Belt clasp
OwnerVivian C. Markhaminventor
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Abstract
A belt clasp for holding a loose belt end in place including a first leg and a second leg, where spring pressure holds the belt end in place.
Claims1
A belt clamp for clamping the loose end of a belt against the body encircling portion of the belt to prevent the loose end from hanging, comprising a substantially U-shaped clasp having two legs and a connecting member, one of said legs being longer than the other and turned upon itself to form a third leg inside the U-shaped clasp and being parallel to the other two legs, the end of said longer turned in leg contacting the inner portion of the connecting member of the U and attached thereto to form a closed loop.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.