(under subclass 650) Apparatus in which the strewing means comprises a member from the end of which the material is strewn, the member being disclosed as intended to strew material by being manually moved relative to the body of a person manipulating the member, movement being caused without the use of a mechanism comprising relatively moving parts.
(1) Note. The member, of and by itself, is not necessarily a strewing means under the definition of subclass 650. The manually caused motion to cause strewing is sufficient to qualify under the definition. The manual motion must be intended to be of considerable extent to effect a substantial strewing. See Search Class below for devices which dispense by manual jiggling or the like.
SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:
374, for a hand manipulable shaker or jiggler for sprinkling or spraying fluids.
SEE OR SEARCH CLASS
222, Dispensing, 565, and the subclasses there listed (also see section 12 and 12.5 of the main class definition) for hand manipulable shakers (e.g., salt shakers, etc.).
