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US 6,439,718 B1Granted
Adjustable nose piece assembly for make-up eyeglasses
AssigneeMakoptica Patentees, LLC
InventorsSylvana Miceli, Jack Lander
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Abstract
The make-up eyeglass frame is provided with an adjustable nose piece assembly for adjusting the eyeglasses to the nose and face of a wearer. The nose piece assembly is readily removable from a bracket secured between two lens receiving sections for replacement purposes or for storing in a flattened condition. A pair of temples are hingedly mounted to the lens receiving sections to be folded into a flattened condition.
Claims23
An eyeglass frame comprising
- a pair of lens receiving sections;
- a bracket secured between said lens receiving sections;
- and
- a nose piece assembly including a slide slidably mounted on said bracket for movement longitudinally thereof, a bridge for disposition on a nose of a user and means connected to and between said slide and said bridge for adjusting said bridge relative to said slide.
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A nose piece assembly for an eyeglass frame comprising
- a slide for slidably mounting on an eyeglass frame;
- a bridge for disposition on the nose of a user;
- and
- means connected to and between said slide and said bridge for adjusting said bridge relative to said slide.
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An eyeglass frame for use in applying eye makeup, said frame comprising
- a pair of lens receiving sections;
- a bracket secured to and between said lens receiving sections;
- and
- a nose piece assembly removably mounted on said bracket for spacing said lens receiving sections from a user's face.
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In combination
- an eyeglass frame having a centrally disposed bracket including a recess therein;
- and
- a nose piece assembly including a slide slidably mounted in said recess of said bracket for movement longitudinally thereof, a bridge for disposition on a nose of a user and means connected to and between said slide and said bridge for adjusting said bridge relative to said slide.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.