Improvements in or relating to containers for gramophone needles and like articles for use in recording and reproducing sounds

Abstract

Abstract 564,933. Containers for gramophone needles &c. CHAPMAN, W. T., [trading as CHAPMAN & SONS]. April 15, 1943, No. 6063. [Classes 18 and 94 (i)] A container for gramophone needles and like means for recording and reproducing sounds comprises two cardboard &c. straps 8, 9 faced with paper and hinged together, member 8 being slotted at 13 and member 9 having holes in alignment with the slots into which the gramophone needles &c. are placed so that they lie in part in the slots 13. When the composite member 8, 9 is placed as shown, the gramophone needles &c. are presented for convenient removal. A resilient celluloid, metal, &c. backing 15 serves to connect the composite member 8, 9 to an outer casing 6. Metal, wood, synthetic resin or papier machÚ may be used for the container.

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