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US 4,146,127 AGranted
Device for holding and displaying footwear
OwnerEarl F. Bayerinventor
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Abstract
A device for holding and displaying footwear and the like, comprising a one-piece monolythic member fabricated of a generally foldable material, the member including a generally planar central section and first and second footwear retaining end sections defining recessed areas adapted for the reception of portions of the footwear disposed on the device and having portions thereof cut away so as to provide access for the insertion of the footwear portions into the recessed areas.
Claims4
A device for holding and displaying footwear and the like comprising,
- a one-piece monolythic member fabricated of a generally foldable material,
- said member comprising a generally planar central section and first and second footwear retaining end sections,
- said end sections of said member defining recessed areas adapted for the reception of portions of the footwear disposed on the device and having portions thereof cut-away so as to provide access for the insertion of said footwear portions into said recessed areas,
- each of said end sections comprising first and second side portions arranged perpendicular to said central section, a third portion interconnecting said first and second portions and arranged parallel to said central section, and a fourth portion arranged generally parallel to said central section and fixedly secured thereto,
- said first, second, third and fourth portions of said end sections being integrally connected to one another and to said central section, and one of said portions of each of said end sections having a part thereof cut-away so as to provide access for insertion of said footwear portions into said recessed areas,
- the cut-away part of each of said end sections providing integral tab elements arranged generally perpendicular to said central section and each of said portions for rigidity and preventing collapsing of said end sections.
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