Clock structure
OwnerAlma C. Serafini, Stanley W. Serafiniinventors
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Abstract
A clock structure mountable to a corner of an edifice utilizing a case. The case includes a pair of walls which closely match the orientation of the corner walls of the edifice. In addition, two wall portions extend outwardly from the corner matching walls of the clock structure to provide recesses on either side of the facade of the clock structure. A door is hingedly attached to the case and at least partially enters the recess formed by the walls of the clock structure. Likewise, a latching mechanism is located in the opposite recess and is readily accessible.
Claims8
A clock structure mountable to the connected first and second corner walls of an edifice, comprising:
- a. a case, said case including a fist wall and a second wall, said first and second wall angularly affixed to each other to form a corner and closely match the orientation of the first and second corner walls of the edifice, said case further including a third wall connected to said first wall, said third case wall connected to said case first wall and extending outwardly from the first corner wall to form a first recess and said case further including a fourth wall, said fourth case wall connected to said case second wall and extending outwardly from the second corner wall to form a second recess;
- b. a door, said door hingedly attached for rotation relative to said third case wall, a portion of said door extending into said first recess upon rotation of said door relative to said third case wall, said door and case forming a chamber;
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- c. a time keeping mechanism at least partially located in said chamber.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.