Multiple picture frame
OwnerHarry W. Rosenberginventor
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Abstract
First and second sets of U-shaped border members are connected to a common central border member at offset locations to define at least two picture openings offset from one another.
Claims10
A multiple picture frame comprising first and second sets of peripheral border members and a common central border member all having a major face lying in a common plane, each set of border members being U-shaped with each of its ends connected to said central border member, one of the legs of each set of border members being longer than the other leg and generally perpendicular to said central border member, said sets of border members being vertically offset from each other to define at least two picture openings offset from one another, a molding secured to the inner periphery of each set of border members, each set of molding being offset with respect to a rear face of said border members to define a picture recess slightly larger than said picture openings, a means on the rear face of said frame to facilitate mounting the frame.
A multiple picture frame comprising a common central border member, first and second sets of peripheral border members each having two spaced ends, said sets being on opposite sides of said central border member and offset with respect to one another, the ends of each set being connected to said central border member and cooperating therewith to define two picture openings offset from one another, each set of peripheral border members having a component parallel to but shorter in length than the common central border member, means connected to a rear face of said central border member to facilitate mounting the frame, trim secured to a peripheral portion of each of the sets of border members, said trim being connected to oppositely disposed side end portions of said common central border member so as to form a continuation of the trim around the entire periphery of the frame, and means defining a recess on the rear surface of said frame which is larger than and coextensive with each of said openings.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.