DE1910846U - BAG FOR A CAMERA. - Google Patents

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RA.831966 * 11/26/64-

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WESTFALENDAMM JO - POST BOX 336

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Commerzbank AG Schwetrn, account no. 222 67 Rhein-Ruhr Bank Düsseldorf, account no. 21145 Postal checking account: Dortmund No. 66644

description

for registration of utility models

of the gentlemen:

Jan Zandbergen , Ridderplants 6, Utrecht / Netherlands Henricus Paulus Ernst , Koningstraat 46, Doetinchem / Hiederlande Alphons Frederik Maria Machiel Kunst , Kuijperlaan 6, Doetinchem /

Netherlands

"concerning:
Bag for a camera

The firing relates to a bag for a camera, in particular an ever-ready case with a container for holding the camera case and a flap around this case to protect the lens and the upper part of the camera.

Such ever-ready cases are known per se. The camera rests with its underside on the bottom of the container. A hole is provided in this base for the passage of a screw, which is screwed into the camera base. The front wall of this container has recesses that are open at the top, to lower the camera with its lens into the container can. The flap to protect the lens of the camera is usually hinged to the container bottom while they has a hood at the top, which can reach over the upper part of the camera.

Furthermore, the flap is attached to the uninterrupted rear wall of the container by means of a tongue provided on the hood.

ters to hold the camera "attached. Mostly it is used for attachment a push button used.

However, these ever-ready cases are inconvenient when one new film cassette must be inserted into the camera. In this process, first of all is the screw that holds the camera is attached to the container to loosen and store somewhere. The camera must then be removed from the container to be able to open the camera to change a cassette.

The aim of the innovation is to create a bag for a camera, in particular an ever-ready case, which is attached to the camera can remain attached when a new film cassette is inserted into the camera without the camera with a screw needs to be attached to the bag.

A bag according to the innovation is characterized in that the container has a front wall which is above and below an opening for the implementation of the lens is not interrupted and located on the rear of the camera Rear wall has two flaps, at least one of which is connected to a part of the flap to protect the lens.

Furthermore, according to the innovation, the flap has a base attached to the front wall of the flap to protect the lens for the container, which bottom is attached to one of the flaps of the container with a hinged rear part.

The bag is also designed in such a way that the flap protects the upper side of the camera and the camera lens has a flap which covers the rear wall of the container.

The! Inflation is with reference to the drawing for example explained:

Figure 1 is a perspective view of an innovation according to the invention Bag when closed.

FIG. 2 is an illustration of the bag according to FIG. 1 seen from the rear, in the half-open state.

FIG. 3 is a representation like FIG. 2, but in its entirety

opened state of the bag, with a film cassette can be exchanged when a camera is in the bag.

The ever-ready case shown in the drawing has a jacket forming the container, one side part of which 1a can be seen in FIG. A flap fits around the dumbbell to protect the camera lens. In the front wall 2 of this flap a cap 3 is provided for receiving the lens.

The flap also has an upper part 4 for covering the top of the container and a flap 5 for covering the rear of the container. A fastener tape 6 is attached to the side parts 1 in the known manner. For the sake of clarity, this is The fastener tape with its attachment to the side parts in Figures 2 and 3 has been omitted.

The jacket with the side parts 1a and 1b has a front wall 7 which is between the side parts 1a and 1b above and is not interrupted below an opening 8 for the implementation of the camera lens. The shape of the opening 8 corresponds the shape of the lens of a camera placed in this bag. Next in the front wall 7 is a window 9 for the Camera viewfinder available.

- On the side walls 1a and 1b are tabs 10a and 10a, respectively 10b attached, which rest on the back of the inserted camera. These two tabs 10 thus form part of the rear wall the container of the bag. The one composed of the front wall 7, the side walls 1a and 1b and the tabs 10a and 10b Container consists of a flat layer of material. The container therefore has no top wall and no bottom. The edges of the front wall 7 are preferably provided with reinforcing strips 11, e.g. in the form of towards the edges of the front ones

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Wall 7 curved and clamped metallic decorative strips. A window 12 for the viewfinder on the rear of the camera is also provided in the tab 10 ″ b.

The flap en "b ο den is formed by a part 13 that is attached to the front wall 2 of the flap is hinged and has a portion 14 protruding behind the container. This part 14 is on the lobes 10b of the container, e.g. The part 14 is along the ! Line 17 "flexible. Part 14 also has a press stud half 18, which with another half of the 19 can work together on the tab 10a.

As can be seen from Figure 3, when the half 18 is detached from the push button half 19, the container can be pivoted laterally and the back of the camera becomes accessible for a film cassette to be replaced. The camera remains constantly hanging with the lens in the opening 8 of the front wall 7. When handling the camera with the bag During this replacement, the camera will not slip out of the pocket, since the camera is always held by the wall 7 will. The closing part 5 of the flap, which is hinged to the upper wall, extends all the way over when the bag is closed upper halves of the flaps 10a and 10b of the container. The pocket can be closed when the snap fastener half 18 fastened in the part 5 is pressed onto the snap fastener half 16. In the part 14 and in the bottom 13 an opening 19 is also provided in order to allow a lever of the film conveyor of the camera to pass through. The flap with the front wall 2, the upper wall 4 and the closing part 5 together with the bottom 13 and the part 14 can consist of a thin layer of material, with the exception of the protective cap 3.Additional sewing work, e.g. to form the Container bottom or to form a cap on the upper side of the KajTppe, as is usual with the known ever-ready cases is, is superfluous in a bag according to the invention.

Claims (3)

Protection claims 1 * bag for a camera, especially ever-ready case with a container to hold the camera case and a flap around this case to protect the Lens and the upper part of the camera, characterized in that the container has a front wall 7 which above and below an opening 8 for the implementation of the lens is not interrupted and at the rear the rear wall of the camera has two tabs 10a, 10b, at least one of which is connected to a part of the cover for protecting the lens. 2. Bag according to claim 1, characterized in that the flap to protect the lens on the front wall of the Has flap attached bottom for the container, which Boden.mit a hinged rear part on one of the Flap of the container is attached. 3. Bag according to claim 1, characterized in that the flap to protect the upper side of the camera and the camera lens has a flap which covers the rear wall of the container.