DE7707328U1 - GLASSES WITH HOLDING CLIP - Google Patents

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BEIT, WOLFF & BEIL

RECHTSANWÄLTE ADELONSTRASSE 58 6230 FRANKFURTAM MAIN

Dr. Werner Motzel 6535 Gau-Algesheim / Rh.

Glasses with retaining clips

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09, Mn 1977

Our No. 20 92? P / be

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The present innovation is based on the task of making glasses f

to make available, which in particular in a breast f bag securely and conveniently attached to a jacket or shirt

and can be taken from this again. f

Like every spectacle wearer who does not need his glasses all the time, but only for reading, for example, from his own experience knows, it often happens that when bending over or when taking off / taking off and / or putting the jacket over the arm, an in

the breast pocket of the same glasses inserted for the purpose of ready-to-hand storage falls out and is damaged. Consequently, there is no doubt a considerable need for glasses - in avoiding this disadvantage \, and their usability is improved accordingly.

The subject of the present innovation is now glasses that are marked is by a resilient retaining clip 2, which is on one of the two temples la or Ib at a point 2a near the approach of the curved part 3 of the temple

■ is attached and which extends along the side of the temple on its side 4, which lies against the side of the glasses wearer's head - ((^ the side opposite, with the

Bracket liftable end 2b of the retaining clip 2 in the direction of the

the hinged end of the eyeglass temple has.

The subject of the innovation is explained in more detail with reference to the drawings, which represent preferred embodiments.

Figure Ia shows a plan view of the glasses according to the innovation when folded. The retaining clip 2 can be seen on the eyeglass temple la, which is attached to the temple la at point 2a

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in the vicinity of the approach of the curved end 3 of the temple la is attached and along the bracket la on its side 4, which is adjacent to the head of the spectacle wearer Side opposite, extends in the direction of the end, which is provided with the hinge.

The retaining clip 2 is designed in a manner known per se, for example from fountain pens or ballpoint pens; it is preferably made of resilient metal. Your attachment steep from loading (/ ~ \ 2a opposite end 2b is located on the hanger la resilient and so from this can be lifted up.

FIG. 1b is a top view of the glasses fastened in a non-slip manner in a breast pocket 5 by means of the retaining clip 2 according to Figure Ia.

Figure Ha is a view of the side of a relatively wide temple la made of plastic, which from the head of the spectacle wearer is turned away; one recognizes in plan view the retaining clip 2, which is located at its fastening end by means of a Projection 6, in the present case of circular cross-section, is let into the temple.

Figure Hb is a plan view of the upper narrow side of the temple la shown in Figure Ha and thus at the same time a side view of the retaining clip 2 anchored in the temple by means of its projection 6.

Figure HIa is a view of the side of a relatively narrow temple la ¹ , for example made of metal, which faces away from the head of the spectacle wearer; one recognizes in plan view the retaining clip 2 ¹ , which is designed differently at its fastening end than the retaining clip 2 according to FIGS. Ha and Hb

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is attached in a different way to ^{the temple arm la f} : This can be seen more clearly from the figures IUb and IIIlc.

Figurelllc is a plan view of the retaining clip 2 '(in the state before it is attached to the temple la ¹ ) with lateral tabs 7a and 7b at its attachment end. For attachment of the retaining clip 2 ^1, these flaps are herumgeb'ogen to the eyeglass temple la ^r.

Figure HIb is a plan view of the top of the temple la 'according to Figure IHa and thus at the same time a side view of the retaining clip 2' attached thereto; one can see the tab fb ₃ attached to its fastening end which is bent around the bracket la '.

For: Dr. Werner ^ Motze1

6535 Gau-A'Igesheim / Rh,

Dr. H. (J /. Wolff Lawyer

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Claims (3)

Protection claims 1. Glasses _s characterized by a resilient retaining clip (2) which is attached to one of the two temples (la or Ib) at a point (2a) in the vicinity of the approach 'of the curved part (3) of the temple and which extends along of the temple on its side (4), which is opposite the side lying on the head of the wearer "extends, with the lifting off of the temple , bare end (2b) of the retaining clip (2) in the direction of the Hinge-having end of the temple (la or Ib) has. 2. Spectacles according to claim l _s characterized in that the retaining clip (2) has at one end a projecting fastening part (6) which is embedded in the temple (la or Ib) made of plastic. 3. Spectacles according to claim 1, characterized in that'die Retaining clip (2) has two laterally extending fastening tabs (7a and 7b) at one end, which around the temple (la or Ib) made of metal ( _(are bent. 7707328 6/16/77