship without any obstruction with the smooth interior surface of the cap, such that the aperture in the body can be selectively aligned with the aperture in the cap,
- wherein said body contains a bundle of cotton fibers, whereby the cotton fibers are reached by aligning the apertures and pulling out wisps of cotton fibers through the apertures.
A dispenser for cotton fibers adapted to be attached to an article worn by a sportsman, said dispenser comprising a capsule with a flexible plastic body and a cap,
- said body having an annular elongated wall of circular cross-section with a closed bottom and an open top, said annular wall having an aperture and a smooth exterior surface,
- said cap having an annular elongated wall of circular cross-section with a closed top with means for carrying the dispenser on a sportsman's person and an open bottom, said annular wall having an aperture and a smooth interior surface,
- said cap having a diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the body, said open bottom of the cap fitting snugly over the open top of the body with the smooth exterior surface of the body in substantially continuous surface-to-surface contact and in rotating relationship without any obstruction with the smooth interior surface of the cap and permitting the cap to be rotated on the body, such that the aperture in the body can be selectively aligned with the aperture in the cap,
- wherein said body contains a bundle of cotton fibers, whereby the cotton fibers are reached by aligning the apertures and pulling out wisps of cotton fibers through the apertures.
A dispenser for cotton fibers adapted to be attached to an article worn by a sportsman, said dispenser comprising a capsule with a flexible plastic body and a cap,
- said body having an annular elongated wall of circular cross-section, a closed bottom, an open top and a wall dividing an interior of the body into at least two compartments, said annular wall having an aperture communicating with each compartment and a smooth exterior surface,
- said cap having an annular elongated wall of circular cross-section with a closed top with means for carrying the dispenser on a sportsman's person and an open bottom, said annular wall having an aperture and a smooth interior surface,
- said cap having a diameter slightly larger than the diameter of the body, said open bottom of the cap fitting snugly over the open top of the body and permitting the cap to be rotated on the body with the smooth exterior surface of the body in substantially continuous surface-to-surface contact and in rotating relationship without any obstruction, such that each of the apertures in the body can be selectively aligned with the aperture in the cap,
- wherein said body contains a bundle of cotton fibers, whereby the cotton fibers are reached by aligning the apertures and pulling out wisps of cotton fibers through the apertures.
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