US2013037185A1PendingUtilityA1
Handbag assemblages
Est. expiryAug 12, 2031(~5 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Carrie Elizabeth Hubbell
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Abstract
A handbag assemblage system with main bags and cover slip accessory bags for overlaying the main bag and hung therefrom by corresponding arrays of holes of such bags engaging projecting studs of the main bag, enabling a line of uncovered bags or a variety of covered bag assemblages for diverse aesthetic and functional purposes.
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exact text as granted — not AI-modified1 . A handbag assemblage system comprising:
(a) a main bag with an upper opening, opposing sides, opposite ends and a bottom with arrays of studs with proximal and distal ends and an intervening shaft, of at least three per array, with arrays projecting from opposite sides at an upper portion of the main bag; (b) one or more corresponding cover slip accessory bags of form and size essentially similar to that of all or a portion of the main bag, slidable over the main bag and having holes therein in arrays corresponding to the main bag studs arrays that are sized and constructed to pass over the studs as assembly is completed to hang the accessory bag from the main bag or otherwise engage the two bags.
2 . The handbag assemblage system of claim 1 wherein the studs are connected to the main bag at their proximal ends, project outwardly therefrom and have enlarged portions at their distal ends.
3 . The handbag assemblage of claim 2 wherein the holes of the cover bags have stress relief constructs to prevent tearing or enlargement from repeated passing over the studs' enlarged distal ends.
4 . The handbag assembly system of claim 2 wherein the studs are of one piece form with a proximal base, shaft or pin like intermediate section and enlarged distal end.
5 . The handbag assembly system of claim 2 wherein the studs are of two piece form.
6 . The handbag assemblage system of claim 5 wherein the stud distal end is a distinct portion of it attachable to/removal from the stud at its distal end.
7 . A multi-form article having a main piece with an array of at least two studs projecting from it and one or more separate accessory cover pieces, each with an array of at least two holes therein, sized and arranged to pass over the main piece's studs' distal ends for engagement of the cover piece with the main piece and engagement therefor, the studs having proximal and distal ends and an intermediate shaft portion and being attached to the main piece at stud proximal ends and having an enlarged distal end for retaining the cover piece after engagement.
8 . The article of claim 7 comprising a main bag as the main piece and a suite of at least two cover bags each serving as a cover bag, each of the cover bags being engageable and disengageable with the main bag via their respective studs and hole arrangements.
9 . The article of claim 7 as a clothing or footwear product.
10 . The article of claim 7 as a house ware product.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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