AT109021B

AT109021B - Double cuff button.

Info

Publication number: AT109021B
Authority: AT
Inventors: Leopold Duschek
Original assignee: Leopold Duschek
Priority date: 1927-04-20
Filing date: 1927-04-20
Publication date: 1928-03-10

Description

  

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    Manschetten-Doppelknopf.   



   Bei den bekannten hakenförmigen Manschettenknopfverschlüssen machen sich die Übelstände bemerkbar, dass dieselben in der Manschette infolge des kurzen breiten Hakens und der ganz knapp passenden Öse nur eine ganz geringe einseitige Beweglichkeit zulassen. Es besteht mithin eine fast starre Verbindung mit den   Zierknöpfen,   was wieder den Nachteil hat. dass bei zufälligem Zusammendrücken 
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 Verlieren der   Knöpfe nach sich   zieht. Weiter muss beim Schliessen oder Öffnen dieser bekannten Verschlüsse immer der   Ösenverschlusstcil   durch beide Löcher der   Manschette gezwängt   werden, da der Haken erst in einen fast rechten Winkel zur Öse einhängbar ist. 



   Zweck der Erfindung ist, einen Manschettendoppelknopf zu schaffen, welcher alle vorgenannten 

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    Double cuff button.



   In the case of the known hook-shaped cufflink closures, the drawbacks are noticeable that they allow only very little one-sided mobility in the cuff due to the short, wide hook and the tightly fitting eye. There is therefore an almost rigid connection with the decorative buttons, which again has the disadvantage. that when accidentally squeezed
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 Losing the buttons entails. Furthermore, when closing or opening these known closures, the eyelet closure piece must always be forced through both holes in the cuff, since the hook can only be suspended at an almost right angle to the eyelet.



   The purpose of the invention is to provide a double cuff button, which all of the aforementioned

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Claims

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In the drawing, FIG. 1 shows the diagrammatic representation of the double button. 2 shows the position of the closure parts. how they come to stand in the cuff in order to be hooked or loosened. Fig. 3 shows the hook web curved in a certain way and Fig. 4 shows the Ösenstcg of the closure.

The closure according to the invention consists of the two webs a and b, of which part a is designed as a hook and part b as an eyelet. A decorative button ri is fixed to each of these parts.

The web extensions c (Fig. 3, 4) serve to secure the position of the button parts in the cuff. EMI1.3

These closures can now be closed like the known such buttons. that the hook-shaped web a is inserted through both holes of the cuff and the eyelet is then hooked into the hook, or by both locking parts are inserted into the holes of the cuff at the same time and then the eyelet a "is pushed over the hook a ' .

Since the hook part a forms a fairly wide arc and the opening of the eyelet a ″ is sufficiently large, there is scope in all directions for the mobility of the button parts, so that the button parts do not open automatically or the button parts come out the buttonholes.

PATENT CLAIM: Cuff double button, the hook and eye-shaped bar parts of which are interlocked. characterized in that the web recess (a ") forming the eyelet of one web (b) is slightly longer than the free hook part (a ') of the other web fa) and the end of the eyelet (b) from the center of the eyelet ( t ") from is bent at an obtuse angle with respect to its plane. EMI1.4 ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.