Improvements in or relating to personal sanitary conveniences

Abstract

Abstract 637,978. Personal sanitary conveniences. JOYNER, J., and FRANKLIN & SONS, Ltd., J. G. June 16, 1948, No. 16245. [Class 26] In a personal sanitary convenience, the elastic gripping member is formed by an open-ended rubber or like sheath 1 which is corrugated over part or the whole of its length to form annular ridges 2 and furrows 3. Preferably the smaller end of the sheath turns outwardly, and the larger end is secured internally of a radial flange 4 so as to be spaced from a thicker surrounding flange 5 to which the receiver is secured. The flange 5 is co-axial with the sheath and projects substantially at right angles to flange 4 from a rubber or like plate or shield 6 with buttonholes for securing it to a belt or waistband. The flange 4 may form part of a hollow annular rubber or like ring 7 secured to the shield 6 and constituting a cushion which can be inflated by a tube 8.

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