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US 8,042,233 B2Granted
Cuffbar
OwnerBryan Lamont Surrattinventor
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Abstract
A jewelry device, for attachment to a French cuff, convertible cuff or a casual shirt of a type comprising a cuff, a cuff button and a cuff button hole, having a U-shaped frame. A hook shaped arm may connect the U shaped frame around the sleeve cuff. A pair of bars may station the frame, so that it does not become dislodged, offset or pivots from awkward movements. An alternate embodiment uses a removable pin to connect the U shaped frame to the sleeve cuff.
Claims14
A cuffbar comprising,
- a) a first leg having a proximal end and a distal end;
- b) a second leg having a proximal end and a distal end, said proximal end of said first leg and said second leg connected by a bend such that said first leg is parallel to said second leg;
- c) A means for joining said first leg and second leg to a shirt cuff, wherein said means for joining is a hook shaped arm for placing around the cuff edge, said hook shaped arm having a first end and second end, said hook shaped arm having an inside portion;
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- d) A means for stationing the cuffbar on said shirt cuff, said stationing means disposed on the underside of said first leg and second leg near said distal or proximal end.
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A cuffbar comprising,
- a) a first leg having a proximal end and a distal end;
- b) a second leg having a proximal end and a distal end, said proximal end of said first leg and said proximal end of said second leg connected by a rounded bend such that said first leg is parallel to said second leg;
- c) a removable screw pin extending through a hollow grooved cylinder in said first leg and partially through a hollow grooved cylinder in said second leg;
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- d) at least one bar disposed on an underside of said first leg and said second leg.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.