Visor
OwnerLeroy P. Rosascoinventor
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Abstract
A visor cap formed formed from a single sheet of material such as paperboard including a headband portion and an angularly disposed curved visor and which is particularly adapted for the printing of indicia thereon such as corporate names, logos and the like in a fashion such that the indicia is readily seen by anyone observing the visor.
Claims3
A visor cap formed integrally from a single sheet of material which is cut out and scored to form a center section having opposite sides, a head band portion extending from each of the opposite sides of said center section, said center section and said head band portions being adapted to encircle the head, said center section including a cut-out therein defined by an upper and a lower horizontally extending arcuate line which have terminal ends that join one another, said cut-out generally defining on said center section an upper panel portion and a lower visor portion, said upper panel portion having a locking slot formed therein, said lower visor portion having an arcuate scored line formed on it which has terminal ends and a radius corresponding to the radius of and which is in spaced relationship to said lower horizontally extending arcuate line, said lower visor portion further having a locking tab formed on it which has one edge thereof defined by said arcuate scored line, a pair of horizontal scored lines extending between said cut-out and the respective terminal ends of said arcuate scored line, said visor being folded against said upper panel portion along said pair of horizontal scored lines and said locking tab being disposed within said locking slot in said upper panel portion to removably secure said visor portion and said upper panel portion together, said visor portion being folded along said arcuate scored line so as to cause the visor to form an angularly disposed curved visor.
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