US Patent: 56,727
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| Ice Cream Mold
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Patentee:
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| Alfred L. Riggs (exact or similar names) - Knoxville, Alleghany County, PA |
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Patent Dates:
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Mar. 07, 1896 |
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Jun. 09, 1896 |
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Joel Havens
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Description: |
| Abstract:
This invention relates to certain new and useful improvements in ice-cream molds, and has for its object the provision of new and novel means whereby it will require but one hand to dip the cream from the freezer or other receptacle containing the same and remove from the mold or shaper, while in the ordinary construction both hands are required, one to hold the mold or dipper and the other to turn the cutters employed for removing the cream from the sides of the mold.
Claim:
An ice-cream mold, consisting of a body having an apertured top, a rod extending through the aperture with a collar riding on the top, cutters secured to the rod within the body, the rod having a spiral groove, a spring-handle having one end secured to the body io and provided at the opposite end with an aperture to receive the rod and means on the handle for turning the rod when the handle is pressed. |
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