DE7519515U - Holder for pictures or the like, especially PaBfotos - Google Patents

Description

PATENT LAWYERS '' /

CRÄMKOW, MANITZ & FINSTERWALD

7 STUTTGART 50 (BAD CANNST ATT ».

SEELBERGSTRASSE 93 / 3β OP / SCll 3/3

Hz 105

Applicant:

Helmut Hetzel, 7055 Stetten i.R., Hardtstrasse 24

"Holder for pictures or the like, especially passport photos"

The innovation relates to a holder which is suitable, simple and inexpensive to manufacture for holding pictures or similar objects, in particular passport photos, and which enables these objects to be inserted and exchanged easily.

The main thing is that the Holder essentially of a picture or the like. Or a glass pane for holding the same receiving skirt-like, at the same time a foot forming part and Exner rear wall exists, which od. The like. Is provided with projections, the projecting one Contact surfaces are set back relative to the front edge of the frame-like part.

DIPL.- INC. W. GRAMKOW DR. C. MANITZ · DI PL.-I NC. M. FI NSTERWALD STUTTCAiT SO (BAD CANNSTATTl β MÖNCHEN 32. ROBERT-KOCH-S ^ KASSE I SEELBERGSTR. 2 3 / 25.TEUC07II156 72 61 TEL. (089) 39 4911. TELEX Ο5-29673 PATMF

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The holder is preferably designed as a stand with a foot formed by the frame-like part. In particular, the frame-like part with the foot and the rear wall with the surfaces used for contact also consist of a single piece, in particular a plastic cast.

The projections are preferably through in particular U-shaped cross-section having web-like bulges formed on the rear wall.

Such a holder is cheap and easy in the form of a plastic casting without overlapping in the direction perpendicular to the Anlageflkche to produce, which allows even more simple shapes. The holder is particularly suitable if its size is adapted to those pictures which - like passport photos in normal format - are produced in series.

Further details of the innovation are as follows Refer to the description of an exemplary embodiment, show in the drawing

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of an innovation according to the invention Holder in the form of a picture stand,

Fig. 2 is a vertical cross-section through the picture stand along the line 2-2 of Figs

3 shows a top view of the picture stand, partly in section along line 3-3 of FIG. 2. 7519515 10/30/75

Made from a single piece, especially an art

'fabric casting, manufactured picture stand has a

Rahn shaped part specially shaped with the bottom wall 10, side walls 11 and 12 and the top wall \ J> and a j according to the following description rear wall

! 14 on. The frame-like part forms together with the

Back wall a foot 15, the trapezoidal cross-section ; having the delimitation plane l6 as a large base area

and its standing area at the same time the bottom wall 10 of the i

frame-like part is. Bottom wall 10 and level 16

intersect here at an acute angle - ^.

• The rear wall 14 of the approximately box-shaped in this way

j designed picture stand points in the illustrated off

drove four protrusions facing forward 17 in the form of horizontally and parallel one above the other Ribs or webs with a U-shaped cross-section on, the forward support surfaces 18 for a to be inserted Form 19, which is expediently held in place by a pane of glass 20. To better hold the Glass pane can be the frame-like part behind the plane 16 of its leading edges slightly curved or from <respart or be designed in some other way such that the disc 20 can snap into the frame-like part. The frame-like part and the glass pane are in this regard

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e.g. adapted to the normal size of a passport photo. To accommodate the image 19 and the disk 20 are the contact surfaces l8 of the bulges 17 by a certain amount e set back relative to the plane 16 of the frame-like part.

The web-like bulges 17, which are open towards the rear and have a U-shaped cross-section, extend only in their rear part over the entire width of the picture stand, being connected to the side walls 11, 12 by web elements 17a are. On the other hand, as can be seen in particular from FIGS. 1 and J5, they have a width in their front part on, which corresponds to only part of the width of the stand, so that the front contact surfaces l8 a distance for the picture a from the side walls 11 and 12 of the frame-like part. Through the bulges 17, the rear wall 14 profiled in the manner of a toothing, in that the bulges are partially continuous tooth gaps 21 with additional recessed, at their ends closed parts 21a unc the non-recessed parts of the rear wall, web-like open to the front Teeth 22 form.

As can be seen, seen in the direction of the arrow f, the picture stand consisting of a casting has no undercuts, so that the finished casting in the direction of the arrow f oiJie difficulties excavated from the Permian

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can be. The bulges 17 on the back of the picture stand are too light to make it easier to dig out conical.

If the holder is not to be designed as a stand, but rather to hang on a wall, for example the holder can also be designed without a foot.

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Claims (11)

Hz 105 claims; 1. Holder for pictures, od. Like., In particular passport photos, characterized in that the holder in ^ esentliohen from a frame-like receiving the image (19) or the like or a pane of glass (20) for holding the same Part (10,11,12,13) and a rear wall (l4) consists of the or the like with individual projections for the installation of the picture (17) provided ict, the protruding contact surfaces (l8) opposite the front edge (l6) of the rahraen-like Are partially reset. 2. Holder according to claim 1, characterized gekennzelehnet that the same is designed as a stand with a foot (15) formed by the frame-like part. ;?. Holder according to claim 1, characterized in that the frame-like part (10-13), in particular with a foot (15), and the rear wall (] A) with the projections (17) form a single piece, in particular a synthetic stuffing casting. 4. Holder according to claim 3, characterized in that the casting is formed without overlapping in the direction perpendicular to the contact surfaces (l8). 7519515 10/30/75 5. Holder according to one of Claims 1 to 4, characterized in that the projections (17) are formed by bulges in the rear wall (I ² O). 6. Holder according to one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that the U-shaped in cross section Projections (17) are web-like. 7 · Holder according to claim 6, characterized in that the projections (17) are designed as mutually parallel, for example horizontal, webs. 8. Holder according to claim 6 or 7, characterized in that that the contact surfaces (18) having front parts of the stew-like projections (17) are shorter than the inside width of the frame-like part (10-13), so that a gap (a) between the contact surfaces (L8) of the projections (17) and the rare walls (11, 15) of the frame-like part (10-13) consists. 9. Holder according to one of claims 6 to 8, characterized in that the - preferably hollow - web-like projections (17) in their rear parts with the side walls (11, 12) of the frame-like part (10-13) through opposite the contact surfaces ( l8) recessed suction elements (17a) 7519515 10/30/75 are connected, the rear wall (] Λ) with the side walls (11, 12) corresponding to the roughly U-shaped cross-section of the bulges forming the web-like projections (17) is reversely shaped like a web or tooth. 10. Holder according to one of claims l to 9, characterized in that that the foot (15) through a rearward-facing pocket-shaped bulge in the rear wall (14) is formed in connection with the side walls (11,12). 11. Holder according to claim 10, characterized in that the cross section preferably approximately trapezoidal foot (15) one through the bottom wall (10) of the frame-like Part (10-13) has formed standing surface which is inclined to the plane formed by the projections (17) Contact surfaces (18) runs. 7519515 10/30/75