Patent application title: Collar Gem Array
Inventors:
Gregory Regis Feuerborn (Queen Creek, AZ, US)
IPC8 Class: AA41D2500FI
USPC Class:
24 6611
Class name: Buckles, buttons, clasps, etc. necktie fastener ornamental
Publication date: 2009-01-08
Patent application number: 20090007393
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Patent application title: Collar Gem Array
Inventors:
Gregory Regis Feuerborn
Agents:
GREGORY R. FEUERBORN
Assignees:
Origin: QUEEN CREEK, AZ US
IPC8 Class: AA41D2500FI
USPC Class:
24 6611
Abstract:
As seen in the drawings, my invention is a device for decorating the
rollover collar with gemstones and artistic configurations. The device
consists of a left hand #1 decorative rigid plate and a right hand #2
decorative rigid plate which are linked together by a flexible third
member #3 to form a single entity. Each rigid decorative plate is backed
by a non-piercing pressure snap device of varying design and construction
which is utilized to attach the decorative rigid plate to the collar wing
on each side. The flexible third member is utilized for the stated
purpose of linking the two decorative rigid plates together and
additionally serves as a further means of enhancing the decorative nature
of the device. The third member is of no particular design or
configuration and can be changed routinely to fit the particular design
and beauty of the finished device. The device may also contain additional
decorative links #4 and items #5 to further enhance the appeal of the
Collar Gem Array as an item of distinction in apparel enhancement.Claims:
1. The specific purpose of my invention is to decorate the rollover collar
with artistic configurations created from gemstones, metals, natural
materials, man-made materials, and synthetic materials. The rigid plate
items will be affixed to the collar with pressure snap devices of varying
design and construction. These devices will not pierce or damage the
collar material in any manner while holding the decorator devices in
place. The decorator items will be held together by a flexible third
member, decorative in nature which is intended to further enhance the
declared purpose of the invention. The decorator rigid plate items and
flexible third member may have additional artistic configurations items
added to enhance the appeal of the product. The Collar Gem Array is not
intended to perform any function other than the stated purpose of
decoration and apparel enhancement when used as described. This
differentiates it from all prior art in that it is used specifically to
decorate and not to perform a function related to holding one item in
relation to another as in the collar to the tie or one collar edge in
relation to the other or to another article of apparel.While the above
described construction discloses a specific constructional embodiment of
my invention, it is obvious that changes in the material/materials used,
and in the size and relative proportions of the parts, may be made to
fulfill the requirements of different designs without departing from the
original spirit and scope of my invention as defined in this declaration
of claims.Description:
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS
[0001]FIG. 1 Shows the FRONT VIEW of the Collar Gem Array. [0002]Item 1--GEM SETTING (LEFT) [0003]Item 2--GEM SETTING (RIGHT) [0004]Item 3--FLEXIBLE THIRD MEMBER [0005]Item 4--BEAD LINKS (2-plcs)
[0006]FIG. 2 Shows SIDE VIEW of the Collar Gem Array
[0007]FIG. 3 Shows PERSPECTIVE VIEW of Collar Gem Array as worn.
[0008]FIG. 4 Shows PERSPECTIVE VIEW with additional decorative accoutrement (Item 5) outside the tie.
DESCRIPTION OF PRIOR ART
[0009]Heretofore tie clasps and collar devices have been devised for attachment to the rollover collar between the collar wings and from neckwear held pendant around the neck as described in patents: [0010]U.S. Pat. No. 2,022,346 S. R. Hickok Nov. 16, 1934 [0011]U.S. Pat. No. 1,996,025 E. S. Mix Apr. 5, 1934 [0012]U.S. Pat. No. 3,588,918 H. C. Thistle Mar. 23, 1970 [0013]U.S. Pat. No. 2,130,640 W. J. Grubb Dec. 6, 1937 [0014]U.S. Pat. No. 1,408,290 F. Guidry Feb. 28, 1922 [0015]U.S. Pat. No. 1,991,797 John A. Drinkwater Feb. 19, 1935 [0016]U.S. Pat. No. 1,862,444 Vickers Apr. 7, 1931 [0017]U.S. Pat. No. 2,504,887 E. L. Scott Feb. 18, 1946 [0018]U.S. Pat. No. 4,435,880 I. Gardner Mar. 13, 1984 [0019]U.S. Pat. No. 3,672,005 W. F. Barber Jun. 27, 1972
[0020]These devices have typically comprised various types of clips used to hold the collars or pendant ties in place in relation to one another or the relationship spacing of the collar wings to each other and the tie. The prior art devices are not designed for and do not state the purpose of displaying gemstones or jewelry on the collar as a stated purpose of existence. My device does this without the use of piercing fasteners or devices which do permanent damage to the collar wings. Therefore, I declare my invention new and novel in it's intention and scope as prior art does not accomplish the stated purpose of my invention.
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