US2002092958A1PendingUtilityA1

Windshield mirror hanger

Priority: Jan 16, 2001Filed: Mar 27, 2001Published: Jul 18, 2002
Est. expiryJan 16, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Steven Lusk
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Abstract

A novelty hanger for the hanging and display of novelties and articles which are usually hung from the interior rearview mirror or rearview mirror support post of an automobile.

Claims

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1 . A demountable hanger for supporting and attaching a plurality of novelties to an automobile interior rearview mirror said hanger having a top and a bottom and a hook assembly and a plurality of U-shaped tab attachments connected thereto comprising 
 (a) an inverted hook assembly located at the top of said hanger wherein said hook provides a means for suspending said hanger from the horizontal support post wherein said support post is supporting the rearview mirror from the automobile windshield;    (b) a plurality of attachment means located along and above the bottom of said hanger wherein said attachments are comprised of inverted U-shaped tab members wherein such members being adapted to hang a plurality of novelties therefrom.    
     
     
         2 . A demountable hanger for supporting and attaching a plurality of novelties to an automobile interior rearview mirror said mirror being attached to said interior by means of a support assembly, said support assembly being comprised of a horizontal rod wherein said rod interconnects between said mirror and the automobile windshield, wherein said hanger is demountably suspended from said rod by said inverted hook attached to and connected over the top of said rod, said hook being integrally connected to said hanger wherein said hanger comprises a plurality of inverted U-shaped tab members wherein said members being adapted to hang a plurality of novelties therefrom.

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