JPS6135056Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to an inner bag that is worn under a jacket and is carried by hanging it on the shoulder and carrying it under the armpit. It is formed of an inner case that is retractable and removable from the inside.

An example of this invention will be explained with reference to the drawings.
In Fig. 1, reference numeral 1 denotes an outer case, which is made of thick leather or leather with a cardboard core, and is shaped like a box with a lid 2 connected to the top and an open part 3 on one side. ing. 4 and 4' are snap buttons that are fixed to the box portion when the lid body 2 is closed. On the back side of the outer case 1, a shoulder band 6 is connected upwardly via a mounting plate 5 made of thick material, the length of which can be freely adjusted, and a waist band 7 is fixedly attached below. There is. 8 is a writing instrument holder sewn to the other side.

Next, reference numeral 9 denotes an inner case, and one end of its bottom is attached to the lower edge of the open part 3 of the outer case 1 via a pivot piece 10 made of a piece of cloth with a fastener or a hinge fitting into which a shaft pin can be freely inserted and removed. The pivot piece 10 is used as an axis to lie down to a horizontal state and protrude to one side as shown in the figure.
Alternatively, it can be placed upright and housed in the outer case 1 as shown in FIG. Reference numeral 11 denotes a connecting band for holding the inner case 9 in a horizontal state when it is laid down, if necessary.The base end is fixed to the upper edge of the other side of the outer case 1, and the tip is attached to and detachable from the inner case 9. A connector 11' such as a ring that can be freely locked is attached, and the inner case 9 has an opening with a fastener and an opening with a fastener so that the side edge becomes an article takeout part 12 when it is collapsed as shown in the figure. A pocket portion is formed without a fastener.

This device has the above structure, and is worn as shown in Figure 2, and is normally carried with the inner case 9 stored in the outer case 1 as shown in the figure. When taking out the item, open the lid 2 as shown in Fig. 1 and insert the inner case 9 inside the outer case 1.
The inner case 9 is pulled out to one side, and the inner case 9 that has been pulled out is brought down to a horizontal position by the pivot piece 10 and is positioned in front of the wearer's chest, so when removing it, the inner case 9 must be inserted deeply into the wearer's chest. Although it was inconvenient, it has become extremely easy to take out items.
Moreover, since it can be put in and taken out while visually checking, there is no risk of powder loss.

Further, since the inner case 9 is removable from the outer case 1, a portable radio, tape recorder, etc. can be housed in the outer case 1 instead of being removed, which is extremely convenient. In this case, if necessary, the inner case 9 may be horizontally protruded and held by a connecting band 11 connected to the outer case 1 as shown in FIG. These can also be safely held within the outer case 1 by locking the connector 11' on the portable radio or the like, for example, on the attachment ring of the handle. Further, the article takeout portion 12 formed on one side edge of the inner case 9 may be an opening with a fastener or a pocket portion without a fastener.
The size (length) of the outlet 12 is arbitrary, and it can also be worn over a jacket if necessary.

As explained above, this idea is carried by hanging from the shoulder.
It can be carried under the armpit, so
It can be easily worn under a jacket, and the back part connected to the hanging band is formed into a box-shaped outer case with a lid on the top and an open part on one side. Separately inside the case is an inner case, and a pivot piece provided at one end of the bottom of the inner case is detachably attached to the lower edge of the opening of the outer case, and is movably engaged so as to project horizontally from the opening of the outer case. Since the inner case has an article retrieval part that can be opened and closed on the side edge, when taking out an article from the inner case, the inner case can be positioned in front of the wearer's chest while the outer case is suspended over the shoulder. It can be laid down to a horizontal position to easily take out the required items, and the inner case can be removed from the outer case and a portable radio, tape recorder, etc. can be stored in the outer case instead. , has a very useful effect.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing the state in which the inner box is pulled out, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing the state in which the inner box is housed and installed. 1... Outer case, 2... Lid body, 3... Opening part,
6...Shoulder band, 7...Waist band, 9...Inner box, 10...Pivot piece, 11...Connection band, 1
1'... Connection tool, 12... Article take-out part.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A bag portion connected to the shoulder band 6 is formed into a box-shaped outer case 1 having a lid 2 on the top surface and an open portion 3 on one side, and an inner case 9 is separately provided inside the outer case 1, with a bottom portion thereof. A pivot piece 10 provided at one end is removably attached to the lower edge of the opening 3 of the outer case 1 and is movably engaged so as to protrude horizontally from the opening 3 of the outer case 1. This inner bag is provided with an article retrieval part 12 that can be opened and closed on the side edge.