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US 12,118,901 B1Granted
Luggage tag
OwnerGameli Appiahinventor
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Abstract
The luggage tag is an identification device. The luggage tag comprises a tag panel, an anchor panel, and a luggage item. The luggage item further comprises an anchor point. The tag panel attaches to the anchor panel to form a lateral disk structure. The lateral disk structure formed by the tag panel and the anchor panel attaches to the anchor point of the luggage item. The lateral disk structure is a flexible structure. The lateral disk structure displays a tag panel image that: a) uniquely identifies the luggage item; and, b) associated the luggage item with its owner.
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A luggage tag comprising
- a tag panel, an anchor panel, and a luggage item;
- wherein the tag panel attaches to the anchor panel to form a lateral member;
- wherein the lateral member formed by the tag panel and the anchor panel attaches to the luggage item;
- wherein the lateral member displays a tag panel image that:
- a) uniquely identifies the luggage item;
- and, b) associates the luggage item with its owner;
- wherein the tag panel comprises a tag panel major axis, a tag panel minor axis, the tag panel image, a first slit and a second slit;
- wherein the tag panel image is displayed from the tag panel;
- wherein the first slit and the second slit are formed through the tag panel;
- wherein the tag panel major axis and the tag panel minor axis are structures formed by the form factor of the tag panel;
- wherein the first slit and the second slit form guides that facilitate the folding of the edges of the perimeter of the tag panel onto the congruent ends of a lateral member of the tag panel;
- wherein the span of the length of the aperture formed by the third slit is greater than the span of the length between the first slit and the second slit such that the tag panel inserts through the third slit when the tag panel is folded in on itself along the first slit and the second slit.
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