DE7138494U - POCKET CASE FOR PENCILS - Google Patents

Description

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Tileto ·. 42192 3, lo. 1971

1649 GM C. Josef Lamy GmbH. 69 Heidelberg / Wieblingen, Grioflzhöf, Erweg

• Pocket case for writing implements

The third item of the innovation is a quiver-like pocket case

to accommodate writing implements such as fountain pens, fills

Pens, ballpoint pens and fiber pens to protect them, especially when such devices are more valuable, from scratching and the like. The aim of the innovation is to design this case in such a way that it is accessible, clear and gentle even when working at the desk Safekeeping of the various writing implements is permitted.

According to the innovation, this is achieved by a quiver, the height of which corresponds approximately to half the length of the writing implements and whose rear wall is extended upwards and provided with a flap that is bent forward and can be inserted into a flap of the quiver, including the extended rear wall at an angle to form a stand can be folded down at the back and forward again to the flap of the Kb'ehers. Advantageously, the quiver has a plurality of compartments which have a resilient lining and or may be formed as a cap-like termination for a writing instrument in the lower part. It can be useful

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furthermore, if the extended rear wall or one of the parts of the flap is provided with fixed side parts. When the case is closed, these form a lateral protection for the writing instruments stored in it and νci'iiχiiücΓ'ii exii er uVrax ^ oö öcχ "ΰxxCiico nciTlt

In the drawing, the subject of the innovation is in an exemplary manner Embodiment illustrated. They show: FIG. 1 a diagrammatic representation of the case in a closed position State,

Pig. 2 also shows an oblique view in a diagrammatic representation of the case with one folded down Base forming flap,

ig. 3 a vertical longitudinal section through the quiver in below =! different interior finishes from its own Fäeiierij

The case consists of a quiver 1, which can be divided into several compartments 2. The height of the quiver-like part 1 can! correspond to about half the length of a fountain pen or other writing implement upwardly directed elongated part 4, and this is followed by a forwardly overweighed part 4a, 4b, 4c

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existing flap, the lowest part 4c of which can be inserted into a tab 5 on the front of the quiver 1. The entire The case can itself be made of any material. It is expedient to make it from tough, elastic plastic the Oiuic ueBöüdörtm Aurwtiria is easy to fold Extended rear wall and flap ensured. Part 4 can expediently with forward-facing fixed side parts 6 must be provided so that the part of the case lying above the quiver 1 is also closed off at the side when the flap is closed is.

For use at the desk, the part 4c of the flap is pulled out of the flap 5, the part 4 is hung down succeeded; while the part 4b of the flap back down to the front the quiver 1 is passed and the part 4c of the flap is pushed from below under the flap 5 of the quiver. The flap, which is bent over and secured by the flaps of the quiver, then forms a stand for the in this state Case for using the writing utensils while working. The compartments 2 of the quiver 1 can; either as from the right part 3 can be seen without lining *

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Pig. 3 illustrates, in the lower part as a cap-like conclusion 8 for a writing instrument.

Of course, you are not bound to provide the side parts 6 on the extended rear wall part 4-. Likewise would be it is also possible to attach such side parts facing backwards on the part 4b of the flap or, if necessary, on To do without such side panels entirely. Another possible S speed consists in such side panels also down

addressed to asu part 4ä of the K3 «; pe to attach and possibly to lead downwards only over a limited length.

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Claims (2)

He -! Be, p. Moitkeslr. 17 J Telephone 421 Π PROTECTION CLAIMS 1. Pocket case for writing implements marked by a Quiver (1), the height of which corresponds approximately to half the length of the writing instruments and the rear wall (3) of which is extended upwards (4) and mi ⁺ one bent forward into a flap (5) of the quiver (l) coverable flap (4a, 4b, 4c) provided is, including the extended rear wall (4) to form a stand obliquely backwards and downwards can be folded forward again uis to the flap (5) of the quiver (l) is. 2. Pocket case according to Aüspruch 1, characterized in that the Quiver (1) has several compartments (2) which have an elastic Ausfüttfcrung (7) and or in the lower part as cap-like closure (8) designed for a writing instrument could be. i according to claims 1 and 2,. characterized in that the extended rear wall (4) or one of the parts (4 ^ the flap is provided with fixed side parts (6).