DE1720136U - KEY HOLDER. - Google Patents

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68a, S3. i / ZO 136. Albert Keuge, Sainte-Croix, Canton of Vaud (Schwell); Vcrtr .: Λ Α ίψ- ^Κ SAwar ^ ans. Pat.-Anw., Mün- (5.IPR.195P * li ^{Aen 38} · key holder. 11. 8. 55

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AUG. 195S

Albert
Sainte-Croix (Switzerland)

Key age

The present invention relates to a key holder with a housing that accommodates a toy. This keystone can also contain a clock and / or special winding means for the play mechanism or the clock or for both.

The drawing shows nine exemplary embodiments of the key holder according to the invention.

The Pig. 1 is a partially sectioned view of the first embodiment;

the Pig, FIG. 2 shows, on an enlarged scale, a view of the second embodiment, with part of the FIG The lid has broken off,

the pig. 3 is a view similar to that of Pig. 2 of the third embodiment,

the pig. 4 shows in section a detail of the fourth embodiment, namely enlarged,

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the pig. 5 illustrates a partially cutaway View of the fifth embodiment,

the pig. 6 is a view of the sixth embodiment similar to that according to Pig. 5,

the pig. 7 is a view corresponding to the Pig. the seventh embodiment,

the pig. 8 concerns one of the Pig. 5 corresponding view of the eighth embodiment,

Figure 9 shows a side view of the ninth embodiment shown in FIGS

the pig. 10 relates to a top view, partly in section, of the key holder according to Pig. 9 »

The key holder shown in Pig · 1 has a housing 1 made of a metal, a plastic material or from HoIb to accommodate a SpielwerkB 5 and one Clock 15. Through an ear 13 of the case there is a key 11 holding cord 14 looped. The clock 15, its winding crown 17 protrudes from the housing 1, is arranged in the area of a corner of the housing that the above the play comb remaining free tree is exploited. In certain cases, the clock 15 can also be attached directly to the case.

Pig's apparatus. 2 contains, in addition to the elements, which are designed similarly to those of the device according to Pig. 1, a trigger mechanism that sets the mechanism in motion at predetermined time intervals, in the example every quarter of an hour. The essential element of this mechanism is a cam disk 18, which is driven in this way by the clockwork is that it completes a full revolution per hour. On the cam disk 18 there are four cams 19, 19 »19» * and

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and 19 "·· These cams are uniform over the circumference distributed and intended "with the end 20 one on one cooperate vertical pivot pin 21 * seated release lever.

A gear 23, which is provided with a driver pin 22, is seated on the shaft of the pin roller. This works with the end 24- of the lever 21 together. The lever 21 can with a projection 25 in the way of an impeller 26 of the speed regulator of the play mechanism and block it when the end 24 · through the driving pin 22 is raised. A spring 27 »which on the one hand is attached to a carrier 28 and on the other hand is suspended in the projection 25, strives to to pivot the lever 21 counterclockwise.

The trigger mechanism described in its structure has the following mode of operation t When the lever 21 is in the position shown, the play mechanism is blocked, this is because the projection 25 prevents the impeller 26 from rotating. The end 24 of the lever 21 rests on the driver pin 22 on and the other end 20 of this lever is located in the plane of the cam disk 18, one more or less large distance before the next cam "

The cam disk now rotates in the direction of the arrow and after a certain time has elapsed, the lever 21 is rotated clockwise around its pivot pin 21 'by a cam on this disk. The end 24 gives way to the driver pin 22 sideways and is lowered by the spring 27, whereby the projection 25 engages under the impeller and releases it at the same time. The lever 21 also pivots about the cylindrical part 21 ″ j. This is possible because the opening drilled into this lever for the pin 21 ^{f has} a larger diameter than

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Croix, Canton of Vaud (Switzerland) - Vert

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this cone. By means of the lever 21 described, the cam of the cam disk 18 is also restored Approved. The play mechanism now runs until the driver pin 22 lifts the end 24 of the lever 21 again and this pushes the projection 25 back into the path of the impeller 26. The lever end 20 descends again into the cam disk plane and is thus ready for the next cam to be taken.

If the mechanism is only to be activated every hour, the cam disk can also only have one have thin cams.

The third embodiment (Pig. 3) relates to a key holder with a housing, in whose part 29 a slide 30 is slidably mounted. This slide is designed in the shape of a drawer and is used to accommodate Lozenges or the like. Above this slide is one Clock 15 with a winding crown 31 'which when the slide 30 is pulled out through a toothed rack 32 seated on it is operated. The watch is wound in this way while when pushing back the slide 30, the winding crown runs empty in the usual way.

On the pig. 4- is only part of the fourth embodiment shown in section, namely the part relating to the attachment of a clock to the case. At 41 the housing plate is designated, preferably the cover of the housing. In a corresponding opening of the housing is a ring 42 inserted and taken. The ring 42 on the one hand carries a glass 43 and on the other hand holds a retaining ring at 47 44. After inserting the movement 46 with the dial

Coä, S3. i 720 136. Albert Reuge, Sainic-

Croix, Canton of Vaud (Schweir) - Vert

Dr. K Schwarzhans, Pat. Appl. Mün- j 5.ÄPR. 195P

serve 38th | Key holder. 11. 8 55

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is a dust protection housing 45, which against the Innexisöiie'des Holding ring 44 rests snugly, pushed over it and the tongues 4.8 of the holding ring 44 in Pfeilrichinmg against the rod stab housing 4-5 laid

The one with a housing to accommodate a musical mechanism Equipped key holder can contain a "movable part, the displacement of which is parallel to the longitudinal axis of the housing at least one spring mechanism arranged in the housing tense «

In the case of the fifth embodiment (FIG. 5) there is again a play mechanism 51 and in the interior of a housing 1 a clock 52 inserted · A cord or chain 53 carrying a key 54 runs over a roller 55 for winding the Spring motor of the mechanism. A toothed rack 56 meshing with a winding roller 57 of the watch 52 is also attached to this cord ". When pulling the cord 53, on the one hand the watch is wound by turning the winding crown 57 and also the Roller 55, which is directly coupled to the spring motor, rotated by a certain angle. It becomes the clockwork and wound up the mechanism together. Instead of a rack, you could also use a toothed sector or the like. provide. A break in the clock spring can be avoided if you do not use the clock directly, but via a known one Slipping clutch pulls up. After letting go of the cord 53, it is pulled into the interior of the housing 1, during which the Spielwerk expires. The roller 55 could also interact with pawls. Furthermore, it can also be useful to have a To be built into the case 1 with an automatic winding mechanism. In the embodiment according to FIG. 6 lies in the housing

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Croix, Canton of Vaud (Sch.veiz); Sales: _

Dr. K. Schwarzhans. Pat.-Anw ,, Mün- | 5 APR. 195f

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of the mechanism in turn a clock 52, similar to the example after Pig. 5. The rack 56 is omitted here and over the Holle 55 running cord is led directly to auseen. To wind the watch is on one end of the pen roller 59 a gear 58 is provided which meshes with the winding crown 57 of the watch 52. The clock spring is in the clockwork is used, similar to that used in known clocks automatic suction to avoid spring breakage.

The clock can also be analogous to the embodiment according to Pig. 7 lie in the middle of the housing. For driving the Clock 52 sits in a longitudinal switch χ 61 of the housing 1 a verchlebknopf 60. When moving the same in the direction of the arrow is by means of a cord 62 on the one hand over a Bolle 63 the The spring of the mechanism is tensioned and, on the other hand, the clock mechanism is wound up over a Bolle 64. The one or the other at the key holder The fastening keys are attached to a cord A

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In this example, too, one becomes one

Provide a slip clutch or the like to prevent spring breakage. Instead of the cord 62, a toothed rack could also be used here

»Or install a toothed sector in the housing 1.

* The following example according to Fig. 8 is in the housing

1 only one mechanism is used. Im sleeve-shaped A key 66 is slidably mounted in part 65 of the housing. The inner end 67 is rounded and rests against a toothed sector 68, which in turn with a on the axis of the Spielwerk wedged gear 69 cooperates. This SchlÜEselhalter has such a device for the shutdown of the play mechanism, consisting of a leaning along a

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Guide 71 sliding weight that blocks the impeller 72 of the controller, ^ & sxi it is in the position indicated by dash-dotted lines. In the position shown with full lines, the mechanism is released. The whole thing works as follows:

The key 66 (e.g. an automobile contact key) is inserted into the lock and rotated. Let it be assumed that with the ignition on the key and the housing 1 lie in a tertiary plane and the organ 70 is located in the position indicated by dotted lines, in FIG which it blocks the Hegler 72 and shuts down the game mechanism. By turning the key 90 °, the Ignition switched off and the weight 70 slides along the guide into the position shown, thereby releasing the play mechanism and the driver is reminded that the ignition key is still in the lock «

In the embodiment described, the spring of the spring actuator for the play mechanism is re-tensioned as follows

By exerting pressure on the key, it is pushed back a little into the housing, as a result of which the toothed sector 68 carries out a pivoting that a

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Driving / Zahnrads69 has the consequence and thus a tensioning of the spiral spring of the spring motor, which can not be seen.

In the case of the embodiment illustrated in FIGS. 9 and 10, the key holder contains a housing two telescopic hoods 73 and 74. In the open one A clock 75 can be seen in the position. On the downside is a recess 76 provided for a photograph or any other article. The mechanism is in the hood 74

Claims (10)

\ jn j, \ a ooa, OJ. ι itxiixi. t \ mtn Keugc, i> aintc- J / - »4 Ό Croix, Canton of Vaud (Sch..eiz); Vcrtr .: _. " Dr. K. Schwarzhans, Pat.-Ar.w., Mün- { 5, IPR. -chen 38. I key holder. 11. 8. 55. R 11 334.Switzerland 14. S. 54. (T. 12; Z. 3) smm .ir 77 installed «The hood 73, which" for example a key 82 can carry, serves as a movable organ and has for this purpose two racks 78 and 79, of which the former with a gear 80 of the spring housing of the game mechanism spring motor and the other with a winding crown 81 of the clock 75 meshes. By moving the hood 73 relative to the hood 74 ala ooh Both the spring motor of the musical mechanism / the clockwork is rewound, and one will also be used in the earlier examples Safety device - provide a clock spring excludes AHSPEPCHE 1 · Key holder with a musical mechanism receiving housing and a device for fastening at least one key, characterized in that the called case contains a clock. 2. Key holder according to claim 1, characterized in that that said clock (15) is independent of the mechanism (5) and that the winding crown (17) protrudes laterally from the housing (Fig. 1). 3. Key holder according to claim 1, characterized in that said clock on the cover of the housing? M £ eor- dnet is 4. Key holder according to claim 1, characterized it is known that the said clock is in the area of a corner of the housing is arranged. for the purpose of using the free tree lying above the play comb (16) (Fig. 1). 5. Key holder according to claim 1, characterized by means (18, 19, 20, 21) for triggering the play mechanism at predetermined time intervals (Fig. 2). CQ ~ OT t Τ1Λ 1 T / λ ti j. r> C -. Wa ₉ yjj. λ It-ViJ ^ ₁ . j UUn L IVCUgC, OUiniC- Croix, Canton of Vaud (Switzerland); Vcrtr .: _ Dr. K. Schwarzhans, Pat.-Anw., Mün-> April 5 . USP chen 38. | Key holder. 11. 8 55 r R 11 334.Switzerland 14. S. 54. (T. 12; Z. 3) 6. Key holder according to claim 1, characterized characterized in that the clock is designed as an alarm clock. 7. Key holder according to claim 1, characterized in that it contains a pill box (30) (Fig. 3). 8. Key holder according to claims 1 and 7, characterized by means (32) for winding the clockwork "when opening the pill box · 9. Key holder according to claims 1, 7 and 8, characterized in that said pill box is designed as a slide which drives the winding crown (31) of the watch (15) by means of a "rack (32)" attached to it when it is moved. 10. Key holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the housing is spherical. 11. It ends with a housing for recording a play mechanism and a device for fastening at least one key, characterized in that on a hinge (42) is attached to an opening of said housing, which in turn has a hinge located in the interior of the housing Retaining ring (44) for holding a clock (46) (Pig. 4). 12 «key holder according to claim 11, characterized in that the clock in the manner described on the lid of the housing is attached. 13. Key holder according to claim 11, characterized in that said retaining ring is equipped with fastening tongues (48) which against the flat side of a The dust cover housing that accommodates the watch is pushed into the retaining ring (45) are bent back. 68a _: S3. 1720136. Albert Reuge, Saintc-Croix, Canton of Vaud (Switzerland): Representative: .Dr. K. Schwarzhans, Pat.-Ar.w., Miin- J 5, APS. ß5P chen 38. | Key holder. 11. 8 55 ¹ F. R 11 334.Switzerland 14th p. 54. (T. 12; line 3). J | 14. Final el holder with a housing accommodating a spfelwerk and a device for fastening at least one key, characterized in that it contains a movable member (53), the linear movement of which "causes" the opening of at least one spring mechanism provided in the housing 15. Key holder according to claim 14, characterized marked that the said spring mechanism is designed as a toy » 16 · Key holder according to claim 14, characterized in that it contains two spring mechanisms, one of which one of which is used to drive a musical mechanism and the other to drive an ear 17. Key holder according to speeches 14 and 16, characterized in that said movable member (53) lifts the play mechanism (59) and that means (58) are provided to wind the clock over the mechanism (Flg. 6), 18. Key holder according to claims 14 and 16, characterized in that the movable member (53) such is designed so that both the clock and the mechanism are wound up at the same time. 19. Key holder according to claims 14 and 16, characterized in that the device for the attachment a key is used at the same time to drive a winding roller (55) of the play mechanism and also to move it a rack (56) for winding the clock (Pig. 5). 20. Key holder according to claims 14, 16 and 17, characterized in that the device for fastening. «■■. 68a, 83. 1 720136. Albert Reuge, Saintc- Croix, Canton of Vaud (Switzerland); Vcrtr .: ^^ Dr. K. Sdiwarzhans, Pat.-Anw., Miin- [5, * ΙΓΠ. 1355 chci'i 3S. j SuiIüsScüiälici. II.8.55. R 11 334.Switzerland i4. 8.54 (bar 12; line 3) the key is designed so that you can use it to hold the spring the play mechanism can be tensioned by means of a roller * 21. Key holder according to claim 14, characterized in that said organ by one of the Housing protruding, in a longitudinal slot (61) of the same sliding button (60) is formed, the ÜTser a flexible Element is connected to a winding roller (63) of the play mechanism (Fig. 7). 22 « Key holder according to claims 14, 16, 1Θ and 21, characterized in that the flexible element serves to pull the ear open at the same time. 23 · Key holder according to claims 14 and 15, characterized in that the device for fastening the key consists of a sleeve (65) adjoining the housing, in which the key (66) is mounted so as to be longitudinally displaceable so that when it is pushed back into the interior of the housing Acting elevator means (68, 69) of the play mechanism (Fig. 8); < 24 Key holder according to Claims 14, 15 and 23, characterized in that it contains means (70) for the Shutting down the mechanism, inclined guide (71) vers these means being slidable along a between a End position, in which the speed controller (72) of the game plant blocked 1st and, in which the speed controller enabled an occupied in another by twisting the housing through 90 ° end position. 25. Key holder according to spoke 14 and 16 with two hoods (73, 74) and one that can be slid on one another Clock (75), which is visible when these hoods are pulled apart -68a, 83. 1720136. Albert Reuge, Sainte-Croix, Canton of Vaud (Sdiweix); Rep .: _ ._ Dr. K. Schwarzhans, Pat.-Ar.w., Mün- | 5, UPR. 1950 "Chen 5S. r Schiiisseihaiter. Ii. 8. 55. R 11 334.Switzerland August 14, 54 (T. 12; line 3) is characterized in that the named organ for the pulling up is formed by a hood (73) which for this purpose carries two toothed racks (78, 79), one of which the one interacts with the spring housing of the play mechanism, while the other combs with the winding crown of the watch, so that when the two hoods are moved relative to one another, the mechanism and the clock are wound automatically and simultaneously (Pig. 9, 10) · 26 key holder according to claims 14, 16 and 25, characterized in that the key (82) on one of the is attached to both hoods (73) 8/10/55 / EH