Foldable visor for cap
OwnerThien C. Vuinventor
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Abstract
A cap (10) having a crown portion (12) for fitting about the head of a wearer and a relatively narrow stiff brim (18) extending outwardly from the crown portion (12). A visor (20) overlaps the brim (18) and a hinge (32) is secured to the lower surfaces of the brim (18) and the visor (20). The visor (20) may be pivoted manually to a desired angular relation with the brim (18). The visor (20) is preferably formed of a transparent tinted material and may be folded downwardly in front of the eyes of the wearer to shield the eyes from the sunlight or glare as desired.
Claims9
A cap for the head of a wearer comprising:
- a crown portion for fitting about the head of a wearer;
- a relatively narrow and stiff brim extending from said crown portion and having opposed upper and lower surfaces;
- a visor extending from said brim and having a lower surface covering a substantial portion of said brim when in a raised position;
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- a hinge having a pair of leaves, one leaf secured to the lower surface of the brim and the other leaf secured to the lower surface of the visor whereby said visor is mounted for manual pivotal movement relative to said brim to lower said visor to a desired angular relation forwardly of said brim and crown portion to form a sun shield.
A cap for the head of the wearer comprising:
- a crown portion for fitting about the head of a wearer and having an outer arcuate peripheral surface;
- a relatively narrow and stiff brim extending outwardly from said crown portion and having opposed upper and lower surfaces;
- a visor having a lower surface overlapping said brim in a raised position and having an arcuate rear edge with a shape generally similar to said outer arcuate peripheral surface of said crown portion;
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- a hinge having a pair of leaves, one leaf secured to the lower surface of the brim and the other leaf secured to the lower surface of the visor whereby said visor is mounted for relative manual pivotal movement forwardly of said brim to lower said visor to a desired angular relation forwardly of said brim.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.