Refrigerated containers for the preservation and transportation of ice cream, liquids and other substances

Abstract

Abstract 402,889. Receptacles for cooling. ELLIOTT, E. S., 28, Vincent Gardens, Dollis Hill, Middlesex. Aug. 9, 1932, No. 22289. [Class 29.] A vacuum-insulated receptacle for storing or transporting ice cream &c. comprises inner and outer metal vessels A, B soldered to a brass ring H having an internal flange H<2> upon which is sprung the lip I of a removable inner rubber or metal container J adapted to receive a cream carton K. The outer surface of the vessel A is highly polished or plated and the inner surface of the vessel B coated with a corrosion resistant metal, e.g. tin, aluminium, or nickel. The space between the vessels A, B is evacuated and that between the container J and the vessel B filled with ice &c. The receptacle is provided with a polished metal cover filled with cotton wool.

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