Device for Carrying Bags
OwnerGaffney Jarrell, Rhett B. Giddingsinventors
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Abstract
In one embodiment of the present disclosure, a device for carrying one or more bags is described. The device includes a body comprising a clasp and a curved member. The clasp is configured to removably couple the curved member so that the body defines a closed loop. The curved member has an open position wherein the curved member is configured to receive one or more bags and a closed position wherein the curved member is coupled by the clasp and secured thereto by force directed towards the clasp by the curved member.
Claims19
A device for carrying one or more bags, the device comprising a body, the body comprising a clasp and a curved member, the curved member comprising a generally cylindrical portion with the clasp configured to removably couple the curved member and receive the generally cylindrical portion so that the body defines a closed loop, wherein the body further defines a surface that includes an advertisement;
- the curved member having an open position wherein the curved member is configured to receive one or more bags;
- the curved member having a closed position wherein the curved member is coupled by the clasp and secured thereto by force directed towards the clasp by the curved member.
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A device for carrying one or more bags, the device comprising a body, the body comprising a clasp and a curved member, having a generally cylindrical portion, the curved member defining an end, the clasp configured to removably couple the end of the curved member and receive the generally cylindrical portion so that the body defines a closed loop, the body further defining a surface that includes an advertisement;
- the curved member having an open position wherein the curved member is configured to receive one or more bags;
- the curved member having a closed position wherein the curved member is coupled by the clasp and secured thereto by force directed towards the clasp by the curved member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.