Belt and buckle assembly
AssigneeBuxton, Inc.
InventorsHarvey William Friedman, Donald Wyman Corey
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Abstract
A belt and buckle assembly in which first and second ends of a belt are adapted to be interconnected and the belt has means for receiving and releasably retaining a buckle member; and a plurality of buckle members, each having means for attachment to the belt, such that one of a plurality of available buckles may be selectively attached to the belt and subsequently removed and replaced by a second of the buckles.
Claims1
Belt and buckle assembly comprising a belt member having means for interconnecting first and second ends thereof, a buckle member having first and second recesses therein, said belt member being further provided with first and second rivet means for engagement with said first and second recesses in said buckle member for receiving and releasably retaining said buckle member, said buckle member being distinct from said interconnecting means, said belt member second end being provided with a loop member mounted thereon and affording an opening for receiving said belt member first end, said loop member being held on said second end by way of a strap member affixed to said second end by said first rivet, said first rivet means further comprising means for retaining said interconnecting means on said second end of said belt member.
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