US3850352A - Device for carrying eye glasses and writing implements - Google Patents

Abstract

A case, vertically elongated, rectangular and hollow is provided with a vertical zipper in one major surface providing access and is adapted to detachably receive a folded pair of eye glasses. Means at the upper end of the case detachably secures same to a belt so that the case will hang downward. A structure secured to the opposite major surface includes a pair of horizontally spaced vertical pockets open at top and bottom ends and adapted to detachably receive pens, pencils or other writing implements.

Description

United States Patent 1191 1111 3,850,352 Reiner Nov. 26, 1974 DEVICE FOR CARRYING EYE GLASSES 3091,3723 5/1963 ODwyer 224/26 R AND WRITING IMPLEMENTS FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS lnvemofi Lawrence Rein", Brooklyn, 462,300 3/1937 Great Britain 224/23 B [73] Assignee: The Raymond Lee Organization,

Inc., New York, N .Y. a part Primary Examiner-Robert J. Spar interest Assistant Examiner-Ross Weaver [22] Filed: May 9, 1973 211 Appl. No.: 358,528 [57] ABSTRACT A case, vertically elongated, rectangular and hollow is provided with a vertical zipper in one major surface [52] US. Cl. 224/26 B, 224/26 D providing access and is adapted to detachably receive [51] ll!- Cl. A45C a folded p i of y glasses Means at the pp end of [58] held of 224/26 26 26 28 the case detachably secures same to a belt so that the 24/3 3 A case will hang downward. A structure secured to the opposite major surface includes a pair of horizontally [56] References C'ted spaced vertical pockets open at top and bottom ends UNITED STATES PATENTS and adapted to detachably receive pens, pencils or 571,373 11/1896 Johnston 24/3 G other writing implements. 1.603.044 l0/l926 Gise 24/3 A 2,317.820 4/1943 Smith 224/26 c 1 Clam, 5 Drawmg Figures PATENTE .iUV 2 81974 DEVICE FOR CARRYING EYE GLASSES AND WRITING IMPLEMENTS SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION My invention is directed toward a device which enables a user to carry both eyeglasses such as sun glasses and writing implements such as pens and pencils in a convenient manner with all items out of the way when not in use yet immediately and easily available for use when and as necessary.

To this end, I provide a vertically elongated hollow rectangular case having means at the upper end detachably engaging a belt around the waist of the user. The case has a vertical zipper in one major surface providing access into the case interior and may in addition be open at this upper end. The case is adapted to detachably receive a folded pair of eye glasses such as sun glasses. A structure secured to the other and opposite major surface includes two parallel vertical pockets open at top and bottom ends and detachably receiving pens, pencils or the like.

The user can thus carry these various items in the manner and for the purpose previously indicated.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS FIG. 1 is a perspective view of my invention as ready for use;

FIG. 2 is an enlarged front view of my invention;

FIG. 3 is a view taken along line 3-3 in FIG. 2;

FIG. 4 is a rear view of my invention; and

FIG. 5 is an enlarged detail side view of my invention.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Referring now to FIGS. 15, a flexible hollow vertically elongated rectangular case has a loop 12 detachably engagable with a belt 14 worn about the waist of a wearer. The belt is secured to the upper end of the case.

The case has an opening 16 at its upper end and has an inner chamber adapted to detachably receive folded eye glasses 18. A zipper 20 vertically disposed along a vertical center line on one major surface 22 also provides access to the interior. The opposite major surface 24 contains two parallel vertical slots 26.

A structure 28 is provided with two horizontally separated outer vertically elongated pockets 30 and 32 open at top and bottom ends. The structure has opposite vertical edges which extend through slots 26 and while remaining vertical are bent at right angles as shown at 34 to hold the structure in place.

The pockets can receive removable pens 26, pencils 28 and the like.

While I have described my invention with particular reference to the drawings, such is not to be considered as limiting its actual scope.

Having thus described this invention, what is asserted as new is:

l. A device for carrying eye glasses and writing implements comprising:

a vertically elongated hollow rectangular case open at its top end, said case having first and second opposite major surfaces with a vertically elongated zipper in the first surface to provide access to the interior of the case, the second major surface having two parallel vertical slots spaced inwardly from its outer edges, the case being adapted to removably receive a folded pair of eye glasses;

means at the upper end of the case adapted to be detachably secured to the waist belt of a user whereby the case can hang downward therefrom, said means including a belt engaging hook; and

a pair of adjacent but horizontally spaced vertically elongated U shaped elements formed from a unitary structure which when attached to said second major surface forms pockets which are closed except for open top and bottom ends, the structure having opposite vertically extending edges which extend through said slots, and then at right angles thereto and parallel to the inside surface of said second major surface to hold the structure in place, the pockets being located on the outside of the second major surface of the case and being adapted to removably receive pens, pencils or other writing

Claims (1)

1. A device for carrying eye glasses and writing implements comprising: A VERTICALLY ELONGATED HOLLOW RECTANGULAR CASE OPEN AT ITS TOP END, SAID CASE HAVING FIRST AND SECOND OPPOSITE MAJOR SURFACES WITH A VERTICALLY ELONGATED ZIPPER IN THE FIRST SURFACE TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO THE INTERIOR OF THE CASE, THE SECOND MAJOR SURFACE HAVING TWO PARALLEL VERTICAL SLOTS SPACED INWARDLY FROM ITS OUTER EDGES, THE CASE BEING ADAPTED TO REMOVABLY RECEIVE A FOLDED PAIR OF EYE GLASSES; MEANS AT THE UPPER END OF THE CASE ADAPTED TO BE DETACHABLY SECURED TO THE WAIST BELT OF A USER WHEREBY THE CASE CAN HANG DOWNWARD THEREFROM, SAID MEANS INCLUDING A BELT ENGAGING HOOK; AND A PAIR OF ADJACENT BUT HORIZONTALLY SPACED VERTICALLY ELONGATED U shaped elements formed from a unitary structure which when attached to said second major surface forms pockets which are closed except for open top and bottom ends, the structure having opposite vertically extending edges which extend through said slots, and then at right angles thereto and parallel to the inside surface of said second major surface to hold the structure in place, the pockets being located on the outside of the second major surface of the case and being adapted to removably receive pens, pencils or other writing implements.

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