JPH06206400A - Flag rotary decorative body - Google Patents

Abstract

PURPOSE:To obtain a light-weight and large-sized interior material through constitution by joining various inclusions such as flags and a rotator to each other. CONSTITUTION:A wire 4 is fitted to the axis of an actuator 2 constituted of an electric bulb 12 and motor 14 and a rotator 1 is hung by a wire stopping nut 5. A guide hole 8 is provided in the other end of the rotator 1. A rotary guide hole 8 is brought into contact with a shaft sleeve 6 fitted to an electric cord 7 and the rotator 1 is turned slowly for illumination. The rotator 1 is held by a cord cover 15 and suspension bar 10 and fitted to a cutting-out part of the flag 3. A plurality of rotators 1 can be fitted also to a large flag or a curtain, in this case, when the flag 3 and rotator 1 are collected to a unified pattern, this becomes effective. An exchange of the electric bulbs 12 is performed by breaking the rotator 1 into two. Then the rotary decorative body 1 can be applied also to various screens or a partition between the rooms as it is.

Description

The present invention relates to a decorative body in which a rotating body and various inclusions that support the rotating body are linked together. The accompanying drawings are embodiments of the present invention, and the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a decorative body in which a rotating body (1) is attached to a flag (3), and FIG. 2 shows a side view thereof. The wire (4) is attached to the rotating shaft of the actuator (2) including the light bulb (12) and the motor (14), and the rotating body (1) is hung up by the wire lock nut (5). A rotation guide hole (8) is provided at the other end of the rotating body (1), and while the guide hole (8) is in contact with the shaft sleeve (6) attached to the electric cord (7), the rotating body (1) Illuminates slowly. This rotating body (1) is provided with a cord cover (15) and a hanging rod (1
0) and attach it to the cutout of the flag (3). This completes the flag decoration. It is also possible to attach a plurality of rotating bodies to a large flag or curtain, and in this case it is effective to combine the flag and the rotating body with a unified pattern.
Replacing the light bulb (12) can be easily done by making the rotating body in two. This rotating decorative body can be directly applied to various partitions and partitions. FIG. 3 shows a large-sized rotating ornament using a single-ended twin fluorescent lamp (22) as a light source, and FIG. 4 shows a side view thereof. Upper plate (2
3) and the lower plate (24) are bridge-connected with a screw rod (27), the single-ended fluorescent lamp (22) is attached between the upper plate and the lower plate, and the low speed rotation motor (14) is moved onto the lower plate (24). It is an actuator equipped with. The decorative rotating body (1) is hung by the wire (4) and rotated to rotate the upper rotating shaft flange (25).
The structure is such that the rotation guide hole (8) is in contact with the rotation guide hole (8) and slowly rotates around the actuator. In the case of a large rotary illuminator, a lower shaft sleeve (26) and a lower rotation guide hole (32) are also provided in the lower part to prevent a large rotational eccentricity. Depending on the length of the rotating body (1),
The length of the wire (4) can be easily changed, and a large rotating illuminator can be obtained. A ballast (20) and a fluorescent lamp (2
The heat of 2) can be dissipated and there is no concern about overheating. The surface of the decorative rotating body is partially or entirely light-transmissive, and when illuminated internally, a beautiful pattern or character is projected. Further, the surface of the rotating body may be transparent or milky white, and an overcoat having a light transmitting property may be applied to this surface. Alternatively, clothes having light transmitting characteristics may be put on.
FIG. 5 is a rotary ornament that is rotated by the hydraulic power of the propeller (44), and FIG. 6 is a side view thereof. Two-pronged socket (4
The wire (4) is attached to the return (66) for fishing etc. fixed to 1), and the decorative rotating body (1) is hung up by this wire. Guide hole (8) of the rotating body (1) to the female socket (40) with the female socket (40) as a rotation axis
It is a structure that rotates slowly while making contact. The return hook (46) serves as a bearing for rotating the wire, and at the same time, serves as a load receiver for the decorative rotating body. The light bulb (12) is turned on by energization, the solar cell (42) is activated by the light, and the propeller (4)
4) Rotate and the decorative rotor (1) by the propeller thrust.
Around and the illumination rotation is established. A light-transmissive convex (47) or concave (48) decorative body is attached to the surface of the decorative rotating body (1) to perform multicolored interior decoration. It will become even more lively if cutout characters such as foam and decorations such as rings are added. The shape of the rotary ornament (1) can be freely selected. For example, various containers such as a beer barrel or a model model of a product can be used as the rotating body (1). When the force of the solar cell (42) is small and only the propeller of the skid is rotated and there is no force to rotate the decorative rotating body (1), the actuator (2) of FIG. 1 is used and the motor (14) is rotated. The decorative rotating body (1) may be rotated by force. In this case, the return hook is not needed, and the rotary illumination is performed only by the force of the actuator (2).
Therefore, the propeller rotation of the solar cell is only a sham, but the fun of the appearance is maintained. Thus, by using both the actuator (2) and the propeller rotation of the solar cell, a larger propeller rotating decorative rotating body can be obtained at low cost. FIG. 7 shows a rotating ornamental body having a double structure, which has a structure in which a reciprocating decorative illumination pattern is projected on the outer fixed display sphere surface. FIG. 8 shows a side view thereof. A striped pattern of transparent slits and black slits is formed on the entire surface of the fixed display sphere (57) attached to the upper shaft flange (25). To the inner rotating ball (58),
An inner illumination pattern with various color patterns of a sine curve is applied to the entire surface, and this rotating ball (58) is slowly rotated and illuminated. A sine curve-shaped internal illumination pattern is projected on the entire surface of the fixed display sphere (57), and as the sine curve-shaped color pattern rotates, it makes a glittering reciprocating motion on the striped slit. Therefore, the entire surface of the fixed display sphere (57) is covered with a glittering pattern of light, and becomes a magic ball of light. Locking nut (5) for lifting wire (4)
9) is used as a positioning nut (59) in the work of attaching and mounting the fixed display ball (57), and the fixed display ball (59) is prevented from coming into contact with the positioning hole (60) of the fixed display ball (57). (57) should be attached.
The present invention is to provide a lightweight magic body of various sizes, large and small, in which internal illumination is vibrant, at low cost. FIG. 9 shows a Saturn-shaped rotary ornament with a coloring fluorescent lamp (61) as a decoration, and FIG. 10 shows a side view thereof. Colored fluorescent lamps (6 with sheets of various mosaic patterns or heat-shrinkable tubes coated on the ring fluorescent lamps)
1) Or, a commercially available coloring fluorescent lamp is attached to the decorative rotating body (1) through the fluorescent lamp holder (18).
Then, the inner rotating body (1) is internally rotated to obtain a Saturn-shaped rotating ornament. It is also possible to use a plurality of coloring fluorescent lamps, and in this case, it is advisable to use a vertically long rotating decorative body (1). A sphere in which a multicolored light-transmitting film is attached to a metal plate with various patterns or stamped characters,
It is possible to obtain a nebula-shaped rotating celestial body by obtaining a cylindrical body or a rotating body (1) having various shapes and inlaying colored glass or the like on the surface of the rotating body. The material of the rotating body may be various plastics other than metal, or paper such as Daruma. Using a commercially available Daruma as it is, punch out various internal lighting patterns and attach decorations such as glasses to create an interesting rotating ornament. It is also possible to hang a lightweight decoration such as a rubber ball on a rotating body or a stationary body (for example, a coloring fluorescent lamp). It can be easily made. Therefore, the rotary ornament of the present invention can be a wide range of promotional items. The ballast box (19) can be installed away from the decorative rotator (1), making the box (19) unobtrusive, especially when appearance is required. FIG. 11 is an umbrella ornament that attaches the actuator (2) to the umbrella shaft (68) and rotates and illuminates the ornament (1) integrated with the handle (69). FIG. 12 is a side view thereof. Indicates. Actuator (2) to umbrella shaft (68)
Fixed and connect it through the electric cord into the umbrella shaft. The handle (69) and the decorative rotating body (1) are integrated, and this is hung by the wire (4) to rotate and illuminate around the umbrella shaft (68). A rubber barrel (108) or an empty can for advertisement may be hung as a decoration at the tip of the umbrella frame. The rotating body can also be attached to a Japanese umbrella such as a jelly-eye umbrella. In this case, if you attach two frames to both the shafts with the umbrella shaft between them, and install the rotating body in the frame, you can get an interesting rotating ornament that two rotating illumination bodies rotate under the umbrella. . Figure 13 shows
It is a decorative rotating body that rotates the rotating body in a ring balloon,
FIG. 14 shows its side view. Part of the balloon (70) is skewered with the electric cord (7) and bonded so that air does not leak. The actuator (2) is connected to the electric cord (7), the rotating body is hung up, and the rotating body is rotated and illuminated inside the balloon. Instead of vertically mounting the balloon (70), the balloon (70) may be horizontally mounted so as to be held by the rotating body, and the balloon may be rotated together with the rotating body. In this case, of course, it is not necessary to skew the electric cord, and the balloon is held and fixed to the rotating body by pneumatic force.
If there is a risk of falling, the balloon may be fixed to the rotating body by using Velcro. Part or all of the balloon (70) is made transparent, and a rubber bag (1
08), empty cans (107), and decorations such as various products or models of products can also be attached to make interior products and sales promotion products. FIG. 15 shows a decorative rotating body (1) using a forked socket type actuator (109).
Is a rotary ornament for rotating and illuminating a flower ball (72), and FIG. 16 is a view taken along arrow A thereof. Decorative rotating body (1)
And a flower ball (72) fixed to its support rod (73)
Is hung by a two-pronged socket type actuator (109) and rotated and illuminated. The decorative rotating body (1) is internally illuminated and the flower ball (72) is directly illuminated. Instead of a flower ball, various products or a model thereof may be hung and rotated and illuminated. FIG. 17 shows a case in which a plurality of decorative rotating bodies (1) are attached to a pipe (7
It is a pole-type rotating ornament that is attached to 4) and rotates and illuminates a plurality of rotating bodies at the same time. Light bulb (12), motor (1
The color, blinking, rotation direction, rotation speed, etc. of the light bulb of each rotating body can be arbitrarily changed by selecting 4) and using the adjuster thereof. It is also possible to generate sound and odor in accordance with changes in rotation and lighting.
FIG. 18 is a large-sized rotating ornament that can be attached and detached with one touch, and FIG. 19 is a view as seen from the arrow B. Upper frame plate (76), lower frame plate (77), and frame bar (7
Actuator (2) with a rotating body of rectangular body frame consisting of 9)
It is hung up at and rotated and illuminated. In the case of a large-sized rotating body, rotation guide sleeves are provided on the upper and lower sides as shown in the figure, and the rotation eccentricity is reduced to obtain more stable rotation. The velcro tape (80) is attached to the frame bar (79) of the rectangular body frame, and the dress-up display plate (78) is removed. The change-over display plate is made milky white and various light-transmissive display members are attached to form a rotating decoration display member. The display can be overcoated or dressed, or the dress-up display plate (78) itself can be a light-transmissive decorative display. The color, blinking, rotation direction, rotation speed, etc. of the light bulb can be arbitrarily changed by incorporating the regulator, and a commercially available product can be used for remote control of power ON / OFF. FIG. 20 shows a floor-mounted rotary ornament, and FIG. 21 shows a side view thereof. Hanging pipe (1
The shaft sleeve (6) is attached to 10), and the decorative rotating body (1) is rotated and illuminated by using this shaft sleeve as an upper rotation guide. The lower holder (82) is provided on the base (81), and the rotating pin (83) fixed to the wire lock nut (5) is passed through the hole of the holder to prevent the pin (83) from coming off the holder (82). . Thereby, the rotating body (1)
To prevent large swings. FIG. 22 is a cross-sectional view of the double-walled balloon rotating decorative body, and FIG. 23 is its C arrow view. Inner rigid body (16) and outer balloon (7
0) is adhesively bonded to form a sealed space (13), the actuator (2) is mounted in the open space (17), and the hard body (16) is hung by the wire (4) to form a hard body (16). This is a structure for rotating and illuminating the balloon (70). The balloon (70) is made transparent, and the rigid body (16) is decoratively illuminated. An overcoat material (104) having a colorful transparent pattern is applied to the surface of the hard body. Various materials such as various cloths, plastic sheets, papers and paint materials can be widely used as the overcoat material, and various coating methods such as paint application, sheet attachment, cloth bag attachment, etc. should be used. You can The rigid body (16) can be made into a transparent mannequin doll, and various colorful swimsuits can be worn for rotating illumination. A fluorescent bulb (87) may be used if the heat of the bulb is a particular problem. FIG. 24 shows an overcoat rotary ornament without internal lighting, and FIG. 25 shows a view taken in the direction of arrow D. Case (10
The motor (14) is attached to 6), the foam (34) is suspended by the wire (4) directly connected to the rotating shaft, and the foam ball is brought into contact with the guide sleeve (6) through the hole of the guide ring (105). Rotate at low speed. An interference fringe sheet (30) is attached to the lower hemisphere of the foam sphere, and a mirror piece (33) is attached to the upper hemisphere. The mirror piece (33) rotates while projecting the beam shower onto the wall and the ceiling surface by the irradiation light from the outside, and the interference fringe sheet (30) rotates while generating beautiful multicolored interference fringes. It is also possible to attach cut-out characters of foam or decorations such as various products and models to the rotating ball to make a signboard or a sales promotion article. FIG. 26 shows a dress-up balloon rotating decorative body without internal lighting, and FIG. 27 shows a view taken in the direction of arrow E. By injecting air, the hugging balloon (36) is held by the hard body (16), and the rotating frame (37) fixed to the hard body is rotated by the motor through the flexible joint (38). Balloon (70), rigid body (1
6) and the rotating body composed of the rotating frame (8) are the hard bodies (1
The rotation guide hole of 6) contacts the guide sleeve (6) and slowly rotates around the guide sleeve (6).
The skin material (35) on the surface of the balloon is a clothing body made of a material such as cloth, paper, vinyl leather, and hitting plate, and can be dressed. Also, the balloon (70) itself can be attached to and detached from the hard body (16) by taking air in and out. The random motion decoration (111) is composed of an empty can or the like, is located on the rotation axis of the sphere, and apparently makes a random motion with the rotation. By adding various decorations such as the above-mentioned mirror pieces, interference fringe sheets, and fluorescent-colored plastic cut-out characters, it becomes a Christmas ornament or a pleasant interior material for each season. This product provides a moving decorative object such as cloth having various shapes that are light and large, or a signboard. An interesting random moving body can be made by stacking beer barrels, which are empty containers for beverages, as a rotating body having only random decorations (111), and mounting an actuator without a light source therein and rotating them. FIG. 28 shows a ring ad balloon rotating ornament. The upper balloon (52) and the lower balloon (53) are attached to the bottom of the triple ring balloon (39), and helium gas (64) is injected into these four sealed spaces,
Lift the balloon. Return to the balloon (66)
A flexible wire (63) for attached fishing is attached, and its tip is attached to the rotary shaft of the low-speed rotation motor (14) attached to the ground support plate (85). Ceiling bulb (1) with shade (50) and cover (51)
Position the motor (14) so that the bulb approaches (2), the bulb (12) fits into the open space (17) of the balloon, and the balloon rotates smoothly. The sleeve balloon (54) is a shape-retaining body, and the inside thereof forms a sealed space (13) similar to the surroundings. The lower balloon (53) is a transparent sheet, and the decoration (65) and the light transmitted through the inner illumination screen of the upper balloon (52) can be seen from below. The inner wall or outer wall of the ring balloon (39) is used as a decorative permeable membrane. When the inner side is the decorative permeable film, the outer side is transparent, and conversely, when the outer side is the decorative permeable film, the inner side is transparent. By rotating the motor, slowly rotating the balloon, and turning on the light bulb, a rotating illumination ad balloon is completed. FIG. 29 shows a cylindrical ad balloon rotating decorative body, and FIG. 30 shows its F arrow view. Fluorescent light bulb (87) and rigid body (1
A bearing (86) is provided so that the inner peripheral surface of 6) does not come into contact and the rotation of the balloon does not stop. The bearing holder (88) holds the bearing, and the arm length of the holder is adjusted so as to keep the distance between the fluorescent lamp (87) and the hard body (16). FIG. 31 is an ad balloon rotating spherical screen, and FIG. 32 is its G
The arrow view is shown. Open space (17) inside the rigid body (16)
To accommodate the projector (89) installed on the ceiling (29), and to prevent the projector (89) and the inner peripheral surface of the rigid body (16) from contacting each other, the position of the motor (14) and the wire (63). ) Is adjusted. A projection control (89) is operated by remote control to illuminate an image toward the lower surface of the transparent hard body, and a movie is projected using the projection surface (90) of the balloon as a screen. The balloon (70) may be either a cone or a polyhedron instead of a sphere, and a movie is projected on the rotating screen of each pellicle shape. When there is a possibility that the projector (89) and the inner surface of the hard body come into contact with each other to stop the rotation, a bearing (86) may be provided as shown in FIG. Figure 33 shows
It is a rotating ornament using a commercially available ceiling fan,
FIG. 34 shows the H arrow view. The hanging rod (10) is attached to the decorative cloth (94) having a light-transmitting pattern, and the fastener (93) is attached to the decorative cloth (94) so as to surround the light bulb (12) installed in the ceiling fan. Use,
Attach it to the fan. The decorative cloth (94) covers the light bulb (12) with five sides and a bottom surface and rotates together with the fan to form a large rotating decorative body while reflecting the internally lit pattern. in this case,
Attaching Velcro to the four corners of the side and closing the four corners improves the appearance. The fan (9) of the decorative cloth (94)
Since the attachment / detachment to / from 2) can be done with one touch, this lighting decoration is a changeable decoration rotating body. As the material of the decorative cloth (94), not only soft sheet materials such as cloth, Japanese paper and leather but also hard materials such as plastic boards are used. Further, by using various kinds of adjusters, it is possible to remotely control the rotation speed and rotation direction of the fan, and electric changes such as blinking of a light bulb and color change. FIG. 35 shows a balloon decorative body that repeats inflation and deflation, and FIG. 36 shows a view taken in the direction of arrow J. Telescopic balloon (9 by air pump (98)
Air is taken in and out from 5) and inflation and deflation of the balloon are repeated. Light bulb dimmer (9 in proportion to the inflation volume of the balloon) from dark to light and from deflation to light to dark.
9) adjust the brightness of the light bulb (12). The telescopic balloon (95) is attached / detached to / from the air duct by the balloon tightening tool (102). In this case, some air may leak. You can change the balloon with one touch.
In some cases, a large number of rubber balloons are put in the sealed space (13) of the balloon, and when the expandable balloon (95) reaches the maximum volume, the valve of the exhaust pipe (101) is adjusted to adjust the maximum volume. Adjust the inflow and outflow of air to maintain. Several other rubber balloons spin around in the balloon due to the flow of air accompanying the inflow and outflow of air. Such changes can be inserted between expansion and contraction. The inflated / deflated illumination balloon can also be ceiling mounted, floor mounted, and wall mounted. Although it seems that the bulb does not heat up because it is intermittently lit, a net-shaped cover may be attached to the bulb so that the bulb and the balloon do not come into direct contact. The balloon can be set on a decorative pole, or multiple balloons can be hung on the tree or set on the floor on a mole strike.
FIG. 37 shows a rotating illumination balloon and a rotating image screen balloon, FIG. 38 shows the K arrow view, and FIG. 39 shows the L arrow view. Light bulb (12) to open space (17),
An actuator including a projector (89) and a low-speed rotation motor (14) is mounted. Rigid body (16)
A balloon (36) with a hug is used to hug the change-over balloon (70), and this rigid body (16) is hung up with a wire (4), and a rotation guide hole (8) of a plate (12) with a rotation guide hole is used. , The hard body is slowly rotated around the upper shaft flange (25). The projection surface (90) of the balloon is a white screen. By the control box (84), the image irradiation and the interior lighting are alternately repeated, or the image irradiation and the interior lighting are arbitrarily performed. The balloon (70) can be attached and detached by moving air in and out, and also the wire lock nut (5) and the bolt (1).
By removing 13), the hard body (16) and the actuator can be separated. As described above, the present invention provides rotary ornaments of various structures including decorations such as flags and balloon rotary ornaments of various structures.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 shows a sectional view of a decorative flag, and FIG. 2 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 3 shows a cross-sectional view of a large rotating ornament, and FIG. 4 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 5 shows a cross-sectional view of the spine rotary ornament, and FIG. 6 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 7 shows a cross-sectional view of the double-walled rotary ornament, and FIG. 8 shows its side view. FIG. 9 shows a sectional view of a rotating decorative body with a coloring fluorescent lamp, and FIG. 10 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 11 shows a sectional view of the umbrella rotating decorative body, and FIG. 12 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 13 shows a cross-sectional view of the ring balloon rotating decorative body, and FIG. 14 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 15 shows a cross-sectional view of the flower basket rotating ornament, and FIG. FIG. 17 shows a partial cross-sectional view of the pole-type rotary ornament. FIG. 18 shows a partial cross-sectional view of a dress-up type rotary ornament, and FIG. 19 shows a B arrow view thereof. FIG. 20 shows a partial cross-sectional view of the floor-mounted rotary ornament, and FIG. 21 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 22 shows a sectional view of the double-walled balloon rotating decorative body, and FIG. 23 shows its C arrow view. FIG. 24 shows a cross-sectional view of a non-illuminated overcoat rotary ornament,
FIG. 5 shows a view on arrow D. FIG. 26 shows a cross-sectional view of the dress-up balloon rotating decorative body without illumination, and FIG. 27 shows its E arrow view. FIG. 28 shows a cross-sectional view of the ring ad balloon rotating decorative body. FIG. 29 shows a cross-sectional view of the ad-balloon rotating decorative body, and FIG. 30 shows its F arrow view. FIG. 31 shows a cross-sectional view of the ad-balloon rotating image screen, and FIG. 32 shows its G arrow view. FIG. 33 shows a sectional view of a ceiling fan type rotary ornament, and FIG. 34 shows a view taken in the direction of arrow H. FIG. 35 is a cross-sectional view showing an inflation / deflation balloon decoration, and FIG. 36 is a view taken in the direction of arrow J. 1: Decorative rotating body 2: Actuator 3: Flag 4: Hanging wire 5: Wire stop nut 6: Guide sleeve 7: Electric cord 8: Rotating guide hole 9: Vent hole
10: Hanging bar 11: Edge cloth 12: Light bulb 13:
Sealed space 14: Motor 15: Cord cover 16:
Hard body 17: Open space 18: Fluorescent lamp holder 1
9: Ballast box 20: Ballast 21: Key-shaped socket 22: Twin fluorescent lamp with one base 23: Upper plate 24:
Lower plate 25: Upper shaft flange 26: Lower shaft sleeve
27: Screw rod 28: Wire mounting sleeve 2
9: Ceiling 30: Interference fringe sheet 31: Fluorescent lamp socket 32: Lower rotation guide hole 33: Mirror piece 34: Foam 3
5: Skin material 36: Balloon with hug 37: Rotating frame 3
8: Flexible joint 39: Ring balloon
40: Female socket 41: Male socket 42:
Solar cell 43: Hickoki 44: Propeller 45:
Thick wire 46: Twisting back hook 47: Convex ornament 48: Concave body 49: Lead wire 50: Shade 51: Cover 52: Upper balloon 53: Lower balloon 54: Sleeve balloon 55: Cap 56: Stopper 57: Fixed Display sphere 58:
Rotating ball 59: Positioning nut 60: Positioning hole 6
1: Coloring fluorescent lamp 62: Chain 63: Flexible wire 64: Helium gas 65: Decoration 66: Return from 67: Umbrella 68: Umbrella shaft 69: Handle 70: Balloon 71: Air inlet / outlet port 72: Flower basket 73: Pointing rod 74 : Tube 75: Tube 76: Upper frame plate 77:
Lower frame plate 78: Dress-up display plate 79: Frame bar 80: Magic tape 81: Stand 82: Holder 83: Rotating pin 84: Control box 85:
Ground support plate 86: Bearing 87: Fluorescent light bulb 8
8: Bearing holder 89: Projector 90: Projection surface 91: Ceiling fan 92: Fan 93: Stopper 94: Transparent decorative body 95: Telescopic balloon 96: Blower tube 97: Conduit tube 98: Air pump 99: Light dimmer for light bulb 100: Regulator 101: Exhaust pipe 102:
Balloon tightening tool 103: Blower hole 104: Overcoat material 105: Guide ring 106: Case 107: Empty can 108: Rubber bag 10
9: Bifurcated socket type actuator 110: Suspended pipe 111: Random motion decoration 112: Plate with rotation guide hole 113: Bolt 114: Hard body upper plate

[Procedure amendment] [Date of submission] November 25, 1993 [Procedure amendment 1] [Document name for amendment] Detailed description [Item name for amendment] Brief explanation of drawings [Amendment method] Change [Amendment content] [ BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS [FIG. 1] shows a sectional view of a decorative flag, and [FIG. 2] shows a side view thereof. [Fig. 3] shows a cross-sectional view of a large-sized rotating ornament, and [Fig. 4] shows a side view thereof. [Fig. 5] shows a cross-sectional view of the spine rotary ornament, and [Fig. 6] shows a side view thereof. [Fig. 7] shows a cross-sectional view of the double-walled rotary ornament, and Fig. 8 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 9 shows a cross-sectional view of a rotating decorative body with a coloring fluorescent lamp, and FIG. 10 shows a side view thereof. [Fig. 11] is a sectional view of the umbrella rotating decorative body, and [Fig. 12] is a side view thereof. [Fig. 13] shows a cross-sectional view of a ring balloon rotating decorative body, and Fig. 14 shows a side view thereof. [FIG. 15] shows a cross-sectional view of a flower basket rotating ornament, and FIG. 16 shows a view taken along arrow A. FIG. 17 is a partial cross-sectional view of a pole-type rotary ornament. FIG. 18 shows a partial cross-sectional view of a dress-up type rotary ornament, and FIG. 19 shows a B arrow view thereof. [FIG. 20] shows a partial cross-sectional view of the floor-mounted rotary ornament, and FIG. 21 shows a side view thereof. FIG. 22 is a sectional view of the double-walled balloon rotating decorative body, and FIG. 23 is a view taken in the direction of arrow C. [Fig. 24] shows a cross-sectional view of a non-illuminated overcoat rotary ornament, and [Fig. 25] shows a view taken in the direction of arrow D. [Fig. 26] is a sectional view of a non-illuminated dress-up balloon rotating decorative body, and [Fig. 27] is its E arrow view. [FIG. 28] shows a cross-sectional view of a ring-shaped balloon rotating decorative body. [Fig. 29] is a cross-sectional view of the ad-balloon rotating decorative body, and [Fig. 30] is its F arrow view. [Fig. 31] shows a cross-sectional view of an ad-balloon rotating image screen, and [Fig. 32] shows its G arrow view. [Fig. 33] is a sectional view of a ceiling fan type rotary ornament, and [Fig. 34] is its H arrow view. [Fig. 35] is a sectional view showing an inflated / deflated balloon decorative body, and [Fig. 36] is its J arrow view. [Fig. 37] shows a rotating illumination balloon and a rotating image screen balloon, [Fig. 38] is a view taken from the arrow K, and [Fig. 39] is a view taken from the arrow L. 1: Decorative rotating body
2: Actuator 3: Flag 4: Hanging wire 5: Wire lock nut 6: Guide sleeve 7: Electric cord 8: Rotating guide hole 9: Vent hole 10: Hanging rod 11: Edge cloth 12: Light bulb
13: Sealed space 14: Motor 15: Cord cover 16: Hard body 17: Open space 18: Fluorescent lamp holder 19: Ballast box 2
0: Ballast 21: Key-shaped socket 22: Single base twin fluorescent lamp 23: Upper plate 24: Lower plate 25: Upper shaft flange 26: Lower shaft sleeve 2
7: Screwing rod 28: Wire mounting sleeve 29: Ceiling 3
0: Interference fringe sheet 31: Fluorescent lamp socket 32: Lower rotation guide hole
33: Mirror piece 34: Foam 35: Skin material 36: Hugging balloon 37: Rotating frame 38: Flexible joint 39: Ring balloon 40: Female socket 41: Male socket 42: Solar cell 43: Hawk 44: Propeller 45: Thick wire 46: Twisting hook 47: Convex ornament 48: Concave ornament
49: Lead wire 50: Shade 51: Cover 52: Upper balloon 53: Lower balloon 54:
Sleeve balloon 55: Cap 56: Stopper 57: Fixed display ball 58: Rotating ball 59: Positioning nut 6
0: Positioning hole 61: Coloring fluorescent lamp 6
2: Chain 63: Flexiuru wire 64:
Helium gas 65: Decoration 66: Twisted back 67: Umbrella 68: Umbrella shaft 69: Handle 70: Balloon 71: Air inlet / outlet port 72: Flower basket 73: Support rod 74: Tube 75: Tube 7
6: Upper frame plate 77: Lower frame plate 78: Dress-up display plate 79: Frame bar 80: Velcro tape 81: Stand 82: Holder 83: Rotating pin 8
4: Control box 85: Ground support plate 8
6: Bearing 87: Fluorescent light bulb 88: Bearing holder 89: Projector 90: Projection surface 9
1: Ceiling fan 92: Fan 93: Stopper 94: Transparent decorative body 95: Telescopic balloon 9
6: Blower pipe 97: Conduit pipe 98: Air pump
99: Light bulb dimmer 100: Adjuster 101:
Exhaust pipe 102: Balloon tightening tool 103: Blow hole 104: Overcoat material 105: Guide ring 106: Case 107: Empty can 108: Rubber ball 109: Double-ended socket actuator 11
0: Hanging pipe 111: Random motion decoration 112: Plate with rotation guide hole 113: Bolt 114: Hard body upper plate

Claims (1)

Claims: As shown in FIGS. 1 to 21, 24, 25, 33 and 34, a rotary decoration in which various inclusions such as a decorative flag and a rotating body are connected. body. Claim 2: As shown in FIG. 22, FIG. 23, FIG. 26 to FIG. 32, and FIG. 35, FIG.
And a balloon decoration mainly consisting of a balloon that can be stored small.