CH206868A

CH206868A - Wallet.

Info

Publication number: CH206868A
Authority: CH
Inventors: Deshusses Auguste; Petite Armand
Original assignee: Deshusses Auguste; Petite Armand
Priority date: 1938-09-27
Filing date: 1938-09-27
Publication date: 1939-08-31

Description

  

  Porte-monnaie.    L'invention a pour objet un     porte-monnaie     dont le dessin     ci-joint        montre,    à     titre    d'exem  ple, une forme     d'exécution.     



  La     fig.    1 en est une vue en     plan.     



  La.     fig.    2 en est une vue de face     avec          parties        supposées        brisées.     



  La     fig.    3 en     est    une vue de profil.       Dans    un     carter    1 à fond 2 sont logés. des  tubes     cylindriques,    3, à fonds fixes 31,

   dont  les     diamètres        correspondent    à     celui    de di  verses     pièces    de     monnaie.    Dans chacun de     -ces.          tubes        coldisse    un fond mobile 5     repoussé        par          un        .ressort    à     boudin,    conique 6     prenant        appui     sur le fond 31.

   Le bord     extérieur    de     chaque          tube    présente deux rebords de     butée    4 contre  lesquels bute la     pièce        extérieure    de la     pile     contenue     dans    le     tube,    ce qui empêche le     res-          sort    de     repousser    les pièces     hors    du tube.

         Dans    le bord     extérieur    de     chaque    tube sont  ménagées deux entailles, dont l'une, 7, est  assez     large    pour que l'on puisse     sortir    ou in  troduire la pièce     extérieure    de champ;

   l'au  tre, 8, plus     petite,    ne :donne pas     passage    à la  pièce,     mais    elle     permet    de repousser     cette       pièce 10 avec     le    doigt en     agissant        sur    la  tranche 9 de     celle-ci    pour     l'enlever.        L'extré-          mité        extérieurs    -de chaque tube dépasse suffi  samment la     .surface    du     carter    pour que le  bord -de l'entaille 7 .soit au-dessus du     

  niveau     de cette surface.  



  Le fond     mobile    5     .constitue    un couvercle  recouvrant     le        ressort    6, comme le     montre    le       dessin.     



  Le fond 2 -du carter comporte     des        glis-          sières    11, 12     dans        ;lesquelles    on peut     faire        cou-          lisser    une plaque     rigide    13, portant une enve  loppe souple 14, avec     fermeture    15     st    poche  16 pour     recevoir        des!        billets    -de banque, par       exemple.     



       Le        carter    1 est de préférence en matière       légère        telle    que la     bakélite    et le fond 2 est       rapporté,    mais il     s'agit    là de     détails    de     @cons-          truction    qui peuvent     être    modifiés, comme les       formes    et les     dimensions,du        porte-monnaie.     



  Le carter et les     tubes    3 sont     pourvus        d'ou-          vertures    17     permettant    de     contrôler    le con  tenu de ces tubes. L'enveloppe     souple    14     pour-          Tait    être     fixée    à     demeure    au     carter    1.



  Wallet. The subject of the invention is a purse, the accompanying drawing of which shows, by way of example, one embodiment.



  Fig. 1 is a plan view.



  Fig. 2 is a front view with parts supposedly broken.



  Fig. 3 is a side view. In a housing 1 at the bottom 2 are housed. cylindrical tubes, 3, with fixed bottoms 31,

   whose diameters correspond to that of various coins. In each of these. tubes cools a mobile bottom 5 pushed back by a conical coil spring 6 resting on the bottom 31.

   The outer edge of each tube has two abutment edges 4 against which the outer part of the stack contained in the tube abuts, which prevents the spring from pushing the parts out of the tube.

         In the outer edge of each tube are formed two notches, one of which, 7, is wide enough so that we can take out or introduce the outer part of the field;

   the other, 8, smaller, does not give passage to the part, but it allows this part 10 to be pushed back with the finger by acting on the edge 9 thereof to remove it. The outer end -of each tube protrudes sufficiently from the surface of the housing so that the edge -of the notch 7. Is above the

  level of this surface.



  The movable bottom 5 constitutes a cover covering the spring 6, as shown in the drawing.



  The bottom 2 of the housing comprises slides 11, 12 in which a rigid plate 13 can be slid, carrying a flexible casing 14, with closure 15 and pocket 16 for receiving! banknotes, for example.



       The housing 1 is preferably made of a light material such as bakelite and the bottom 2 is added, but these are construction details which can be changed, such as the shapes and dimensions, of the purse.



  The casing and the tubes 3 are provided with openings 17 making it possible to check the content of these tubes. The flexible envelope 14 could be permanently attached to the housing 1.

Claims

CLAIM Wallet. characterized in that it comprises at. at least one cylindrical tube designed to receive a stack of coins and in which slides a movable bottom re pushed by a spring, the outer edge of the tube having two abutment edges against which abuts the outer part of the stack contained in:

tube, so as to prevent the spring from pushing the coins out of the tube, two notches being made in the outer edge of the tube, one large enough to allow passage for a coin, and the other smaller allowing to push back with the finger, by the edge, said part to lift it.

SUB-CLAIMS: 1 Purse according to claim, charac- terized in that it comprises a housing in which are housed several cylindrical tubes intended to receive stacks of coins, each of these tubes having a fixed base on which the spring rests.

pushing back the movable bottom of this tube, the outer end of each tube protruding sufficiently beyond the surface of the casing so that the edge of its widest notch giving passage to the parts of the chamber is at least at the level of this on face of the crankcase. 2 Next wallet.

Claim and sub-claim 1, characterized by openings in the housing and the tubes for controlling the contents of the latter. 3 Wallet according to claim and sub-claim 1, characterized in that it comprises a flexible envelope having at least one pocket.

4 Wallet according to claim and sub-revendiaatione 1 to 3, and as shown in the accompanying drawing.