Appeal No. 97-1151 Application 08/380,824 relative to the receptacle, the receptacle being rotatably connected to the wall mounted dispenser by the first and second projections and movable between a first position with the open-topped trough being substantially unexposed and a second position with the open-topped trough being substantially exposed to allow insertion of a coreless roll of toilet tissue. Consistent with the underlying disclosure, claim 10 clearly requires a rotatable receptacle for accommodating a coreless roll of toilet tissue. Turning to the Avery patent (Figure 1), we find that the cavity 11 of the label dispenser provides the receptacle for receiving and supporting a supply roll 15 of tape 17 and labels 18 (column 3, lines 5 through 8). A rotatable cover 20, mounted for rotation by rivets 23 (Figure 2) can be turned to permit a new supply roll to be dropped into the receptacle (Figure 3) and thereafter returned to its closed position (column 3, line 75 to column 4, line 13). 5Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007