Retaining clip
OwnerSean Patrick O'Mahonyinventor
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Abstract
A retaining clip for holding paper, garments, and other objects is provided. Also, the retaining clip is designed to attach to a portable device (or non-portable) and receive articles of clothing, clothing accessories, automobile visors, or other areas whereby it is available for conveniently receiving and retaining the device such as retaining a pager to a belt. The retaining clip, when used with a device, optionally can be rotated for awkward areas of attachment, or convenient areas of placement such as a purse strap. The holder broadly comprises of a base, a leg, and a biasing means.
Claims23
A clip assembly for receiving and retaining garments or other objects, said clip assembly comprising:
- a) a base;
- b) a leg;
- and
- c) a spring biasing means whereas said means has an area for receiving said leg whereby at least one side of said means extends to or beyond an extended plane of a side of said base opposite of said biasing means whereby attachment of said biasing means to said leg biases said means against said base for securely and releaseably receiving garments, auto visors, and other objects.
A clip assembly for receiving and retaining garments or other objects, said clip assembly comprising:
- a) a base;
- b) a leg;
- and
- c) a spring biasing means whereas said means has an area for receiving said base whereby at least one side of said means extends to or beyond an extended plane of a side of said leg opposite of said biasing means whereby attachment of said biasing means to said base biases said means against said leg for securely and releaseably receiving garments, auto visors, and other objects.
A clip assembly for receiving and retaining garments or other objects, said clip assembly comprising:
- a) a base;
- b) a leg;
- and
- c) one or more spring biasing means whereas said means is integrated between said base and said leg whereby said means or combination thereof extends to or beyond the closest points between said leg and said base whereby said biasing means applies pressure between said leg and said base to securely and releaseably receive garments, auto visors, and other objects.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.