Eyeglass case adapted to be hung on the neck of the user
OwnerRichard Chaoinventor
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Abstract
An eyeglass case includes an annular sleeve, a tubular first housing, and a tubular second housing. The first housing has a closed end and an open end that is press-fitted to a first end portion of the sleeve in such a manner that the first housing can be removed forcibly from the sleeve. The second housing has a closed end and an open end that is attached to a second end portion of the sleeve, thereby defining an eyeglass-accommodating space between the first and second housings for accommodating a pair of eyeglasses. A hanging cord unit is fastened to the sleeve, and has a looped portion that can be hung on the neck of the user.
Claims5
An eyeglass case comprising:
- a sleeve shaped as an annular plate, and having a first end portion and a second end portion;
- a tubular first housing having a closed end and an open end that is press-fitted to said first end portion of said sleeve in such a manner that said first housing can be removed forcibly from said sleeve;
- a tubular second housing having a closed end and an open end that is attached to said second end portion of said sleeve, thereby defining an eyeglass accommodating space between said first and second housings which is adapted to receive a pair of eyeglasses;
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- a hanging cord unit fastened to said sleeve, and having a looped portion that is adapted to be sleeved on a neck of a user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.