US1642671A

US1642671A - Advertising device

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Publication number: US1642671A
Application number: US102254A
Authority: US
Inventors: Davidson Irving
Original assignee: Individual
Current assignee: Individual
Priority date: 1926-04-15
Filing date: 1926-04-15
Publication date: 1927-09-20
Anticipated expiration: 1944-09-20

Description

l. DAVIDSON ADVERTISING DEVICE Sept 209 like, and it is an UNirsD srArEs ravine hAvIDSON, 'or naman, MASSACHUSETTS.

VPATENT or ADVERTISING nnvrcn'.

.Application'llled vApril 1-5, 1.926'. Serial No. 102,254.

This invention relates to improvementsin advertising devices and has relationgqmore particularly to a device of this kindespe-y cially adapted for display in public vehicles,

such as street lcars, trains, busses,- and the object of the invention to provide a device of this'kind embodying a movable part operating by the vibration of the vehicle incident -to travel and which 10 serves eiectively t0 attract attention vto the,

device and at the same time creatingamusement to the observer. v

The invention consists the details of construction and in the combinationand arrangement of the several parts proved advertising device whereby certain important advantages are attained and the device rendered simplier,

set forth. y

The novel' features of'my-invention will definitely claimed. n i

In order that my invention may be the better understood, I will now proceed to de-A scribe the same with reference to the accompanying drawing, wherein .Fi ure .1 is 'a fragmentary view in elevation illustrating an advertising-device constructed inV accordance 'with an embodiment of my inventiomportions being in section;

- Figure 2 is a sectional view taken substan- I tially. on theline 2-2 of Figure 1;

Figure hereinafter be 3 is a fragmentary' v1ew in rear elevation of-the. structure illustrated in. 'Figf ure '1;

Figure 4 is a sectional view taken substantially on the 4-4 of Figure 3. o i "As disclosed in the -accompanyingdraw- 40 ing, P denotesa plate of requisite dimensions ada ted to be suitably' itioned within'a pub 'c vehicle and whic. -is providedalong its u per and-lower margins with the inwar directedv anges 1 to providemeans where y thedsplay device may be effectivel .engaged therewith, said device being furt er held in applied or working position by the use of the well known springstrips 2.

. herein disclosed, .my'im roved device comprises ajcard C of suitab4 dimensions and having roduced thereon a representation 3 of a in the drawing as a face are cut out to face. The eyes of the less expensive and -eye openings 4 otherwisemore convenient and advantageous 20 for use, as -will be-hereinafter more fully' 4P and the card hicle r e,such ii' re being shown rovide the openings 4..'.reason I through which are a apted to be expose the eye representatives- 5 carried by'a-supple- 1,64z.611 FICE .mental plate 6. The plate 6 is arranged at j the rear of the cardC and has its upper porv tion centrally connected, as at 7, to the card C by a`suitable pivot member. This mounting of the supplemental plate 6 permits the same to readily swing incident to the vibrations of the vehicle when in transit, causing the eye representations 5 to have movement with respect to the eye'openings 4 and thus changing the expression of the representation 3 in a manner to attract attention to the card G and at the same time to aiord amusement to the observer.

The` extent of swinging movement of the plate 6 is limited by contact with the outstanding stop members face of the card C at opposite sides ofthe and in desired spaced rela- .tion therewith; .The lower or free portion ofthe' supplemental plate 6 is maintained against inward movement away from the card C by the clips 10 or rear face-of the card C and overl ing the opposite end portions of the supp emental plate' at' all times. y The'extremities ofthe card C are provided thereacross with the strips 11 which serve to assure the major portion of thel card C ThisV freedom ofthe plate 6 is furt erl assured by the thickness 'of the stopl members 9 which'alsohave contact with t e plate P. when thecard C is in a plied position.

v'While I have versel curvedand thev structure of the ve'-.I

dy be such mation. As this is expedient it is not thong description and illustration is ry. From the. fore thought to be obvlous device constructed in accordance with my in vention is particularly well adapted for use' bysreas'onv of the conveniencevand facility withV whichi it ma erated, andfit will vention is susceptibleo'f'some change an Vmodification without` 'fd'eparting from i principles andspirit *.tliereo do notwish'to be understood limiting myself to the precise arran believed tobe anobvious as ent secured to the inner lit that'a detailed V ing" description 1t. is that an advertising be 'assembled and 4o'pso be obvious thatmy 9 secured tothe rear assure the requisite vibration of the' late .6.

herein `il ustrated -the vplate .l j. C as substantially ilat,jit is. 'l to be understood that the same may be trans- 1- l as tonecessitate' such forand formation' ofi the several parta erein i shown in carrying out my invention in practice except as hereinafter claimed.

1. A display device comprising, in combination with a plate, a card overlying and supported by said plate, said cardV having an opening, a-supplemental plate pivoted to the card at the rear thereof and disposed over the opening in the card, said supplemental plate having a representation for shift-ing exposure through'the opening in the card incident to the vibration of the Supplemental i plate.

' 2. A displaying device comprising., in combination with a plate, a carol overlying plate to maintain and supported by said plate, said card having an opening, a supplemental plate pivoted to the cardatl the rear thereof and disposed over the opening in the card, said supplemental plate having a representation for shifting exposure through the opening in the card incident to thevvib ation of the supp'lemental plate, outstandin stop members cal.'-

ried by the rear face of. the card and ari ranged at opposite sides of the supplemental plate for llmiting the extent of movement of the supplemental plate, said'stop members- Contacting with the first named plate to maintain the two plates spaced apart to as` sure free vibratory movement of the supplemental plate, and clips carried by the rear of the card and at all times lapping the suppleinental plate to further holcl the supplemental plate in proper position with respect to the card.

ln testimony whereof l' hereunto atx my signature.,

lRVlING DAVlDSON.