US1368084A - Tag-holder - Google Patents

Description

l. J. WOLFF.

TAG HOLDER. APPLICATION 'HLEQAUG-ZI. 1919.

1,368,084. Patented Feb. 8, 1 92 1.

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ATTORNEYS JAMES JOSEPH WULZE v g n 5" NEE V YORK, Ill. Y.

Application filed fingnst 2 To all whom it may concern Be it known that 1, JAMES lVoLrr, a citizen of the United States, and a resident of the city oi New York, borough of the *onx, in the county ol Bronx and State of l llw" York, have invented new and useful Tiae-l'lolders, of which the following is a lull, clear, and exact description.

Tlhis invention relates to holding devices for tags, identification cards and the like, and has an object to provide an improved construction wherein means are presented for thoroughly protecting the tag against injury or loss.

Another object in View is to provide an ii'nproved holder wherein the construction Txlll permit the ready insertion or removal of the tag, but rill prevent the accidental loss thereof.

3.. further object of the invention is to provide an improved construction which may be placed on almost any part of a trunk or other article and at the same time t h out of the Way.

In the accompanying" drawing:

Figure l is a perspective VlGW of one end of a trunk with an embodiment of the invention applied thereto.

e. 5 is a pl 11 View on an enlarged scale oi? the holder shown in l, certain parts hazing}; broken my y for be ter disclosing the invention.

Fin; 5

is an enlarged sectional View through Fig. 2 on line i is an enlarged fragmentary sec- -iew through 2 on line 4ei.

.ring to the drawing by numerals 1 Hes a truulz to wn'ch the holder is secured by any suitable means, as for instance rii'ets The holds 2 is formed with a 5 1 1? ch prererably of lid sheet nietnl spacin mt with a rains or m l ember 5 riveted or other" ise IlfIlCllj] secured there 1*: The r "3 WlllCll hold frame 5 in hold the rront plate 6 in place. 1 plate bein 7 formed with a thumb opening T throu 'h which part oi? the tag 8 A way is grusoetl for re 'red. order to hold the tag inally s iding; loclri n51; inenibers or scope l0 and. e loo ring: members is for. ed with a thi rib engaging head 11, a post 12 and a guiding foot 13 slidingly positioned in the respective grooves 14 (F 3). These 11 are provided. Each 01" Specification of .LIE'iZE/EES Patent.

ll. atented Feb. 8:, H321.

., 1919. Serial No. 3.121%4.

grooves are in line with and also parallel With the slots 15 and 16 through posts 12 of the locking members extend.

which the i0 and 11.

li hen it is desired to use the tag holder members 10 and 11 are sepaas possible and then the card or ed. after which i a members 10 hroi it close together s poshe against acci Lap; 8 may have an on thereon and does not with the usual t new in conr v es coinpa and the like. will he no that the 8 is thoroughly st in T or accidental loss. is ioct l3 d other parts neinber a; st the surirts of the holder retains the rely in their locked or unlocked let ll claim is 1.1%. tag holder comprising front and. hack plates spaced apart. a frame connecting said plates together except at one edge, said front te havinga slot adjacent each end, and sliding locking members extending thrrnigh said slots for looking a tag in the holder.

:4. tag holder comprising pair oi spaced plates, a frame connecting said plates, one of said plates having); a slot adjacent e ch end While the other plate is formed with a groove at each end facing said slots and a reciprocating locking member for earh slot, each of said locking in'enibers einggg formed with a thumb engaging head a pest extending through the slot, and foot slidingly pos tioned in the groove.

A. tag holder comprising a pair of a frame connecting said 51.2. 033, one of'said plates having a slot ad joccnt each end While the other is formed with e eroovefacing said slots, and a reat 5 locking member for each slot.

old loclrhig members being formed t nding through said lot and an elon; t extending transversely oi? the poet and "frictionally enp; inn; one of said plates in said groove, said :loot being:

ct suffioient length to produce ample friction for holding the post in any of the adgusted posrtions.

JAMES JGE PH WOLFE.

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