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US 4,099,300 AGranted
Tie pin
OwnerEdward A. Wolakinventor
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Abstract
A tie pin for holding the wide front and narrow rear portions of a tie relative to each other and to a shirt by way of a pin attached to the rear folds of the tie and flexible members extending to the shirt front to limit but still permit relative movement of tie portions and shirt and in which the arrangement remains concealed by the tie.
Claims5
A tie pin for holding the wide front and the narrow rear portions of a tie relative to a wearer's shirt comprising:
- a pin element adapted for attachment to selected portions longitudinally and at the rear of the wide front portion of the tie, a clamp member to grip opposed surfaces at the edge of a shirt front and at selected points vertically of the shirt, flexible means extending from opposite ends of said clamp member to said pin element to form a closed loop adapted to receive and confine the short end of said tie to limit lateral displacement thereof relative to said shirt front and said front portion of said tie, said flexible means extending from said clamp member to opposite ends of said pin element.
A tie pin for holding the wide front and the narrow rear portions of a tie relative to a wearer's shirt comprising:
- a pin element adapted for attachment to selected portions longitudinally and at the rear of the wide front portion of the tie, a clamp member to grip opposed surfaces at the edge of a shirt front and at selected points vertically of the shirt, flexible means extending from opposite ends of said clamp member to said pin element to form a closed loop adapted to receive and confine the short end of said tie to limit lateral displacement thereof relative to said shirt front and said front portion of said tie, said pin element having a point portion adapted to pierce a rear fold of the tie and a clasp portion to receive the point and retain said pin element in said fold.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.