JP3172942U - Coin purse with divider - Google Patents

Abstract

[Problem] To provide a coin purse that is convenient to be put in and out by making a slot into a structure that can maintain a square shape and a holding part in a flexible bag shape.
SOLUTION: Two vertical bars 1 and three or more horizontal bars 2 are divided into kanji day characters when there are three horizontal bars, and kanji eyes when there are four horizontal bars. The character is constructed so that the number of horizontal bars is the number of horizontal lines of kanji. Furthermore, the vertical bar can be opened and closed by allowing the horizontal bar to be bent in the direction in which the horizontal bars are folded or rotating in the direction in which the horizontal bars are folded around the center of the horizontal bar. The bag 3 is joined to each frame composed of a bar and a horizontal bar to form a partitioned coin purse consisting of a plurality of chambers.
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Description

  This invention relates to a coin purse for coins.

There are six types of coins, and it is difficult to distinguish them when they are mixed in one room, and it is inconvenient to take them out, so a coin purse divided into a plurality of rooms has been proposed.
There are the one partitioned by a rigid plate and the one partitioned by a flexible cloth.
(See patent literature)

  Public utility hei 6-34509 public information

However, the rigid one is always small enough to hold the maximum number of coins, so it is inconvenient to carry, and the flexible one is inconvenient because the partition mouth is not solid. There was a drawback of being.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems by adopting a structure in which the entrance / exit has a rectangular shape and the holding portion is a flexible bag.

Since various coins can be put separately into a multi-partitioned room, it is easy to see and count each coin, and the entrance / exit keeps a square shape, making it easy to put in and out And since the storage is a bag, when there are few coins, the bag will be commensurate in size and easy to handle.

It is a perspective view of a coin purse. It is the figure which made the bag the half on one side. It is sectional drawing of a vertical bar and a bag, (a) shows the closed state, (b) shows the open state. It is sectional drawing of a horizontal bar and a bag, (a) is what each bag is divided, (b) is what divided with one sheet. In the case where the bag is halved, (a) shows the horizontal bar 2 and the reinforcing bar 5 inserted, and (b) shows the half made into the plate 6. It is sectional drawing which provided the bending board in the center of the construction rod. It is the figure which made the center of a construction rod the hinge structure, (a) is sectional drawing of the whole, (b) is sectional drawing of a hinge part. It is a figure of the Example of various stoppers. (A) is an example in which a bill is folded in half, and (b) is an example in which a wallet and a coin purse that are not folded are integrated.

The coin purse of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a material made of an elastic material such as plastic polypropylene or a material that can return to its original shape even when deformed, such as urethane rubber.
With two vertical bars and four horizontal bars, a square-shaped frame is used, and the center of the horizontal bar is thinned, and a bag is joined to each frame composed of vertical bars and horizontal bars.

In FIG. 2, the bag is nearly half on one side, and the half is flat. Although there is a disadvantage that it becomes larger, the bottom of the bag is not bent, so it is easy to take out.

As shown in FIG. 3 (b), since the horizontal bar 2 is firmly opened when the mouth is opened wide, the three outlets keep a square shape, so that coins can be easily taken in and out.

As shown in FIG. 3A, when the coin is closed, the coin is held in the bag, so that the bag has a size corresponding to the amount of the coin and is easy to handle.

FIG. 4A is a cross-sectional view of the horizontal bar 2 and the bag 3 in FIG. The figure shows bonding with an adhesive, but stitching or the like may be used.

FIG. 4B shows a single sheet between the bags. As an example, the joining is sandwiched between thin metal plates 4.

FIG. 5 shows a case in which the bag of FIG. 2 is a half on one side, (a) is simplified by attaching a reinforcing bar 5 to the horizontal bar 2 to increase rigidity, and (b) is simplified by using the side without a bag as a plate 6. Is.

FIG. 6 shows a structure in which the horizontal bar 2 is cut off at the center of the horizontal bar 2 and the bent plate 7 is fixed with screws 8 so that it can be bent at the center of the horizontal bar. The bent plate 7 can be joined by adhesion, fusion, or the like.

FIG. 7 shows a case where the horizontal bar 2 is cut off at the center, a hole is provided at the tip, and the pin 9 is passed through as a hinge structure to be rotated and opened.

FIG. 8 shows an embodiment of a stopper.
(A) is obtained by integrally molding the stopper 10 with one side of the vertical bar 1.
(B) is obtained by welding the ball fitting 11 to the vertical bar 1.
(C) is one in which the magic tape 12 is joined to the vertical bar 1.
Velcro is replaced with a combination of iron plates and magnets.

FIG. 9 shows an example in which the wallet and the coin purse are integrated.
(A) is an example of integration with a wallet that is folded in half, and (b) is an example of integration with a wallet that is not folded.

1 vertical bar, 2 horizontal bar, 3 bags, 4 thin metal plate, 5 reinforcing bar, 6 plate, 7 bent plate,
8 screws, 9 pins, 10 fasteners, 11 ball fittings, 12 Velcro

  This invention relates to a coin purse for coins.

There are six types of coins, and it is difficult to distinguish them when they are mixed in one room, and it is inconvenient to take them out, so a coin purse divided into a plurality of rooms has been proposed.
There are the one partitioned by a rigid plate and the one partitioned by a flexible cloth.
(See patent literature)

  Public utility hei 6-34509 public information

However, the rigid one is always small enough to hold the maximum number of coins, so it is inconvenient to carry, and the flexible one is inconvenient because the partition mouth is not solid. There was a drawback of being.

The present invention solves the above-mentioned problems by adopting a structure in which the entrance / exit has a rectangular shape and the holding portion is a flexible bag.

Since various coins can be put separately into a multi-partitioned room, it is easy to see and count each coin, and the entrance / exit keeps a square shape, making it easy to put in and out And since the storage is a bag, when there are few coins, the bag will be commensurate in size and easy to handle.

  It is a perspective view of a coin purse.   It is the figure which made the bag the half on one side.   It is sectional drawing of a vertical bar and a bag, (a) shows the closed state, (b) shows the open state.   It is sectional drawing of a horizontal bar and a bag, (a) is what each bag is divided, (b) is what divided with one sheet.   In the case where the bag is halved, (a) shows the horizontal bar 2 and the reinforcing bar 5 inserted, and (b) shows the half made into the plate 6.   It is sectional drawing which provided the bending board in the center of the construction rod.   It is the figure which made the center of a construction rod the hinge structure, (a) is sectional drawing of the whole, (b) is sectional drawing of a hinge part.   It is a figure of the Example of various stoppers.   (A) is an example in which a bill is folded in half, and (b) is an example in which a wallet and a coin purse that are not folded are integrated.

The coin purse of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a material made of an elastic material such as plastic polypropylene or a material that can return to its original shape even when deformed, such as urethane rubber.
With two vertical bars and four horizontal bars, a square-shaped frame is used, and the center of the horizontal bar is thinned, and a bag is joined to each frame composed of vertical bars and horizontal bars.

In FIG. 2, the bag is nearly half on one side, and the half is flat. Although there is a disadvantage that it becomes larger, the bottom of the bag is not bent, so it is easy to take out.

As shown in FIG. 3 (b), since the horizontal bar 2 is firmly opened when the mouth is opened wide, the three outlets keep a square shape, so that coins can be easily taken in and out.

As shown in FIG. 3A, when the coin is closed, the coin is held in the bag, so that the bag has a size corresponding to the amount of the coin and is easy to handle.

FIG. 4A is a cross-sectional view of the horizontal bar 2 and the bag 3 in FIG. The figure shows bonding with an adhesive, but stitching or the like may be used.

FIG. 4B shows a single sheet between the bags. As an example, the joining is sandwiched between thin metal plates 4.

FIG. 5 shows a case in which the bag of FIG. 2 is a half on one side, (a) is simplified by attaching a reinforcing bar 5 to the horizontal bar 2 to increase rigidity, and (b) is simplified by using the side without a bag as a plate 6. Is.

FIG. 6 shows a structure in which the horizontal bar 2 is cut off at the center of the horizontal bar 2 and the bent plate 7 is fixed with screws 8 so that it can be bent at the center of the horizontal bar. The bent plate 7 can be joined by adhesion, fusion, or the like.

FIG. 7 shows a case where the horizontal bar 2 is cut off at the center, a hole is provided at the tip, and the pin 9 is passed through as a hinge structure to be rotated and opened.

FIG. 8 shows an embodiment of a stopper.
(A) is one in which the stopper 10 is integrally formed with one side of the vertical bar 1.
(B) is obtained by welding the ball fitting 11 to the vertical bar 1.
(C) is one in which a magic tape (registered trademark) 12 is joined to a vertical bar 1.
Velcro is replaced with a combination of iron plates and magnets.

FIG. 9 shows an example in which the wallet and the coin purse are integrated.
(A) is an example of integration with a wallet that is folded in half, and (b) is an example of integration with a wallet that is not folded.

1 Vertical bar, 2 Horizontal bar, 3 bags, 4 Thin metal plate, 5 Reinforcing bar, 6 plate, 7 Bending plate, 8 Screw, 9 Pin, 10 Stopper, 11 Ball fitting, 12 Magic tape

Claims (2)

Two vertical bars and three or more horizontal bars are configured as if the bookshelf is viewed from the front, and can be opened or closed by bending or rotating around the center of the horizontal bar. A wallet with a partition consisting of a plurality of chambers, wherein a bag is joined to each frame constituted by the vertical bar and the horizontal bar. The bag to be attached to each frame composed of the vertical bar and horizontal bar of claim 1 is from one vertical bar to near the center of the horizontal bar, and the rest is flattened and joined. .
A coin purse with multiple compartments.

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