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US 2017/0320511 A1Published application
Shopping cart item securing device
OwnerPatricia Hennessy, Dana Hennessy +2inventors
InventorsPatricia Hennessy, Dana Hennessy, Maurice Glaude, Carrie Glaude
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Abstract
A shopping cart attachment. The shopping cart attachment includes an attachment brace and an accessory clasp. The accessory clasp attaches the shopping cart attachment to a shopping cart. The attachment brace releasably secures a hand bag within.
Claims10
A shopping cart attachment comprising:
- an attachment brace comprising a first member and a second member attached together by a first hinge on a first side and releasably attached together by a connector at a second side, wherein a circular opening sized to tightly fit around a handle bar of a shopping cart is formed in between the first member and the second member;
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- an accessory clasp comprising a lower member extending from a top of the attachment brace and an upper member, wherein the upper member and the lower member are attached together by a second hinge at a first side and releasably attached together by a latch at a second side, wherein an accessory opening is formed in between the lower member and the upper member.
A shopping cart attachment comprising:
- an attachment brace comprising a first member and a second member attached together by a first connector at a first side and a second connector at a second side, wherein a circular opening sized to tightly fit around a handle bar of a shopping cart is formed in between the first member and the second member;
- a support arm laterally extending from the attachment brace;
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- an accessory clasp comprising a lower member extending from a top of the attachment brace and an upper member, wherein the upper member and the lower member are attached together by a hinge at a first side and releasably attached together by a latch at a second side, wherein an accessory opening is formed in between the lower member and the upper member.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.