A BELT-BUCKLE AND AN APPLICATION

Abstract: Belt-buckle with clasps. The belt is fixed at clasp (1) via slot (3). The loose end is put through slot (3) and hooked at clasp (2). The buckle is practised with the clasps underneath.

Description: A belt-buckle and an application. The invention concerns a belt-buckle of the form of a flat rectangular pod,, the top has been left away except two strips at the short sides. On the one strip and of equal length is laying a second pod (3)« On the other, strip is: standing ire the middle a.-clasp, directed to the pod (2).. In the middle of the bottom is standing a second clasp (l). Siee fig. 1. The belt is fixed a clasp 1 via slot J. The loose end is put through slot.3 saά. hooked at clasφ 2T. The buckle is practised with the clasps underneath. Invented is the following. 1. In stead of one clasp there are two or three? clasps. This gives less wear and tear at the belt. Clasp 1 may also be the reverse. Clasp 1 may be alsoso e longer. The strips may be also longer or shorter. The buckle may be also curved. 2. An application with the upside down. This has an other appearance and an other operation. 3. Clasp 1 has been replaced by a pen„ which is standing in the middle close before slot 3. See fig. 2. This fastening does nOt come loose. 4. Clasp 2 is not standing in the middle. The holes in the belt are now made zigzag and nearer by eachother.. By turning the belt half a stroke the following hole can be used. This belt is adjustable in more positions. 5. The buckle has been fixed at the belt on a well-known manner. This is more commercial. 6. The clasp of the buckle under 5 has been replaced by a same clasp on a flat pod. Hereof the bottom has been left away along one long side. See fig. 3» This clip is pinched on the buckle. This has the same advantage as under 4 ^y shifting the clip. This clasp can ever be pinched on a new buckle.

Claims: Claims . li. A belt-buckle of the form of a fTat rectangular pod. The top has been, left away except two"- strips at the short sides- On the one strip and of equal length is laying a second' strip (3)«- On the other strip is standing in the middle a clasp, directed t 5 the pod (2). In the middle of the bτ> tom is standing a ~ . second clasp (l). See fig. 1. Vith as mark: instead of one clasp there are 2 or 3 clasps. 2.. An application of a belt-buckle as under 1 as follows:. The be is fixed at clasp 1 via slot 3« The loose end is put through 0 slot 3 - ■&■ hooked at clasp 2. The buckle is practised with the ciasps underneath. Vith as mark: the buckle is practised upside down. 3. A belt-buckle as under 1 with as mark: clasp' 1 has been replar csd by a pen,, which is standing in the middle close before sl 5 y» See fig. 2. This pen may be also nearer by the slot. The stri may be also longer. 4.. A belt-buckle as under 1 with as mark: clasp 2 is not in the middle. 5. A belt with holes with as; mark: the holes are made zigzag and O nearer by each other. 6. A belt-buckle as under 1 with as mark: the buckle has been fi xed at the belt on a well-known manner.. 7. A belt-buckle as under 6 with as mark: clasp' 2 has been left away. 5 8. A clasp as under 1 with as mark: it is standing on a; flat pod. Hereof the bottom has been left away along one long side. The clasp is directed to the other long side. See fig. 3«

Inventors: VISSER F
Applicants: VISSER F
Application year: 1981
Main classification: A44B11
IPC codes: A44B11