DE7217668U - Decorative object e.g. in the form of a seal, a coat of arms or similar emblem - Google Patents

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The chewing concerns an ijekorationsgegenstana, as it is used in particular by municipalities, associations, etc. as a souvenir or the like. Such decorative objects are z. 3. Often held in the form of the coat of arms of the community or they show the emblems of the respective association. As a special example, the VJ ie the giants of a medieval city of Siegeis can be cited.

Such decorative objects can, if they are special should be four full, e.g. made of bronze or brass. They are also in the form of V / Axis prints known. As a rule, however, one will be satisfied with the representation in a cheaper material, e.g. plaster of paris. whereby the visible surface is processed accordingly, e.g. to give a metallic appearance.

However, it has tended that such. Decorative objects made of gypsum still in production, especially taking into account the inferior material,

;,.; έ. '..: ^:; ...; :.> uss..g Cv-uer; .- πα, ce ::; .: e..teren s? .ηα rough 'crcLrt.l> e-: ^ ekorationsgcg ^ ii ^ tLiMdo; vir. fripp, pt, r.serF.t · ;. ipfi..dlich Gegcr. Personal injuries. Ir.t to anyone ..part of the surface damaged and the.; ice plaster enter zi: days, then it is; appearance of the decorative counterpart -. 'ta.ides > o largely disturbed that he is no longer: e: n Z '..' corner serve canr ..

The answer is based on the following: the idea of making decorative objects from a material that is considerably cheaper than plaster of paris, is just as easy to work with handle _st and above all: .i ^ e ^ er. accidental damage

^ z Ij :: now de .; ;. e_tere :: known foamed plastic material, f to be re probe Folyurethanschaurnstof to use for various _ö cformten items. The to -

endun _o -; ines sole;: en Gescnäu; :: ten plastics for uc.i --orl. 'eg-nc'er: Llweck ersc :: unite not possible at first, because the finished, easy item s. I would be characterized by uu./serorder.tlich light <= ^ 3ew_cht, v; as indeed in all üegol -desirable, but especially with the decorative objects here in stamping: the un- .. ■. ■ nscl.t is that the Ii ... pfü.nger should have something important in the hc. nd pause if he has such a decorative object, e.g. 3. presented in C-ostalt to a technical training of an old town seal

this year.; ngsge: ;; äss is now proposed to have such a Decorative item made of foamed plastic, e.g. 3. Polyurethane show. ':., To manufacture and with inserts from

. '■ "atGi ¹ Ial more greetable" laughed to be..c: .., ^:'c.;. ] '.'.>: - .. ■ "'■;...:;Ic'.; of course In cxvt-- · ._ :. i>. ... tal_- a .., L ... in the simplest case, A ^ fcill ' ³ ' ■ - "■ '-it i' - 'm. · ^; .. ■>■; ·. (: .. · .. .'- .. vci. Ν.

Jer in the form of, for example, PolyurethaiiSChuu: .. i ;. "^ lici-ox ¹ A-L't and manner in a 3chä;.;:;: i'orrn manufactured unü; .. LiekoracionG ^ egenstaud weighed down with iron deposits opti: .ial the demands to be made on him, ilt is The material and the manufacture are fairly cheap. It costs only a small fraction of what, for example, the same item made from C-ips would cost. The same thing as the raw form is just as simple To be treated in the same way as plaster of paris, for example, with a metallizing layer or the like.

ΤΓϋυζ, ιαβίύ L ^ sllt the decoration item be on the ground Weight "etv; as dar". It will really be perceived by the recipient as a relatively precious gift.

'Further characteristics of the! Firing and details of the by the same advantages achieved si chi from the following Description of a purely schematic and exemplary embodiment shown in the accompanying drawing of the innovation item.

Fig. 1 shows the decorative item according to the innovation in the form of Reproduction of an old seal in the view in

Fig. 2 is a section along the line II-II in Fig. 1 v; reproduced.

\, -: j . ^ rorationügegcnstaiiC, der hiex ¹ in rOr :: i a ^ r '.,' ieder- bu'uc >~; _i4 cG L-taätciCoOlc shown iTt, k? .nn. pif '^' rrii experience all conceivable other designs, or represent or have other emblems accordingly. The foamed Kuritstoff used for the production is exceptionally cheap and very easy to process in the appropriate foaming forms. It is extremely insensitive to damage, even if it has been given a special surface, and it is practically unbreakable. In order to give the decorative object the necessary Ge v.-icht so that it "lies well in the hand", it is z.3 in the form of an iron ring in the embodiment shown. Suffice it here in alier rule that any waste pieces are introduced from iron, which in turn also virtually no Kostenstei λ ¹ -ng for the decorative article bring.

Claims (2)

r u c: ". .ss 6r off on ^ eschuu .. "-. ο ...; ■ * ■ ..i.c ~ - 2.) Decorative object according to claim 1,
characterized in that it consists of? olyurethanschau: n. Z.) Decoration equipment according to claim 1
and 2, characterized in that waste iron is introduced as a weighting insert.