DE7236719U - LUGGAGE-LIKE LUGGAGE - Google Patents

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PAT u,> J TAN WALTE

HELMUT SCHROETER KLAUS LEHMANN / -

DIPL.-PHYS. DIPL.-INC. J

O MUNICH 25 ■ LIPOWSKYSTR. IO

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A.U / U

5th October

Bag-like piece of luggage

An annoying disadvantage of such a small suitcase that they are in din Kabinca can be taken away by airliners, is that such suitcases cannot hold large items of clothing, such as jackets or trousers, without to crease such clothing badly. On the other side suitcases suitable for such purposes are usually very good great; this applies in particular to so-called Klei dß rs alike, which also have the disadvantage of being unwieldy.

The object of the invention is to provide a suitcase-like To create a piece of luggage that is both suitable, relatively large pieces of clothing, such as trousers or jackets, take up relatively crease-free, as well as has such small dimensions that it is on board a commercial aircraft can be taken.

The invention solves this problem by creating a suitcase-like item of luggage which has the following features having:

a. a relatively flat, essentially cuboid, sack is in the manner of a garment sack on a large area, i.e. "inside", in a manner known per se with a closable large opening Mistake:

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b. on the large surface opposite this opening, i.e. the "outside" of the sack runs in the middle across a · "possibly covered Vcrcta.rlrjngcpla.tte, on an externally attached handle is anchored;

c. the heaps of the sack, which can be bent at both longitudinal edges of the reinforcement plate, are at their free ones Ends can be connected to one another in contact with one another by means of buckles or the like.

In a particularly useful embodiment of the invention it is provided that one or both halves of the Sack have pockets sewn on the outside, the upper edges of which are a small distance from the longitudinal edges of the reinforcement plate to have.

Another embodiment consists in the fact that the reinforcement plate is opposite in the folded state Surfaces of the sack are reinforced with inserts made of a relatively rigid material such as cardboard; In this way, the folded piece of luggage has the stability of a suitcase.

The invention is explained below with reference to the drawing using an exemplary embodiment. It demonstrate:

1 shows the item of luggage in the partially opened state;

2 shows, in perspective, the item of luggage shortly before it is completely closed; and

Fig. 3 shows the piece of luggage after collation and

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Closing in such a way that it's properties a sturdy suitcase.

The basic learning of this piece of luggage consists of one flat cuboid and garment bag-like sack lo, which on one of its large surfaces has an opening 11 which occupies almost the entire surface and which is passed through a Zipper 12 is to be closed. As Fig. 1 shows, can at a head end of this dress sackcloth main part a device 18 for receiving the special clothes hangers known from clothes bags can be provided. The large side of the sack lo that has the opening 11 is the "inside".

On the outside of this flat and elongated sack Io now has a transversely running Vc "5tärkungspiatte IJ, the position of which is particularly evident from i" ig. Z> can be seen. This reinforcement plate can be attached to the outside of the sack, but is expediently placed inside the sack for aesthetic reasons. A conventional case handle or carrying handle 14 is anchored in this reinforcement plate 13, as FIG. 3 again shows.

With a little distance from the two long edges of the reinforcement plate 13 a pocket l6 and 17 are sewn on the outside of the two halves of the sack, which in turn are provided with lockable zippers.

On the narrow connecting surfaces of the two large ones Conventional buckles or locks 15 are now provided for surfaces of the sack, so that the soft sack is practical around places of the reinforcement plate IJ next to their longitudinal edges can bend by about 90 ° each and then lie on top of one another Can connect parts together. It he-

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When packing of such a piece of luggage, the slide fastener 12 is initially quite geoffne ■ ;, and can be in the ~ rci3cn flat -SAP. Ir without further oais.ii.w5 also wucr. ..or; "" hang in or insert. A plate 19, shown schematically in FIG. 1, made of a rigid material, for example cardboard, with a decorative coating, can now be inserted into one half of the large opening in order to reinforce this part of the item of luggage. This plate 1 ^r> krvr, η ί π pack tray, serving, washing and derMnir he be placed and fastened with a strap to the attn shirts. Par ,: ■ - <> formed "package" can then either, as mentioned, be ^{inserted into an H:} 'I;' to uor large opening or into one of the outer pockets 1 ii, 1.7 '. Do zipper closure 1? puts the halves 10a and 10b of the baggage over the state i "-, püi Fig. 2 in the position according to Pig Put other items such as shirts, laundry, toilet articles, etc. in the two large pockets 16 and 17.

Particularly good stability is obtained if one those two surfaces of the soft sack lo on where the item of luggage is in the position according to FIG. 3, pil "· Provides reinforcing plates, which are not shown in the drawing.

Of course, it is possible to reinforce other areas of the item of luggage with inserts made of cardboard or the like. z, B. the two surfaces of the parts 10a and 10b, on which the pockets 17 and 16 a. are sewn. By plumbing the plate 19 in one of the outer pockets 16, 17 is the Ootv'cl ·: - piece is also reinforced and its stability when closed is increased.

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PATENT ADVOCATE HELMUT SCHROETER KLAUS LEHMANN DIPL.-PHYS. DIPL.-INC ..> Q MUNICH 25 · LIPOWSK Y STR. IO bOd-15 Ko / b protection claims 1. Suitcase-like piece of luggage, characterized by the following features: a. a relatively flat, essentially cuboid, Sack (lo) is like a clothes bag ■ kes on a large area, i.e. "inside", in an [As is known, with a lockable large opening (Ii) provided; b. runs on the large surface opposite this opening (11), i.e. "outside", of the sack in the middle across a possibly concealed reinforcement plate (15) on which an externally attached handle (14) is anchored; c. dio halves (10a, 10b) of the sack which can be bent on both longitudinal edges of the reinforcement plate (15) are at their free ends by buckles (I5) or the like. Can be connected to one another in abutment (Figo). 2. Piece of luggage according to claim 1, characterized in that one or both halves (10a, 10b) of the sack (lo) have pockets (16.17) sewn on the outside, the upper edges of which are at a small distance from the longitudinal edges of the reinforcing plate (I ^. -2- Post'dieckkonto MUndifn 1679 41 · German "" lk Μ, ϋΐφξη lißn'Q 70/37369 · TeltRrii.ime : Sdirocp.it Munich · Tirlrfdn: (OR 1 I) Π 89 $ ι BiijkMünAjn ^ ontQ 70/37 369 · TeltRrii.ime:! -2- bod-15 3 · piece of luggage according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that the opposite in the folded state of the reinforcing plate (15) surfaces of the bag are reinforced by inserts made of a relatively rigid material, such as cardboard, g EKENN draw t. 4. Piece of luggage according to one of the preceding claims, dadui Jh ge identifies that a 7 \ i nlegeplatte (19 ^ to reinforce the halves (10a, 10h ' ^{1 of} the sack (1 <V and / or the outer pockets (16, 17 " is provided, uie is preferably provided with a holder for items of laundry or the like.