An improved nose bag for horses and the like / [Arthur Herbert Hallen].

  • Hallen, Arthur Herbert.
Date:
1896
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An improved nose bag for horses and the like / [Arthur Herbert Hallen]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    N° 167 A.D. 1895 Date of Application, 3rd Jan., 1895 Complete Specification Left, 3rd Oct., 1895—Accepted, 3rd Jan., 1896 PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION. An Improved Nose Bag* for Horses and the like. I, Arthur Herbert Hallen 7 Bonner Road Cambridge Heath London E. Doctor of Medicine, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as follows :— This invention relates to an improved nose bag for horses and the like, and the 5 same is carried out as follows :—I provide a nose bag of a size to fit the head of the horse sufficiently tightly. The bottom of the nose bag is perforated, a layer of of absorbent material such as wood wool or the like is placed upon said perforated bottom & is kept in place by a movable perforated plate. The inhalant is carried by the -wood wool or the like & by this arrangement the 10 air which is breathed by the animal wearing the nose bag is impregnated with the inhalant. The perforations may be of any suitable material such as wire gauze or the like. Dated this 3rd day of January 1895. 15 E. EATON, Agent for Applicant. COMPLETE SPECIFICATION. An Improved Nose Bag* for Horses and tlie like. I Arthur Herbert Hallen of 7 Bonner Road Cambridge Heath in the 20 County of London Doctor of Medicine, do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by the following statement:— I provide a nose bag of a size to fit the head of the horse sufficiently tight. The bottom of the bag is perforated, a layer of absorbent material such as wood 25 wool or the like is placed upon said perforated bottom and is kept in place by a movable perforated plate. The inhalant is carried by the wood wool or the like and by this arrangement the air which is breathed by the animal wearing the nose bag is impregnated with the inhalant. The perforations may be of any suitable material such as wire gauze or the 30 like. The object of the inhalent is the treatment of abnormal conditions of the respiratory tract in horses and the like. (I.) View of bag in vertical position also shewing its mouth. (II.) View of movable perforated plate alone. 35 (III.) Diagrammatic vertical section of the bag shewing the relations of component parts. r (IV.) View of bag in horizontal position also shewing perforated bottom. (a.) Head strap and buckle. ^ ' (5.) Body of nosebag. 40 (c.) Movable perforated plate. (d.) Absorbent material. (e.) Perforated bottom of bag. . .*>1 |J'nce *h.]