DE6906318U - WRITING INSTRUMENT CASE. - Google Patents

Description

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DR. «! NG. V / O! .F!> JJ. KAUTUS,
DR. DR AMDE: ", D R. -1 M G. HELD
STUTTGART-N, LAHGE STR / COE 51 Reg. No. 121

Rudolf Külbel, Sulzbach / Murr (Baden-Württemberg), Murrhardter Str. 36

Pen case

The invention relates to a writing instrument case with a quiver for writing instruments within the same, which has a bottom part and has a cover part, which through-one with one another Hittelsteg are connected.

A variety of writing instrument cases are known in which the quiver for a writing instrument is in some way

is pivotably arranged in the case so that it can be pivoted into the lying position when the case is closed. Farther a writing instrument case is known, bsi the quiver with part of the writing instrument case by means of a push button is connectable.

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All these known writing instrument cases have in common that after opening the case, the quiver is first erected before it can be used. When closing the case, the quiver must be brought back into the lying position will.

The invention is based on the object of providing a writing instrument case with a quiver for writing instruments within the same to create, in which the setting up of the quiver in the working position and the closing of the case is much easier can be.

This object is achieved in a writing instrument case of the type mentioned according to the invention in that the quiver is arranged upright on the plane of the central web. Since the middle bar always extends perpendicular to the base part and to the cover part when the pen case is closed, the quiver standing upright on the plane of the middle bar extends inside the same parallel to the base part and the cover part when the pen case is closed, i.e. in its lying position Location is located. If the writing instrument case is opened, the central web assumes a horizontal position, so that the quiver stands upright and above the horizontal plane. can be used immediately. When the case is open , the central web is also held firmly on the base by the case parts hinged to its two sides , namely the base part on the one hand and the lid part on the other, so that the quiver cannot tilt . In an advantageous embodiment of the invention, the quiver is firmly connected to the central web. It can now not be lost and does not need to be swiveled somehow into the working position or into its rest position when opening and closing, since it always automatically assumes the respective position when opening and closing the writing device case.

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To close the quiver as easily as possible with the middle bar connect, it can be glued or riveted to this. When riveting there is still the special advantage, that the rivet head can be made visible from the outside on the central web, so that one can immediately see from the outside, that the writing instrument case is one that is provided with a quiver permanently arranged in the device case is. The rivet head can here with a corresponding

^ R.1. τ, monogram. or,. . Labeling, e.g. with a / trademark. The riveting also has the advantage that it can be done very easily with an already finished case so that the quiver does not interfere with the manufacture of the case. '

The quiver can, however, also be connected to the central web by a releasable connection known per se, with no pivoting possibility being necessary for this releasable connection, since the quiver can always stand upright on the plane of the central web. A push-button connection, a plug connection or the like can be provided here as a releasable connection. A particularly simple connection option "results" from the fact that the quiver is provided with a flat foot extending perpendicular to its longitudinal axis and that at least one slot is provided in the central web for the foot to engage The slot can be made by a simple incision in the lining of the central web, for example in a decorative strip sewn onto the central web.

The invention is described in detail in the following description of exemplary embodiments shown in the drawing explained.

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Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an embodiment of an open Writing instrument cases according to the invention;

Pig. 2 is a perspective broken-away view of the closed writing instrument case according to Fig. 1;

3 shows a section along the line III - III. in Fig. I;

FIG. K shows a perspective partial illustration of a second exemplary embodiment.

The writing utensil case shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 has a base part 1 and a cover part 2, which are connected to one another by a central web 3. In the bottom part 1, in the cover part 2 and in the central web 3, a rectangular stiffening plate 4 or 5 or 6 is provided, which through the outer skin. are connected so that between tween the bottom part 1 and the cover part 2 on the one hand and the central web 3 on the other hand each forms a joint around which the cover part and the web can be pivoted into the plane of the bottom part 1 when the case is opened. A running along the outer edges of the bottom part 1 and the cover part 2

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stretching zipper 7 is provided for closing the case.

On the inside of the central web 3 is a down on cer In the plane of the central web, uprightly extending quiver 8 for a writing implement, for example a fountain pen, is arranged. Of the The quiver 8 is firmly connected to the central web 3 by means of a rivet 9, the rivet head 11 having a form that is pleasing to the taste, in order to simultaneously hold the writing instrument case u-decorate and also to make it clear that it is a writing instrument case with a fixed 'arranged in this Quiver acts. The rivet head 11 can have a trademark or with the monogram of the owner of the writing instrument.

As can be seen from FIG. 2, when the pen case is closed, the web 3 runs perpendicular to the base part 1 and to the cover part 2. However, this has the consequence that the fixed ~ connected to the central web 3, upright on the central web standing quiver 3 runs parallel to the Γ surfaces of the bottom part 1 and the cover part 2 when the case is closed. When the pen case is closed, the quiver is in a lying position within it.

If the pen case is opened and placed on the table, then the bottom part 1, the cover part 2 and the central web 3 are on the table surface, so that above all the plane of the central web 3 runs horizontally. On this horizontal plane of the central web 3, the quiver 8 is now upright and together with the writing instrument case it forms a writing instrument stand, e.g. a fountain pen stand. To the One only has to bring quiver into this working position

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open the pen case and place it on the table, so that then automatically the quiver from its lying position inside the writing instrument case to the upright Working position is moved with the case open.

In an alternative embodiment, not shown, the case 8 can be glued with its base 10 to the central web 3 or be attached to the web in some other known manner. For example, half of one can be placed on the jetty Push button be provided, the other half of the base. 10 of the quiver 8 is formed.

Another possibility of connecting a quiver 18 to a central web 33 of a writing instrument case is shown in FIG. 4 shown. In this embodiment, a decorative strip IM is sewn on the web 13 with a slit 15 is provided. On the base 20 of the quiver 18 is a flat

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rather foot / attached, which is formed by a narrow, trapezoidal tapering plate towards its end. To connect the quiver 18 to the central web 13, the foot 16 is inserted into the slot 15. As a result, a firm connection between the web and the case 18 is also achieved. You have here but the possibility at any time the quiver 18 to take out, for example if this is not overall] is wishes. j

In the illustrated embodiments, the quiver 8 'is:

and 18 with its longitudinal axis perpendicular to the web 3 or 13: arranged. However, the inventive effect is also achieved if the quiver with its longitudinal axis only within J a plane perpendicular to the web 3 or 13 and parallel to the web longitudinal axis f is arranged. This allows the quiver 1 also arrange so upright on the footbridge that it forms an acute angle with the footbridge, which makes it easier to use the quiver to accommodate a writing instrument makes it more convenient.

Claims (6)

• I · I ■. Λ. / J - 7 claims 1) writing utensil case with a quiver for writing implements within the same, which has a bottom part and a cover part which are connected to one another by a Mitjtelsteg, characterized _t that the quiver (8, 18) upright on the plane of the central / ■. Web (3, 13) is arranged. —2) writing instrument case according to claim 1, characterized in that that the quiver (8) is firmly connected to the central web (3). "T) writing instrument case according to claim 2, characterized in that the quiver (8 ) is riveted to the central web (3) . 4) writing instrument case according to claim 1, characterized in that that the quiver (18) by a releasable connection "(15, 16) is connected to the central web (13). 5) writing instrument case according to claim 4, characterized in that that the quiver (18) is provided with a flat foot (16) extending perpendicular to its longitudinal axis is and that in the central web (13) at least one slot (15) is provided for the engagement of the foot (16) is. 6) writing instrument case according to claim 5 »characterized in that that the slot (15) in a decorative strip arranged on the inside of the central web (13) is provided.