JPS6331623Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention is a hand pocket. This relates to a ticket storage case.

It is often a problem to have a ticket, which is essential when using a vehicle, especially when traveling short distances. Vending machine tickets, in particular, are thin, flat pieces of paper, so if you put them in your pocket, it takes a lot of time to look for them when you get off the train, and you often have to run to the door. This may cause trouble when getting off the vehicle. That's why I can't even remember what I store in my wallet or bag.

In many other ways, it would be desirable to be freed from this kind of embarrassment.

The purpose of this invention is to eliminate the above-mentioned inconvenience and create a hand pocket that does not require special space for carrying. Our goal is to provide a ticket storage case.

As shown in the figure, the present invention consists of a kite-shaped case body made of artificial leather, non-magnetic metal, magnet, magnetic metal, etc., and a triangular cylindrical inner lid that can swing freely on one case body plate. 2 and the sandwiched lids 3 on both wings of the main body.
It is configured.

The case main body 1 is made of non-magnetic metal (aluminum plate), etc., and has a latch 10 for a hand pocket on the front as shown in FIG. 1, and a latch 10 for a hand pocket on the back as shown in FIG. Next, the main body 1 is adhered with adhesive or the like along the folds of the artificial leather of the case main body formed in the shape of a kite. As shown in FIG. 2 and FIG. 7, B, a joint portion with the inner lid 2 and a fulcrum 4 are provided on both sides of the main body 1.

Both wings of the case body are a pinch lid 3, and one side of the tip of both wings has B in Fig. 3, and Figs. 6 and 7.
As shown in AB in the figure, a thin flat magnetic metal 7 is provided like a border, and the leather at the base of both wings is shown in A in Figs. 4, 6, and 7. As shown in the figure, mechanical creases are provided on the pinch lid 3.
It serves as a fulcrum 8 that can be opened and closed freely.

The triangular tubular inner cover 2, which can swing freely on the plate of the case body 1, is made of ebonite or plastic, and as shown in the side view B in Fig. 5, a base point 5 is provided at an appropriate angle on a part of the contact surface with the case body 1, which serves to temporarily fix the inner cover when it is deployed and also serves as a contact point with the plate surface of the case body 1.
As shown in AB, through the left and right sides of the inner lid,
A horizontal shaft 4a is provided, which serves as a fulcrum between the case body 1 and the inner lid 2, allowing the inner lid 2 to swing freely. A bar magnet 6 having an attractive tendency, formed in a triangular cylindrical shape, is attached to the apex of the triangle of the triangular cylindrical inner lid 2, as shown in Fig. 3 and Fig. 5B, and a gently sloping 9 is provided at the top of the inner lid 2 to make it easier to press with the palm of the finger when opening the lid.

The state of the inner lid 2 set in the case body 1 is shown in FIG. 6, and when the sandwiched lids 3 on both wings of the unfolded side are closed, it is the same as when the ticket has been stored.

Since the present invention is constructed as described above, when using it, first pull out the storage case shown in Figures 1 and 2 from your pocket, place it on the palm of your hand with the back facing upward, and place it in the 10 position of the head. When pressed with the palm of the thumb, the inner lid 2 is pushed up and at the same time the pinch lid 3 is slid open, resulting in the state AB in FIG. 7. Insert the ticket vertically under the half-opened inner lid 2 and the pinch lid 3, and tighten your palms to pinch the ticket, while also pushing down the inner lid 2. 3 closes and is pressed against the side of the inner lid 2, thereby completing storage.
A bar magnet 6 with suction properties provided on the inner lid 2
The magnetic action of the magnetic metal 7 provided at the tip of the clip lid 3 serves as a chuck.

To retrieve the ticket, perform the same operation as when storing it.
Once the lid opens, you can take out the ticket, and when you're done, put it back in your pocket.

In addition, for those who wish to take out the ticket quickly, when storing the ticket, the lower part of the ticket can be seen in advance, and when taking out the ticket, the part that is visible can be picked up with the tip of a finger and pulled out without touching the ticket.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1: Front view. Figure 2: Side view. Figure 3: Plan views A and B (developed view of the pinch lid). FIG. 4: A rear view of the non-magnetic metal of the main body 1 bonded to artificial leather in which the folds of the opening/closing fulcrum 8 of the clamping lid 3 are mechanically formed at the bases of both wings of the kite-shaped case main body. Figure 5: A back view A and a side view B of the triangular cylindrical inner lid 2 that is joined to the case body 1, and the triangular apex of the triangular cylindrical shape of the inner lid 2 is shown in the plane shown in Figure 3. As shown in the side view B in FIG. 5, a bar magnet 6 having an attractive habit and formed into a triangular cylinder shape is attached to the lashes of FIGS. A and B. FIG. 6: A rear view of the case body and the inner lid 2, in which a magnetic metal 7 is provided on one side of the tip of the sandwich lid 3, and a developed view of the sandwich lid 3. FIG. FIG. 7: An explanatory diagram of the operation for explaining how to use the present invention, a developed perspective view A, and a side development view,
B.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] The storage case consists of a vertically long non-magnetic metal plate 1, a latch 10 on the front, a fold 8 provided to fit the plate 1, and a piece of leather with magnetic metal 7 bordered on both ends. The clipping lid 3 used, the inner lid 2 formed into a triangular tube shape from plastic or the like on the back, a bar magnet 6 installed at the top of 2, and a bar magnet 6 installed on the side of 1 to set 1 and 2 together. 4, 5 provided at an obtuse angle on the bottom of 2, and a horizontal shaft 4a. Ticket storage case.