Mirror case
AssigneeTrina, Inc.
InventorArnold Rose
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Abstract
A combination support and case for make-up mirrors, comprising articulated parts mounting, respectively, a flat mirror and a magnifying mirror, said parts being designed to be disposed face-to-face to form a protective dust-tight chamber within which the surfaces of the mirrors are spaced from each other and being movable to a position at an angle to each other such that one supports the other in an upright and rearwardly inclined position for use.
Claims16
A combination support and case for make-up mirrors, comprising two rigid parts, hinge means connecting the two parts for angular movement relative to each other about the axis of the hinge means on the one hand to dispose the parts parallel to each other with a face of one confronting the face of the other and on the other hand to dispose the parts at an angle to each other, said confronting faces each containing a recess and a mirror fixed to the part within the recess such that when the parts are disposed face-to-face they constitute a case within which the mirrors are protectively contained with a space between their opposed surfaces and when the parts are disposed at an angle to each other each comprises a support supporting the other part and the mirror mounted thereon at an angle thereto.
A combination support and case for make-up mirrors, comprising two rigid rectangular parts, hinge means connecting the parts alone one end so that one the one hand the parts may be disposed parallel to each other with the face of one confronting the face of the other and, on the other hand, the parts may be disposed at an angle to each other, and a flat rim bounding the entire edge at the face of each part such that when the parts are disposed face-to-face with the rims engaged there will be a space between the parts for receiving mirrors mounted to the faces with the surfaces of the mirrors out of contact, said rims collectively forming a seal peripherally of the space within which are mounted the mirrors, and said hinge means comprising interengaged extensions at the proximal ends of the parts containing alinged holes, the axes of which lie in the plane of the faces of the parts and which are spaced from and parallel to the proximal ends of the parts, and pivot pins frictionally engaged within said holes.
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