Decorative cover for casket shell flange
CA 2542319 C · Owner: Maple, Donald · Inventors: Wray, Greg; Cunningham, Gary; Maple, Donald
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A casket (10) comprises a shell (12) having a pair of opposed side walls (34) and a pair of opposed end walls (36), the walls defining an upper edge (34a 36a) of the shell (12), a lid (14) closeable upon the edge of the shell (12) and a cover (32) securable to the shell (12) and concealing the edge (34a 36a) when the lid (14) is open, the cover (32) being at least semi-rigid. The cover (32) preferably conceals only the edge (34a 36a) of the shell (12). The , casket (10) can be fabricated of either wood or metal. If metal the shell , edge (34a, 36a) can carry a rubber gasket for sealing between the shell (12) and the lid (10), the cover (32) concealing the gasket. The cover (32) can be …
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- Filed October 14, 2004 and granted January 22, 2013. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended October 14, 2024.
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