GB381571A - Improvements in brief cases, portfolios and the like - Google Patents

Abstract

381,571. Pocket wallets. OTTINGER, N., 31, Nassau Street, New York, U.S.A, July 3, 1931, No. 19192. Convention date. March 11. [Classes 18 and 133.] A wallet or the like consists of a pocket comprising opposite side walls, one of which is obliquely cut away so as partly to expose the opposite uncut side wall, while the latter carries two folding closure flaps that are adapted to overlap and interlock with the obliquely cut-away pocket wall. The pocket is formed by folding a triangular flap 6 on to the body portion 5 along a line 11 and attaching it permanently thereto as by the stitching 20, and the closure means for the pocket include a flap 10 and a part 14 attached to a flap 7 by stitches 16 and insertable under the wall 6 of the pocket. The part 14 is fastened to the section 7 in spaced relation to the edge 9 of that section, so that the part 14 can be inserted below the free edge of the flap 6 while the edge 9 of the section 7 overlaps the free edge of the flap 6, and lies upon its outer side. Other blanks of different forms are described all having a triangular pocket but having differently disposed flaps and connections for closing the free edges. If desired a separate key operated lock may be provided to hold the flaps 10, 7 in position.