Sunglass assembly for visored headgear
OwnerCharles D. Kelmaninventor
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Abstract
A sunglass assembly for attachment to a headgear includes mounting means for removable attachment to the front of the headgear at a visor, brim or the like. A pair of parallel rail means attach to the mounting means and extend in the direction of the wearer's frontal line of vision. A sunglass member has a tinted transparent portion for viewing therethrough, is connected to slides which frictionally and slidingly engage the rail means. The sunglass member is pivotably attached to the slides and is able to translate along the rails toward and away from the user and to tilt up out of the user's line of vision.
Claims16
A sunglass assembly for attachment to a headgear having a front visor comprising;
- mounting means for removable attachment to the headgear visor including,
- a pair of parallel rail means for extending, in use, in a direction of a wearer's frontal line of vision, said rail means being of extended length
- a sunglass member having a tinted transparent portion for viewing therethrough;
- slide means for frictionally and slidingly engaging each said rail means, respectively, and for engaging said sunglass member, said member translating with motion of said slide means along said rail means toward and away from the eyes of the wearer, said slide means being selectively positionable along the length of said rail means, whereby the spacing of said sunglass member from the eyes of a wearer is adjustable.
A sunglass assembly for attachment to a headgear having a front visor comprising:
- a one-piece springy wire member having a central generally U-shaped mounting portion having substantially parallel leg members and adapted to grip the headgear visor;
- a pair of generally parallel rail means extending back from respective ends of the legs of the generally U-shaped portion and adapted to be adjacent an underside of the headgear visor;
- a sunglass member having a tinted transparent portion for viewing therethrough;
- slide means for frictionally and slidingly engaging each said rail means, respectively, and for engaging said sunglass member, said member translating with motion of said slide means along said rail means toward and away from the eyes of the wearer, said slide means being selectively positionable along the length of said rail means, whereby the spacing of said sunglass member from the eyes of a wearer is adjustable.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.