Improvements in Vehicles for Carrying Flowers, particularly for use at Funerals

15,570. Bublitz, F., and Scheel, W. July 12. Flower or wreath carrying vehicles.-A flowerbearing vehicle, particularly designed to display the floral offerings at funerals, has hinged side and rear-end glass doors C, D, and an arched glass top F. The side doors can be supported when raised by jointed rods R. A flat receptacle E, adapted to contain a heating or cooling agent, is in communication with the vehicle body. A display rack G of wire netting is arranged longitudinally of the vehicle, and the floral devices are supported on shelves H and S-shaped hooks on its inclined sides, and on a shelf J at its top. A second rack K, separated from the first by curtains N, carries shelves L bearing trays or frames of artificial flowers which can be mounted between the shelves H in the event of there being insufficient floral devices to cover the rack G. Should the upper portions of the rack be empty, they can be hidden by drawing down curtains P at the sides and on the rear doors.