DE1980603U - HOLDER FOR HORNS AND ANTLERS. - Google Patents

Description

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! 'ranz Josef
Building superintendent,
Boettingen
Eirchstrasse 5

Registration date 12/9/1967-

Describe!

—SU- holder for horns and antlers.

The previously known holders for G-ehörne and G-eweihe are mostly wire brackets, the bent ends of which are supposed to hold the top of the skull but the cranial ceilings are sawn off accordingly high beyond the normal size, since these are known It is very difficult to clamp clamps in the lower curve of the skull. It is therefore not a Rarity that the G-ehorn and G-consecration independently or loosen and fall down due to slight vibrations.

This is where the present novelty helps in a very simple way and secure 'feise.

In accordance with the flaws, this is a base plate, in which a spring is suspended so that its open ends by means of a pointed screw that at the same time to attach the horn to the shield

serves, down to "both sides equally apart are driven, with these bent and pointed ends firmly in the hare's leg, for example in the Grasp the center of the skull firmly. In addition, the base plate has a bent or attached one at its upper end Claw tip, which presses into the shield when screwing it tight and therefore does it all by itself Unscrewed horns immovable in the correct one Location on the sign.

For this purpose, the base plate is in its lower part Part slightly angled and the lower end bent at right angles to it. In this bent at right angles i'eil is a longitudinal slot for guiding the exposed Integrated spring ends. Instead of the built-in longitudinal slot, a wire bracket, for example, can also be used be welded on.

The threaded hole is located approximately in the middle of the base plate for the fastening screw to screw on on the sign. This fastening screw is a countersunk head screw turned to a point at the front. Her Length is chosen so that the tip after the plague draws on the shield is screwed completely between the two spring legs, so that the full diameter of the thread push the legs of the spring apart and their pointed ends under tension Hold the skullcap in the eating leg.

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In the drawing, the novelty is shown in one embodiment in the size for a horn. With the antlers, the feather can be made longer and wider at the tips. The drawing shows an embodiment of the novelty in

Fig. 1 shows a longitudinal section through the novelty. The skullcap with the horns and the horn shield are indicated by dash-dotted lines ; Fig. 2 a view of the novelty from the front with the horns removed, but with the spring tensioned. The base plate 1 is designated, the lower half of which is bent up and has a bent angle 2 at the front. This angle 2 has a longitudinal slot 3> in which the two legs 4 and 5 of the tension spring are guided. 6 is a nose punched into the base plate, in which the spring is captively hooked. Instead of the nose, a screw or a. Head pin can be used. To make it easier to hang it in, the spring has a bent eyelet at the top 7 The legs of the spring are bent outwards and pointed at both ends «A claw bent at the upper end of the base plate is designated with 8, which presses firmly into the shield when it is screwed on. This claw can also be designed, for example, in the form of an attached tip. 9 with a retaining screw is referred to, which in one

sits on beaded G-e diaper hole and the front its tip "is conical at IO. 11 is a skullcap in section and 12 is a g-horn shield, also in the cut.

Protection claims;

Claims (5)

_ Sc nil tζ Ansprü cjaej 1. Holder for horns and antlers, characterized in that it consists of a 'lower part' easily weighed base plate, which at its lower end has a right / including to it, arranged longitudinal slot, in which the legs of a tension spring suspended from the top of the base plate are guided, these legs by means of a conically pointed screw can be pressed apart for tensioning. 2. Holder for horns and antlers according to claim! characterized in that the tension spring is arranged so that they respectively the antlers, the horns in each case holds in the nasal bone. 3. holder for horns and antlers according to claim 1 and 2 d a characterized in that the! Spring captive is hooked and that both ends are bent at an angle to the outside. 4. holder for horns and antlers according to claim. 1-3 characterized in that the base plate has a sharp claw bent backwards at the upper end. 5. holder for horns and antlers according to claims 1-4, characterized in that the screw has a conical tip at its threaded end as a clamping screw. · (Franz Josef Flad).