Wig
OwnerHeinz Mergesinventor
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Abstract
A hair-piece includes a support member (10) for hair shaped like the calotte of the head and including a basket-like configuration made of rods (12, 13) radiating from a crown area. The adjacent pairs of rods define an intermediate space (14) which each extend continuously and uninterruptedly from the crown area. The outer surfaces of the rods (12, 13) are covered with hair.
Claims9
A wig adapted to be worn by a person to cover a bald spot comprising a support member (10) for hair shaped like the calotte of the head and including curved webs,
- said support member (10) being formed as a basket of rods (12, 13) radiating from a crown area and defining in pairs an intermediate space (14) continuously and uninterruptedly extending from said crown area to a free end of each of said rods (12, 13), and outer surfaces of said rods (12, 13) are directly covered with and carry hair secured thereto whereby said support member (10) and hair can be applied to and removed from a person's bald spot.
A wig adapted to be worn by a person to cover a bald spot comprising a support member (10) for hair shaped like the calotte of the head and including curved webs,
- said support member (10) being formed as a basket of rods (12, 13) radiating from a crown area and defining in pairs an intermediate space (14) continuously and uninterruptedly extending from said crown area to a free end of each of said rods (12, 13), outer surfaces of said rods (12, 13) are directly covered with and carry hair secured thereto whereby said support member (10) and hair can be applied to and removed from a person's bald spot, and the hair is fastened to holders connected to said rods (31, 32, 33).
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.