Eyeglass display clip
Assignee20/20 Marketing Ltd.
InventorRobert G. Begg
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Abstract
The clip includes spaced hollow members each defining a channel adapted to receive the temple piece of an eyeglass frame. It also includes first and second inclined elements to support the bridge of the eyeglasses. A rod is engaged between the members. The rod may be provided with a stand for display on a surface or may be used with brackets attached to a flat or slotted wall.
Claims32
A clip for displaying eyeglasses, the eyeglasses being of the type having lens holding frame sections connected by a bridge and first and second hingeably mounted temple pieces, said clip comprising first and second members, each of said members defining a channel for receiving a different one of the temple pieces of the eyeglasses, means for supporting the bridge of the eyeglasses, a wall, said bridge supporting means comprising first and second elements extending outwardly from said wall, said first and second elements being inclined relative to each other.
An eyeglass display clip comprising a wall having first and second sides, first and second hollow members extending outwardly at spaced points from said first side, said first and second members each defining a channel therein, said first and second members defining, in part, a recess therebetween, and first and second elements extending outwardly from said second wall side, said first and second elements being inclined relative to each other, such that the eyeglasses could be supported by inserting the temple pieces into the hollow members or by positioning the bridge of the eyeglasses on the first and second elements.
A clip for displaying eyeglasses, the eyeglasses being of the type having lens holding frame sections connected by a bridge and first and second hingeably mounted temple pieces, said clip comprising first and second members, each of said members defining a channel for receiving a different one of the temple pieces, means for supporting the bridge of the eyeglasses, a wall having first and second substantially oppositely facing sides, said first and second members extending from said first wall side and said bridge supporting means extending from said second wall side.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.