Combination glasses and glass case
OwnerWilliam A. Connerinventor
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Abstract
A case for glasses in the shape of a writing instrument having a hollow barrel portion for receiving a pair of small glasses. The case can take a plurality of different cross-sectional configurations. The writing instrument can be a pen or pencil at one end of the hollow barrel with an opening with a removable cover at the opposite end. The glasses for use therewith can be small conventional glasses or specially designed glasses that can have both telescopic frames and telescopic temples.
Claims35
A kit having in combination a pair of glasses and a case for containing said glasses comprising:
- a pair of small glasses;
- said case having a first and second end with a hollow portion therebetween for receiving said glasses;
- said first end consisting being of a configuration selected from one of the following elements a writing instrument, a flashlight and a flat end closure;
- and
- said second end having a closure means associated therewith for concealing said small glasses within said hollow portion when said closure means is closed and allowing removal of said glasses when said closure means is open.
A case for containing small glasses comprising:
- a first and second end with a hollow portion therebetween for receiving said glasses;
- said first end consisting of a writing instrument;
- and
- said second end having a closure means for concealing said small glasses within said hollow portion when said closure means is closed and allowing removal of said glasses when said closure means is open.
A case having internal storage space for small glasses comprising:
- said case having the configuration of a writing instrument;
- said case having a first and second end with a hollow portion therebetween for receiving said small glasses;
- said first end consisting being of a configuration selected from one of the following elements a writing instrument, a flashlight and a flat end closure;
- and
- said second end having a closure means for concealing said glasses in said hollow portion when said closure means is closed and allowing removal of said glasses when said closure means is open.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.