JP3057547U - Sign ball stand - Google Patents

Abstract

(57) [Summary] [Problem] To obtain a bronze statue holding a real signed baseball ball by hand. SOLUTION: A bronze image 1 of a forearm portion in which only a hand holding a baseball ball with a finger is cast is created. A real baseball ball with a signature, that is, a genuine ball 3 is prepared. The second finger 8 of the bronze image 1 is cut off at the base side so as to be recombinable. After removing the fingertip side portion 17 of the second finger 8 from the base end portion 18 of the finger and inserting the genuine ball 3 between the first finger 7, the third finger 9 and the fourth finger 10, the second finger 8 Is returned to the original posture and reconnected, so that the genuine ball is grasped with the four fingers 7 to 10 before cutting.

Description

[Detailed description of the invention]

[0001]

[Technical field to which the invention belongs]

 The present invention relates to a sign ball stand for decorating a signed baseball ball handwritten by a baseball player on a table or the like.

[0002]

[Prior art]

 It is well known that a signed baseball ball, which is a hand of a professional baseball star, is placed on a pedestal, which is generally simulated by combining three bats.

[0003]

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

 However, in the above-mentioned conventional example, there is dissatisfaction in that the shape of the hand of the signed player himself, particularly the appearance of the hand with the baseball ball held, is not displayed. Therefore, the present inventor considered making the shape of the hand that the baseball player grasps the baseball ball into a bronze image. In this case, however, there is a problem in that the baseball does not become a genuine signed ball because the baseball is cast as a single piece. In view of the above circumstances, an object of the present invention is to obtain a sign ball stand which is a bronze image of a hand holding a baseball ball, but is devised so that the baseball ball is a signed real ball.

[0004]

[Means for Solving the Problems]

 In the sign ball stand of the present invention, the bronze image 1 of the forearm formed only by the shape of the hand holding the baseball ball with the fingers as shown in FIG. 1 and the bronze image 1 are located on the upper finger side. And a genuine ball 3 with a signature. Then, at least one of the fingers of the bronze image 1 is cut in the middle, and the genuine ball 3 can be fitted by separating or changing the fingertip side portion 17 of the cut finger. Have been. Then, after inserting the genuine ball 3 between the remaining fingers that have not been cut, the fingertip side portion 17 of the cut finger is rejoined to the finger base 18 so that the genuine ball 3 is It can be maintained in a state where it has been grasped.

[0005] The bronze statue 1 preferably has a forearm portion formed before the middle between the elbow and wrist of the arm, and is cast based on the prototype. Specifically, at least one of the first to third fingers of the bronze image 1 is cut at the base of the finger, and a hole 15 is formed in one of the cut surfaces 12 and 13. On the other hand, it is assumed that a projection 16 that fits into the hole 15 is provided.

For example, the second finger 8 is cut off at the base side, and the fingertip side portion 8a of the second finger 8 is once separated or the posture is changed. After the genuine ball 3 is set between the genuine ball 3 and the fourth finger 10, the genuine ball 3 is positioned between the four fingers 7, 8, 9, and 10, and fixed. Be sure to pinch it.

[0007]

[Action]

 The bronze statue 1 of the forearm cast in the form of grasping the baseball with fingers means that the baseball is not cast in the hand but only the hand is shaped. The forearm is preferably a forearm that includes a hand that is earlier than the middle between the elbow and the wrist of the arm, but may have a V-shaped lower end that extends to a part of the upper arm that includes the elbow. In that case, the V-shaped portion at the lower end can be received by the receiving table 2. The bronze image 1 widely includes an alloy of copper and tin, tin-free copper-aluminum bronze, tin bronze containing tin as a main component, and the like, and its material is not particularly limited.

The cradle 2 may be any as long as it can support the bronze image 1 so as not to fall down. The cradle 2 may be formed integrally with the bronze image 1 or may be formed separately.

A large number of bronze images 1 are reproduced on the basis of the prototype, and the signed genuine ball 3 is incorporated into this. The genuine ball 3 with a sign means a real ball with a sign 6. It is optimal that the shape of the hand of the player who signed 6 is reproduced in the bronze image 1 as it is. However, it is not necessary that the owner of the hand of the bronze image 1 and the person who signed the genuine ball 3 be the same person. For example, when a sign ball stand for a player belonging to one team is created for each player, the bronze statue 1 may be the one of a representative player and shared, and only the true ball 3 may be different. .

When grasping a baseball ball with fingers, the first finger (thumb) and the fourth finger (ring finger) directly receive the lower left and right sides of the ball, and the second finger (index finger) and the third finger ( Press the upper left and right sides of the ball with the middle finger). Therefore, in particular, since the second finger and the third finger are largely bent and grasp the ball, it is not possible to hold the genuine ball between the first to fourth fingers of the bronze image 1 after modeling. Can not.

In the case of the above-described ball gripping, at least one of the first to third fingers of the bronze image 1 is cut and removed, and the posture can be changed. Put the genuine ball 3 between the fingers, and then return the cut finger to its original shape to restore the original genuine ball 3 to its original shape. As a result, the signed true ball 3 can be retrofitted to the bronze statue 1 formed in the shape of a hand holding the baseball ball in a state where the genuine ball 3 is grabbed right.

[0012]

[Effect of the invention]

 According to the present invention, for example, a professional baseball star player can reproduce the shape of his own hand with the bronze statue 1 while holding the signed authenticity ball 3. Can respond to two minutes.

Since the required number of bronze statues 1 can be modeled as prototypes, the bronze statues 1 themselves can be mass-produced at a low cost. The bronze statues 1 alone can be supplied to consumers alone. By operating at least one cut finger of the fingers to grasp the ball, the genuine ball 3 can be easily incorporated into the bronze image 1. If the cut surfaces 12 and 13 of the cut finger are provided with the holes 15 and the protrusions 16 that fit each other, when the finger is recombined to the original posture and restored, the restored state is restored. Can be maintained firmly.

[0014]

【Example】

 In FIG. 1, the sign ball stand according to the present invention includes a bronze image 1 of a forearm portion including a hand, a cradle 2 and a genuine ball 3 with a sign.

The bronze statue 1 of the forearm portion is obtained by faithfully taking the shape of a hand by which a professional baseball player grasps a baseball with his finger and casting it based on the prototype. The prototype may be a plaster type, or it may be obtained by taking a picture of the above “hand shape” at different angles and then combining it three-dimensionally.

The bronze image 1 forms a forearm portion beyond the middle between the elbow and the wrist of the arm, and it is predicted that a desired number of bronze images 1 of the same form can be produced in large quantities from one prototype. However, it may be manufactured separately.

The cradle 2 is a member that is placed on a table and supports the bronze image 1 so that the finger side thereof is located upward. The bronze image 1 is provided in a concave portion 2 a provided on the upper surface of the cradle 2. The bronze image 1 is maintained in an upright position so that the lower end portion 5 of the bronze image 1 is fitted.

The authentic ball 3 with a signature is a real baseball ball, and has a signature 6 handwritten by the same person as the owner of the hand of the bronze statue 1.

The bronze image 1 in FIG. 1 shows the fingers, that is, the first finger (thumb) 7, the second finger (index finger) 8, the third finger (middle finger) 9, the fourth finger (ring finger) 10, and the fifth finger. (The little finger) 11 is bent toward the palm side, and the lower right and left sides of the true ball 3 are directly received by the first finger 7 and the fourth finger 10, and the second finger 8 and the third finger 9 bend greatly. In this case, both sides 8 and 9 directly press the upper right and left sides of the true ball 3. The fifth finger (little finger) 11 there is bent along with the fourth finger 10, and in many cases does not directly touch the true ball 3.

In the illustrated example, of the fingers of the bronze image 1, the root side of the second finger 8 is cut and separated as shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, and a hole 15 is provided in one of the cut surfaces 12 and 13. On the other hand, a projection 16 which is rotatably fitted in the hole 15 is attached later. The protrusion dimension of the projection 16 is shorter than the depth dimension of the hole 15.

Thus, the second finger 8 separates and separates the fingertip side portion 17 from the cut front portion from the finger base end portion 18, and removes the portion between the remaining first finger 7, third finger 9, and fourth finger 10. Insert the genuine ball 3 into the. Next, by fitting the hole 15 and the projection 16, the fingertip-side portion 17 of the second finger 8 is returned to its original gripping position and positioned, and the fingertip-side portion 17 is bonded and fixed to the finger base end 18. I do. Thus, the genuine ball 3 is held in its original shape by the first to fourth fingers 7 to 10 so as not to come off. The engagement between the hole 15 and the projection 16 helps to maintain the second finger 8 in the original restored position.

By forming the cut surfaces 12 and 13 of the second finger 8 in a stepped shape, the cut surfaces 12 and 13 are joined to each other, and the second finger 8 grips the true ball 3 in its original shape. In this state, the fingertip side portion 17 of the second finger 8 is correctly positioned at the step with respect to the base end portion 18 of the finger, and does not rotate outward at least away from the third finger 9. Can be kept.

In the illustrated example, the second finger 8 is cut and separated. However, instead of this, the third finger 9 or the first finger 7 may be cut, and two or more fingers may be cut. Can also. In the case of a pitcher, a hand may be held in a special shape to hold a baseball ball in order to throw a changing ball. In these cases, one or two of the first to fifth fingers may be used. You may cut it. In any of the fingers, the cut surfaces 12 and 13 may be omitted from the bonding process by making the holes 15 and the projections 16 provided therein close to each other. It becomes convenient to replace the ball 3 with an autograph.

Further, the cut surfaces 12 and 13 of the finger are pulled and urged so as to be always in close contact with each other by a tension coil spring. The genuine ball 3 may be fitted between the fingers of the user, and then the rotated fingertip portion 17 may be returned to the original position so that the genuine ball 3 can be firmly grasped with the original finger.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is an overall side view.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a main part.

FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of a main part of a second finger of a bronze image.

FIG. 4 is a perspective view of a main part of a second finger of the bronze image.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Bronze image 2 Cradle 3 Authentic ball 6 Sign 12/13 Cut surface 15 Hole 16 Protrusion 17 Fingertip side part 18 Finger base end part

Claims (5)

[Utility model registration claims] 1. A bronze image 1 of a forearm portion in which only the shape of a hand holding a baseball ball by a finger is cast, and a cradle 2 for supporting the bronze image 1 so that the finger side thereof is located upward.
And at least one of the fingers of the bronze image 1 is cut in the middle, and the fingertip-side portion 17 of the cut finger is separated or the posture is changed. After the genuine ball 3 is fitted between the fingers that have not been cut, the ball 3 is configured to be fittable. Then, the fingertip-side portion 17 of the cut finger is rejoined to the finger base 18. , Whereby the authentic ball 3 is maintained in a state of being grasped by fingers. 2. A person who signs 6 on the authentic ball 3.
2. The owner of the hand of the bronze statue 1 is the same person.
Sign ball stand described. 3. The sign ball stand according to claim 1, wherein the bronze image 1 is formed by molding a forearm portion beyond an intermediate point between an elbow and a wrist of an arm, and is cast based on a prototype. 4. The fingertip side portion 17 and the finger base end portion 18 of the cut finger are fixed with an adhesive with the cut surfaces 12 and 13 of the two fingers 17 and 18 joined to the original posture. The sign ball stand according to claim 3. 5. A cutout 12 and a cutout 13 of the bronze image 1 are provided with a hole 15 on one side and a projection 16 fitted on the hole 15 on the other side. 3. The sign ball stand according to 3.