Security device for rotatably mounting an article to a surface
OwnerJames S. Gassawayinventor
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Abstract
A security device for rotatably mounting an article to a surface. The device includes a base with a face, a center, and a peripheral rail having a downwardly facing bearing surface. It is mountable to a surface by an adhesive member having a dimension of thickness which spaces the base from the surface. A clasp comprises two parts which can be slid together whereby to provide bearing surfaces to hold the clasp rotatably to the base member. The clasp member includes a cover to which articles can be attached, such as adhesively or by bolting. Lock means is provided for releasably engaging the two clasp parts.
Claims13
A security device for rotatably mounting an article to a surface, said device comprising:
- a base member having a face, a center, and a downwardly facing bearing surface around its periphery;
- a clasp member comprising a first part having a cover, an inside bounding wall, and an underlying flange at an elevation below said bounding wall, which flange includes a semi-circular bight and a pair of arms, said bight including an upwardly facing bearing surface which engages said bearing surface of said base member, said arms including a pair of slots which intersect the region between the bight and the cover, and a second part having a pair of tongues which are engagable and slidable in said slots, and a curved flange having an upwardly facing bearing surface, said last named bearing surface, when said tongues are engaged in said slots, engaging said downwardly facing bearing surface of said base member;
- lock means for releasably holding the two clasp parts together;
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- spacing attachment means fixed to said face of said base member for mounting said base member to said surface and spacing its bearing surface therefrom, whereby with the base member mounted to the surface, said clasp member parts can be slid together with the bearing surface of the base member rotatably engaged by the bearing surface of the clasp member parts, and the lock means locked to hold said clasp member parts together, an article being attachable to said cover.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.