JPH035285Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] (Industrial application field) This invention is a tie clip with a convex lens, especially a necktie clip with a convex lens.
This invention relates to a tie clip with a convex lens, in which the rear end of a tie pressing plate having a convex lens frame with a tie clamping function at its front end is rotatably supported on a vertical shaft near the rear of a necktie main body.

(Prior Art) Examples of conventional tie clips with convex lenses include those shown in FIGS. 7 to 9 (see Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 179909/1983).

First, what is shown in FIG. 7 and FIG.
At the same time, a press plate 3 of a tie (not shown) is rotatably attached to the lower side of the tie pin main body 2 via a support piece 4 at the end thereof by an attachment shaft 5. Spring 6 installed around 5
By pressing or releasing the rear part of the tie pressing plate 3 against the pressure, the tie hanging down on the placket part of the dress shirt (vertical edge of the front body of the dress shirt, not shown) is pressed together with the placket part by the spring 6 pressure. While gripping and preventing the lower part of the tie from wobbling,
Open the tie pressing plate 3 against the pressure of the spring 6 as shown by the chain line 3A in FIG. The object is grasped and visually recognized by enlarging it with a convex lens 9 provided on the frame 7 at the front edge of the tie pin main body 2.

In the figure, 3a is a claw at the front end of the tie pressing plate 3, and 8 is an elastic pressing piece 8 provided at the upper center of the pressing plate 3 to gently press other parts of the tie.

Moreover, FIG. 9 is a back view of another conventional example of a tie pin with a convex lens, and this tie pin with a convex lens 1B is attached to the branch piece 4 of FIG. Similarly, a tie pressing plate 3B is pivotally attached to the protruding branch piece using a mounting pin 5, and a convex lens 9 is provided on a frame body 7B that projects laterally from the center of the tie pressing plate 3B. The tie pin 1B has the same tie holding function as a normal tie pin, and after removing it from the placket of a shirt, the tie pin main body 2B is held at the rear or front, and the tie pin body 2B is held at the center of the tie pressing plate 3B. Frame body 7 protruding laterally
The convex lens 9 in B magnifies and visually recognizes the object.

Although not shown, by providing a cover that can be opened and closed on the outside of the convex lens 9 of the tie pin 1 with a convex lens as shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, the tie pin 1 with a convex lens can be used as a normal neck pin. It is also known that the convex lens 9 can be protected during use (for example,
(Refer to Utility Model Application Publication No. 132221/1983).

Furthermore, although not shown, Japanese Utility Model Application No. 60-101910 describes a neck pin with a magnifying glass in which a magnifying glass support is rotatably attached to the alloy fitting of the tie clip, and this The Nectapin allows you to perform the work without observing the details during cash adjustment work, etc., and also allows the magnifying glass to be stored when the magnifying glass is not in use.

In addition, in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 53-73194, a pair of clamping pieces constituting a nectar pin are supported by an axis parallel to the clamping pieces, and a part of one clamping piece is curved so that the other clamping piece is supported by a shaft parallel to the clamping pieces. The structure and effect of compressing the inside of the rear end of the piece are described, and Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 52-92305 also describes the structure and effect of compressing the inside of the rear end of the decorative body. The base of the letter-shaped holding body is rotatably pivoted, and the tongue piece at the center of the bent wall of the letter-shaped holding body is brought into contact with a curved leaf spring inserted into the upper surface open frame body. By rotating this V-shaped clamping body around its support axis as necessary, the scarf can be clamped between the end of the decorative body and this V-shaped clamping body, or the scarf that has been clamped under pressure can be A scarf clip that opens is described.

(Problems to be Solved by the Invention) However, in the case of the tie clip 1 with a convex lens shown in FIGS. The tie pin with convex lens 1
Remove it from the front of the dress shirt and grasp it.
Although the convex lens 9 has the advantage of being able to magnify and view objects such as various products and their instruction manuals, the convex lens 9 is provided at the front end of the tie pin body 2. Therefore, when using this as a regular tie pin, not only the frame 7 and convex lens 9 impair the appearance of the tie pin main body 2, but also the convex lens 9 has a light-condensing effect that makes it difficult to use the tie pin underneath. There were problems such as the risk of damaging the fabrics of other materials.

Furthermore, in the case of the lens disclosed in the above-mentioned Japanese Utility Model Application No. 50-132221, which was proposed as a solution to such problems, a cover is provided on the front side of the convex lens 9. Not only is it necessary to open and close the cover each time the convex lens 9 is used, but also
Since the structure becomes complicated, the number of manufacturing steps and the weight increase, resulting in an increase in cost.

In addition, in the case of the tie pin with a convex lens 1B shown in FIG. 9, the convex lens 9 is provided on the side of the center part of the tie pressing plate 3B on the lower side of the tie pin body 2B. Although the problems of the tie clip 1 with a convex lens shown in FIG. 8 are solved to a certain extent, in this case, the convex lens 9 largely protrudes laterally from the center of the tie pressing plate 3B. Width w (Fig. 9))
becomes wider, which not only makes it troublesome to handle, but also requires a large storage space.As a result, the diameter d of the convex lens 9 of the connector pin 1B with a convex lens having the same width is relatively small. Therefore, there was a problem that visibility due to the convex lens 9 was impaired.

Furthermore, in the technique described in the above-mentioned Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 53-73194, a pressing piece for pressing a necktie is rotatably attached near the rear of the necktie pin body by means of a pin that is substantially parallel to the surface of the necktie pin body. The tie can be held by the cooperation of the front ends of the two, and the one described in Japanese Utility Model Application Publication No. 1983-92305 has both side plate parts of the top-open frame fixed to the back edge of the decoration. At the same time, the base of the F-shaped clamping body is rotatably pivoted, and the tongue piece at the center of the bent wall of the F-shaped clamping body is attached to the curved leaf spring inserted into the top open frame body. By making contact with each other and rotating this F-shaped holding body around its support axis as necessary, the scarf is elastically pinched or clamped between the end of the decorative body and this F-shaped holding body. Although it is possible to release the scarf, the only thing that can be done here is to stand the clamping body up against the decoration, and in both cases, one side of the clamping body (the tie pressing piece) is held against the other (tie pin body). However, due to the pins running parallel to the plane, it was not possible to rotate the two by approximately 180 degrees, and there was a problem in that the handleability was rather poor.

In view of the problems of the conventional method, this invention has been developed to provide a tie-pressing plate which has a convex lens frame at its front end near the rear end of the tie pin main body and the front lower side of the tie pin main body. It is an object of the present invention to provide a tie pin with a convex lens that can solve the above-mentioned problems by rotatably attaching the center portion to the tie pin main body surface by a support shaft substantially perpendicular to the main body surface of the tie pin.

(Means for Solving the Problems) In order to solve the problems in the conventional example as described above, this invention has a structure in which the tie pin main body 11 is provided at the rear end side from the center part and on the lower side of the front end of the tie pin main body 11. The vicinity of the rear end of a tie pressing plate 16 having a frame body 17 with a convex lens 18 at its end that is in elastic contact is rotatably attached to the vicinity of the rear end of the tie pressing plate 16 by a support shaft 15 substantially orthogonal to the surface of the tie pin main body 11. , the ends 13 and 33 of the branch pieces 12 and 32 protruding downward from the rear end of the tie pin main body 11 are placed above the rear end of the tie pressing plate 16, and the frame of the front end of the tie pressing plate 16 is 17 is the connector pin body 1
It is biased so as to come into contact with the lower side of the front end of 1.

(Function) Since this device has the above-mentioned configuration,
By applying this tie pin with a convex lens to the placket of a dress shirt together with the lower part of the tie hanging down to the same area, it not only has the same gripping effect as a normal tie clip but also attaches this tie pin with a convex lens to the placket of the dress shirt. The convex lens at the front end of the tie pressing plate is rotated to the outside of the rear of the tie pin body to make it extend widely, and then the tie pin body is gripped and the convex lens is used to magnify the object for visual inspection. ,Also,
After the visual confirmation is completed, the tie pressing plate is rotated back to the underside of the neck pin main body, thereby performing a tie holding function similar to that of a normal tie pin.

(Example) Hereinafter, an example of the tie clip with a convex lens according to this invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6. Note that the same names and symbols are used for parts common to the conventional example shown in FIGS. 7 to 9.

(First Embodiment) Figures 1 and 2 are side and back views of the first embodiment of the convex lens-equipped tie pin according to this invention, and Figure 3 shows the first embodiment used as a magnifying glass. FIG.

In Figures 1 to 3, 10 is a tie pin with a convex lens, 11 is a tie pin body, and 12 is a tie pin with a convex lens.
13 is an end of the elastic support piece 12, 14 is a hole, and 15 is a pivot rotatably provided on the tie pin main body 11. The support shaft 15 is connected to the hole 14 in the end portion 13.
and extends below it (Fig. 1). Reference numeral 16 denotes a pressing plate for a tie (not shown), and the lower part of the spindle 15 is inserted into a hole 16D at the rear center of the tie pressing plate 16, and a connecting pin 20 is inserted from the side of the hole 16D. It is rotatably supported on the lower part of the support shaft 15. 17 is tie pressing plate 1
6, a cylindrical frame at the front end; 18, a convex lens 19 provided on the cylindrical frame 17; a curved lens 19 protruding upward from the connecting pin 20 at the rear of the tie pressing plate 16 (see FIG. 1); , P is an imaginary extension of the lower edge of the tie pin main body 11 (FIG. 3).

In the state shown in FIG. 3, the upper edge of the cylindrical frame 17 of the tie pressing plate 16 is located above the imaginary line P (due to the elasticity of the support piece 12). When in this state, the upper edge of the cylindrical frame 17 at its tip comes into elastic contact with the lower surface of the tie pin main body 11, and this state is ensured.

(Function of the first embodiment) This tie pin 10 with a convex lens is constructed by pressing the rear parts of the tie pin body 11 and the tie pressing plate 16 so that the pressing plate 16 and the cylindrical frame 17 are aligned with the chain line in FIG. Like 16A and 17A,
It is similar to a conventional tie pin in that after the connecting pin 20 is rotated counterclockwise around the center of the connecting pin 20 to open it, a necktie and the placket of a dress shirt (not shown) are held between the connecting pin body 11 and the two are held. However, in this embodiment, after the tie clip 10 with a convex lens is removed from the engagement state with the front of the dress shirt, the tie pressing plate 16 is rotated about its support shaft 15 with respect to the tie pin body 11. The user holds the nectar pin main body 11 at the right side (FIG. 3), and magnifies the object using the convex lens 18 to visually recognize the object.

At this time, the center part of the tie pressing plate 16 is rotatably connected to the lower part of the support shaft 15 by a connecting pin 20, and the elastic support piece 12 whose curved part 19 always projects from the rear part of the tie pin main body 11 Since the tie pressing plate 16 is configured to abut against the lower surface of the end portion 13 of the tie pin body 11, there is no fear that the tie pressing plate 16 will wobble relative to the tie pin body 11.

Although not shown, after fixing the support shaft 15 to the tie pin main body 11 and rotatably inserting the central part of the tie pressing plate 16 into the lower end of the support shaft 15, the bottom of the pressing plate 16 is By horizontally disposing a pin in place of the connecting pin 20 at the bottom of the support shaft so as to be in a lateral position, the tie pressing plate 16 is prevented from falling downward, and the upper edge of the cylindrical frame 17 at the front end of the tie pressing plate 16 is prevented from falling downward. The tie pin body 11 may be configured such that the portion always contacts the lower surface of the tie pin body 11.

(Second to Fourth Embodiments) Next, second to fourth embodiments of this invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 4 to 6. Note that the same names and symbols are used for parts common to the first embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3.

(Second Embodiment) FIG. 4 is a side view of a second embodiment of the tie pin with a convex lens according to this invention. A tie pressing piece 22 is provided protrudingly on the end 13 of the tie pressing plate 16, and a sawtooth 26 is provided on the upper part of the cylindrical frame 25 at the end of the tie pressing plate 16.
By forming this, the necktie gripping function is further improved, and the rest of the structure and operation are substantially the same as those of the first embodiment.

(Third Embodiment) FIG. 5 is a side view of a third embodiment of the convex lens-equipped tie pin according to this invention. The support shaft 36 is inserted into the hole 16D, and the end 33 of the rigid support piece 32 projects from the rear end of the lower surface of the tie pin main body 11.
The tie pressing plate 16 is inserted into the hole 34 and elastically pulled upward near the rear end of the tie pressing plate 16 by the spring 37, and the curved portion 19 closer to the rear end is brought into contact with the lower surface of the end portion 33. By rotating clockwise (FIG. 5), the upper surface of the cylindrical frame 17 at the front end of the tie pressing plate 16 and the tie pin main body 11
It is in constant elastic contact with the lower surface of the.

In this third embodiment, the support shaft 36 of the tie pressing plate 16 is supported by the end 33 of a rigid support piece 32 protruding from the rear end of the tie pin main body 11,
Since there is a gap 38 between the upper end of the support shaft 36 and the lower surface of the tie pin body 11, it is possible to insert the tie beyond this gap 38 to the rear end (right side in FIG. 5) of the tie pin body 11. If possible, insert the tie inserted into the gap 38 into the same gap 3.
The elastic tie pressing plate 35 extending below the tie pin main body 11 beyond the 8th section elastically grips the tie also on the rear side (on the right side in FIG. 5).

In addition, in FIG. 5, 39 is the tie pin main body 11.
It is an ornament such as a jewel attached to the top surface of a
The rest of the structure and operation are substantially the same as those of the above embodiments.

(Fourth Embodiment) FIG. 6 is a side view of a fourth embodiment of the convex lens-equipped tie pin according to this invention. This convex lens-equipped tie pin 10E has its lower part attached to a pin near the rear end of the tie pressing plate 16. 41 is rotatably attached to the support shaft 36 through the hole 34 in the end 33 of the rigid support piece 32 that protrudes from the lower end of the tie pin main body 11.
The top surface of the cylindrical frame 17 with the convex lens 18 at the end of the tie pressing plate 16 is always in elastic contact with the front lower surface of the tie pin main body 11, and the remaining structure and The operation is almost the same as that of the third embodiment.

Although not shown, the cylindrical frame 17 may be configured as a frame body having a shape other than a cylinder as a means for supporting the convex lens 18 at the end of the tie pressing plate 16.

(Effects of the invention) Since this invention has the above-described structure and functions, it not only performs the same neck-clamping function as a normal tie pin, but also has the following unique effects.

(1) A tie pressing plate having a frame body with a convex lens at the front end is attached to the rear end of the lower surface of the tie pin body by a support shaft substantially orthogonal to the tie pin body, so the tie pressing plate is attached to the tie pin. By rotating the main body to the outside of the rear part of the main body without changing its direction to make it extend greatly backward, and grasping the main body of the tie pin, the convex lens provided on the frame at the front end of the tie pressing plate can be used to make thin letters,
To facilitate the operation of enlarging and visually recognizing objects such as fine scales and fine articles without requiring other auxiliary means.

(2) When using this necktie pin with a lens as a tie pin, the convex lens provided on the front end frame of the tie pressing plate is located below the front end of the tie pin body, so the width of this necktie pin with a convex lens can be increased. It is possible to provide a device equipped with a large diameter convex lens with high visual recognition effect without making the image visible.

(3) Since the convex lens attached to the frame at the front end of the tie pressing plate is located on the lower front side of the tie pin main body, when this tie pin with a convex lens is used as a tie pin, the convex lens is protected by its frame. In addition, the convex lens is protected by the end of the tie pin body, so there is little risk of damage to the convex lens.

(4) If the branch protruding from the rear end of the tie pin main body is configured as an elastic member that urges the tie pressing plate toward the tie pin main body, an independent urging means for the tie pressing plate is provided. It is not necessary and the structure is simplified.

Furthermore, if the support shaft of the tie pressing plate is supported on the end of the support piece protruding from the rear end of the tie pin main body, a gap will be created between the support shaft and the lower surface of the tie pin main body. It is possible to provide a configuration in which the tie is held elastically over approximately the entire length of the tie pin body beyond the position.

Moreover, if a curved portion that projects upward is formed immediately behind the insertion portion of the tie pressing plate into the support shaft, the operability of the tie pressing plate will be further improved.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a side view of the first embodiment of the convex lens-equipped tie pin according to this invention, Fig. 2 is its back view,
Fig. 3 is a side view of this tie clip with a convex lens when used as a convex lens, Figs. 4 to 6 are side views of second to fourth embodiments of the tie pin with a convex lens according to this invention, and Fig. 7 Figure and 8th
The figures are a plan view and a side view of a conventional tie clip with a convex lens, and FIG. 9 is a back view of the conventional example. 10,10C...Tie pin with convex lens, 1
0D, 10E...Tie pin with convex lens, 11
... Tie pin body, 12 ... Elastic support piece, 1
3, 33... End, 15, 36... Support shaft, 16...
...Tie pressure plate, 16D...hole, 17, 25...
... Cylindrical frame, 18 ... Convex lens, 19 ... Curved part,
20, 41... Connection pin, 32... Branch piece, 33...
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Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] (1) A tie having a frame body 17 with a convex lens 18 at its end, which is in elastic contact with the rear end side of the center part of the tie pin body 11 and the lower front end of the tie pin body 11. The vicinity of the rear end of the pressing plate 16 is rotatably attached to the support shaft 15 substantially perpendicular to the surface of the tie pin main body 11, and protrudes downward from the rear end of the tie pin main body 11. The ends 13, 33 of the branch pieces 12, 32 are placed above the rear end of the tie pressing plate 16, and the frame 17 at the front end of the tie pressing plate 16 is brought into contact with the lower side of the front end of the neck pin body 11. A tie pin with a convex lens that is biased. (2) The support shaft 36 that rotatably supports the tie pressing plate 16 is located at the end 33 of the support piece 32 that projects downward from the rear end of the tie pin main body 11.
The tie pin with a convex lens according to claim 1, which is supported as a utility model so as to be substantially perpendicular to the surface 11 of the tie pin main body. (3) Immediately behind the insertion portion of the support shafts 15, 35 that rotatably support the tie pressing plate 16 on the tie pin main body 11, an upper side so as to abut the ends of the support pieces 12, 32; Curved portion 1 protruding to
9, 19 are formed. The tie pin with a convex lens according to claim 1 of the utility model registration claim.