Carrying assembly
OwnerCharles Williamsinventor
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The invention is an assembly for carrying a small item, such as a cell telephone, on one's person. The assembly includes a male and female fixture, one which is affixed to the small item or its carrying case and the other of which is attached to a convenient site, such as a person's belt, other article of clothing or the dashboard of an automobile. The male fixture has a stem portion with a smaller diameter than a slot provided in the female fixture. A button, mounted at the distal end of the stem, has a diameter larger than the width of the slot. When the stem is positioned at the bottom of the slot of the female fixture, a spring biased latch mechanism is provided to secure the male fixture within the slot. If the latch is depressed as by the pressure of a person's finger on the latch mechanism, the latch is released, and the male member can be withdrawn from the slot and the female member.
A carrying assembly for hand held articles, including a male fixture and a female fixture, one of which fixtures is adopted for attachment to the article and the other of which is adapted for attachment to a convenient carrying site in which:
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