GB2029214A - Picture frame pendant - Google Patents

Abstract

The photocard is a composite of three parts, two of the parts are made of Gold, Silver or Platinum, square or oblong plates. The plates are fastened together by two protruding parts from each plate forming a hinge. The front plate has a niche that is square, oblong or heart-shaped and the third part of the photocard a photograph, is fixed into this niche. There is writing engraved on the front, inside left and inside right of the photocard. A whole is above the photo in the front plate for a ring and chain to be fitted. It can then be hung on a wall or used as a pendent. <IMAGE>

Description

SPECIFICATION Photocard The photocard is related to the Christmas or birthday cards.

The photocard is a composite of three parts. Two of the parts are made of gold, silver or platinum plates, the plates are square or oblong with two parts protruding from one edge of each plate for forming a hinge, the two parts are joined together by forming the hinge.

Both plates have three round corners but the back parts bottom right hand corner is square, whilst the front parts top right corner is square. This is when looking at the closed card.

The front part has three types of niches, a square or oblong niche with round or square corners or a heart shaped niche. Above the niche is a hole for a ring to be fitted into so as a chain can be used.

The back part of the photocard has a semi-circular part cut out of the top edge, behind the hole in the front part.

The third part of the photocard is a photograph and this is fitted into the niche using a suitable adhesive. The photograph is square, oblong or heart shaped.

The photograph is chosen by the customer. A space is provided below the photo to mention to whom the card is dedicated. On the inside left of the photocard the reason for the card been sent is written and on the inside right of the card in prose or verse a testimonial is written. All writing is originally written or chosen by the customer and is engraved onto the photocard.

The photocard has the following advantages over Christmas, birthday cards, etc.

It can be used as a pendent or hung on a wall. It is a valuable gift for any occasion. The photograph and all the writing is written or chosen by the customer.

The figures in the drawings are the following: Fig. 1 is a front and top view of the finished photocard.

Fig. 2 is a front and top view of the back part of the card.

Fig. 3 this is a front and top view of the front plate of the card.

One way for this to be made is for it to be pressed to the desired shape and the hinge made after. -

CLAIMS 1. The photocard is characterized by the following.

It is a composite of three parts, two of the parts are made of gold, silver or platinum plates, the two plates are square or oblong with two parts protruding from one edge of each plate for forming a hinge.

The two parts are joined together by forming the hinge.

The front plate is thicker than the back and has a square, oblong or heart shaped niche in the front.

The third part of the postcard is a photograph and this is fixed into the niche by a suitable adhesive. The photograph is chosen by the customer.

Writing is engraved on front, inside left and inside right of the photcard, all writing is written or chosen by the customer.

2. The engraving as claimed in claim 1. Consists of the following: I, A mention of whom the card is being dedicated to; II, The reason forthe card being sent and; III, A testimonial to the loved one or loved ones.

All these are written in the sequence they appear on the photocard.

**WARNING** end of DESC field may overlap start of CLMS **.

Claims (2)

**WARNING** start of CLMS field may overlap end of DESC **. SPECIFICATION Photocard The photocard is related to the Christmas or birthday cards. The photocard is a composite of three parts. Two of the parts are made of gold, silver or platinum plates, the plates are square or oblong with two parts protruding from one edge of each plate for forming a hinge, the two parts are joined together by forming the hinge. Both plates have three round corners but the back parts bottom right hand corner is square, whilst the front parts top right corner is square. This is when looking at the closed card. The front part has three types of niches, a square or oblong niche with round or square corners or a heart shaped niche. Above the niche is a hole for a ring to be fitted into so as a chain can be used. The back part of the photocard has a semi-circular part cut out of the top edge, behind the hole in the front part. The third part of the photocard is a photograph and this is fitted into the niche using a suitable adhesive. The photograph is square, oblong or heart shaped. The photograph is chosen by the customer. A space is provided below the photo to mention to whom the card is dedicated. On the inside left of the photocard the reason for the card been sent is written and on the inside right of the card in prose or verse a testimonial is written. All writing is originally written or chosen by the customer and is engraved onto the photocard. The photocard has the following advantages over Christmas, birthday cards, etc. It can be used as a pendent or hung on a wall. It is a valuable gift for any occasion. The photograph and all the writing is written or chosen by the customer. The figures in the drawings are the following: Fig. 1 is a front and top view of the finished photocard. Fig. 2 is a front and top view of the back part of the card. Fig. 3 this is a front and top view of the front plate of the card. One way for this to be made is for it to be pressed to the desired shape and the hinge made after. - CLAIMS

1. The photocard is characterized by the following.

It is a composite of three parts, two of the parts are made of gold, silver or platinum plates, the two plates are square or oblong with two parts protruding from one edge of each plate for forming a hinge.

The two parts are joined together by forming the hinge.

The front plate is thicker than the back and has a square, oblong or heart shaped niche in the front.

The third part of the postcard is a photograph and this is fixed into the niche by a suitable adhesive. The photograph is chosen by the customer.

Writing is engraved on front, inside left and inside right of the photcard, all writing is written or chosen by the customer.

2. The engraving as claimed in claim 1. Consists of the following: I, A mention of whom the card is being dedicated to; II, The reason forthe card being sent and; III, A testimonial to the loved one or loved ones.

All these are written in the sequence they appear on the photocard.