Fastener for bandage
OwnerMichael D. Tolliniinventor
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Abstract
A fastener for a shin guard mounted on the leg of a horse including upper and lower bands connected at their ends by diagonal bands, fork bands connecting the outer ends of the upper and lower bands to each other, a band of pile fabric extending outwardly from one of the fork bands, and a band of hook fabric extending outwardly from the other of the fork bands.
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A fastener for securing a bandage applied to a leg of a horse comprising an upper band structure, a lower band structure having portions spaced from said upper band structure, first and second opposite ends on said upper band structure, third and fourth opposite ends on said lower band structure, inner and outer sides on said upper and lower band structures, bandage-facing surfaces on said inner sides of said upper and lower band structures, a first band joined to said first and third ends, a second band joined to said second and fourth ends, a first attachment member on said first band, and a second attachment member on said second band for attachment to said first attachment member.
A fastener for securing a bandage applied to a leg of a horse comprising an upper band structure, a lower band structure spaced from said upper band structure, first and second opposite ends on said upper band structure, third and fourth opposite ends on said lower band structure, inner and outer sides on said upper and lower band structures, bandage-facing surfaces on said inner sides of said upper and lower band structures, a first band joined to said first and third ends, a second band joined to said second and fourth ends, attachment members on said first and second bands, said upper and lower band structures each comprising a plurality of bands, said plurality of bands of said upper band structure including an upper band having fifth and sixth opposite ends, third and fourth bands extending outwardly from said fifth and sixth opposite ends of said upper band, said lower band structure including a lower band having seventh and eighth ends and fifth and sixth bands extending outwardly from said seventh and eighth ends of said lower band, said third band having an outer end which is attached to an outer end of said fifth band at said first end which is a vertex, and said fourth band having an outer end which is attached to the outer end of said sixth band at said second end which is a vertex.
A fastener for securing a bandage applied to a leg of a horse comprising an upper band structure, a lower band structure spaced from said upper band structure, first and second opposite ends on said upper band structure, third and fourth opposite ends on said lower band structure, inner and outer sides on said upper and lower band structures, bandage-facing surfaces on said inner sides of said upper and lower band structures, a first band joined to said first and third ends, a second band joined to said second and fourth ends, attachment members on said first and second bands, a multiple band structure between said upper and lower band structures, and a central opening in said multiple band structure.
A fastener for securing a bandage applied to a leg of a horse comprising an upper band structure, a lower band structure spaced from said upper band structure, first and second opposite ends on said upper band structure, third and fourth opposite ends on said lower band structure, a first band joined to said first and third ends, a second band joined to said second and fourth ends, and attachment members on said first and second bands, said lower band structure including a cupped portion.
In combination, a bandage applied to a leg of a horse and a fastener for securing said bandage in position, said fastener comprising an upper band structure, a lower band structure spaced from said upper band structure, first and second opposite ends on said upper band structure, third and fourth opposite ends on said lower band structure, a first band joined to said first and third ends, a second band joined to said second and fourth ends, and attachment members on said first and second bands, said band structures encircling said bandage, and said attachment members being secured to each other.
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