DE1947105U - LANTERN. - Google Patents

Description

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Applicant company Bilde 11 & Brandt -KG., 5 Köln-Nippes, FIo ras tr «114 -

!Lantern

The invention relates to a lantern equipped with stamped parts. As far as such lanterns for house entrances, front gardens, grave sites HiSTJ-. are determined, it is desired that the lanterns both gate ! shine as well as are beautiful »Will such a lantern from Art locksmith, art blacksmith made, so is making one such ILates? ne so expensive -that in many cases, yes-because of the high Disregarding the acquisition or replacement value of the lantern such a lantern in a garden, on a lonely one To set up a burial site or other places where there is an increased risk exists that the! lantern is stolen because of its high Y / ert.

The new lantern is designed according to the invention, however, so 'shaped) that they are economical in large series more or less are made by machine Rann, although their looser den Appears to be made by an artisan, art locksmith had been individually made in painstaking detail.

For this purpose, the invention recommends that the new lantern be outsolded in such a way that stamped parts that are at an angle to one another are folded and, by means of their embossed and / or serrated or perforated decorative edges, rest against one another and are connected to one another, which are angled relative to the main section of the stamped parts assigned to themJ and that the delimiting curves, edges, spikes hzvr » openings of adjoining decorative edges coincide and are congruent with one another.

Because the decorative edges of the new lantern are in contact with one another and are firmly connected to each other, form the moldings in spite of them embossing and / or their points and perforations a relatively robust, stable and rigid Bahraen for the relatively large window the lantern. Adjoining decorative strips of the new lantern are so congruent that the new lantern has the . Appearance of an artisan, art locksmith, art blacksmith give individually made lanterns.

According to the invention, it is recommended to use punched parts that are perpendicular to one another only by means of their adjoining decorative edges with each other to connect firmly.

The drawing represents ^ a lantern designed according to the invention. Ss shows;

Fig. 1 is a view of the entire internal

Fig. 2 shows a stamped part of the lantern base

fig. 3 a stamped part of the lantern housing J.

4 shows a stamped part of the lantern roofJ

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5 shows a section line a - b plotted in FIG. 1 arranged cross section of the Xaternengehäusesf

6 shows a section line c - d plotted in FIG. 1 arranged cross-section of the lantern housing§

7 shows a section line e - f plotted in FIG. 1 arranged cross-section of the lantern base |

. Fig. 8 is a registered g according to the section line in Figure 1 - arranged h cross-section of ^{iLaternenfusses.}

When comparing FIGS. 3, 5, 6 and 1 it can be seen that the part of the lantern used to hold the light source, the lantern housing, consists of four frame-like stamped parts 20, namely four stamped sheets 20, each sheet 20 of which is canted, _{see FIG} that its embossed and / or serrated or perforated decorative edges 22 are angled relative to its main section 21. Ornamental edges 22 which are initially adjacent to one another are in contact with one another and are connected to one another in such a way that the contouring curves and delimiting edges coincide with one another and are congruent with one another.

When comparing FIGS. 2, 7, 8 and 1, it can be seen that the lantern base is made up of stamped parts 10 at an angle to one another, namely consists of four stamped sheets 10, which by means of their embossed and / or serrated or openwork decorative edges i2 rest against one another and are connected to each other, relative to the main section 11 of the stamped parts assigned to them are angled, whereby the limiting curves, —Edges, —spikes or! Perforations adjoining each other

Decorative edges 12 coincide and are congruent with one another.

When comparing Figures 4, 5 and 1 it can be seen that the lantern roof consists of four stamped parts, namely four stamped metal sheets 30, which rest against one another and are connected to one another by means of their embossed and / or serrated decorative edges 32 which are perforated with respect to the main section 31 of the stamped parts assigned to them are angled, the delimiting curves, edges, spikes or openings of decorative edges 32 lying against one another coincide and are congruent with one another,

Contiguous decorative edges shown in the drawing Lanterns are point-clraeisst with each other and so firmly to each other connected. The decorative edges could, however, also be riveted to one another or firmly connected in some other way.

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Claims (2)

323 * 4/30/65 claims 1. Lantern equipped with stamped parts, characterized in that in the ■ Angled punched parts (10 fozv. 20 or 30) folded are and by means of their embossed and / or serrated or perforated Ornamental edges ("* 2 or 22 or 32) lie against one another and with one another connected are the (12 or 22 or 32) relative to the main section (11 or 21 or 31) the one assigned to them (12 or 22 or 32) Stamped parts (/ IG "or 20 or 30) are angled} and that the Limiting curves, edges, spikes or perforations on one another adjoining decorative edges (12 or 22 or 32) cover each other and are congruent with each other. 2. laternegr according to .Anspruch 1, characterized in that the stamped parts (10 or 20 or 30) are frame-shaped.