Eyeglass and scarf holder
OwnerElaine Bivinsinventor
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Abstract
An eyeglass holder that can be attached to the clothing of the wearer. The eyeglass holder includes a main body having an opening formed in its central portion, a clothing fastener attached to the rear of the main body and above the opening, and a substantially tubular temple holding means attached to the rear of the main body below the opening. Thus a temple of the eyeglasses can be inserted into the holder from the front of the main body by passing the temple through the opening to the temple holding means. The temple holding means is preferably formed having a funnel-shaped vertical transverse cross-section.
Claims9
An eyeglass holder for a pair of eyeglasses having one or a plurality of temples, said holder being fastenable to clothing and the like, comprising
- an ornamental main body;
- fastening means attached to said main body providing means to attach said holder to clothing and the like;
- and
- holding means attached to said main body, said holding means comprising a tubular member having both ends open and a funnel shaped vertical transverse cross-section.
An eyeglass holder for a pair of eyeglasses having one or a plurality of temples, said holder being fastenable to clothing and the like, comprising
- an ornamental main body;
- fastening means attached to the upper portion of the rear surface of said main body for attaching said holder to clothing and the like;
- holding means attached to the lower portion of the rear surface of said main body, said holding means comprising an outwardly curved plate member attached to said main body at the respective side edges of said plate member, said plate member having a wide upper portion and a narrow lower portion.
An improvement in an eyeglass holder of the type having fastening means attached to the rear surface of an ornamental body and holding means attached to the rear surface of said main body below said fastening means, said improvement comprising holding means having a funnel-shaped vertical transverse cross-section.
An eyeglass holder for a pair of eyeglasses having one or a plurality of temples, said holder being fastenable to clothing and the like, comprising
- a main body having an ornamental front surface and an opening formed in the central portion of said main body;
- fastening means attached to the upper portion of the rear surface of said main body above said opening for attaching said holder to clothing and the like;
- holding means attached to the lower portion of the rear surface of said main body below said opening, said holding means comprising a plate member outwardly curved from the main body and attached to said main body at the respective side edges of said plate member, said plate member having a wide upper portion and a narrow lower portion;
- thereby providing means to insert a temple of the eyeglasses into the holding means from the front of the main body of the holder.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.