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Title: US4402577: Eyeglass frame with detachable frame front
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: Minart, Francois; Saint Germain en Laye, France

Assignee: Essilor International, cie Generale d'Optique, Creteil, France
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Published / Filed: 1983-09-06 / 1981-02-11

Application Number: US1981000233566

IPC Code: Advanced: G02C 1/04; G02C 1/06; G02C 5/00; G02C 5/02;
Core: G02C 1/00; more...
IPC-7: G02C 5/00; G02C 5/10;

ECLA Code: G02C1/04; G02C1/06; G02C5/00;

U.S. Class: Current: 351/125; 351/140;
Original: 351/125; 351/140;

Field of Search: 351/125,149,133,134,135,140,150,124,105,98 002/442,443

Priority Number:
1980-02-18  FR1980000003466

Abstract:     An eyeglass frame with a detachable frame front is disclosed. The eyeglass frame comprises a main frame structure including a main cross bar and hinged temples at its ends, and the separate, detachable frame front comprises rims interconnected by a pair of parallel cross members defining a bridge. A fastener member or pad is secured to the underside of the main cross bar and has a pair of parallel grooves cooparable with the cross members for releasably securing the latter in position. One of the grooves is along the front surface of the fastener member and the other groove lies along the lower surface thereof. The fastener member also has one or more apertures cooperable with teats on an additional (sun) frame front for releasable securing the latter. Alternatively the additional frame front may be pivotally mounted on the fastener member.

Attorney, Agent or Firm: Brown, Charles E. ;

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Corbin, John K.; Bovernick, Rodney B.

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What I claim is:     1. An eyeglass frame comprising a main frame structure and a separate, detachable frame front, said frame front having a bridge portion defined by a pair of parallel cross members, means for releasably mounting said frame front on said main frame structure including a fastener member having a pair of parallel grooves releasably engageable with said cross members.

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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 3pp US2380638* 1945-07 D'Urbano    
Get PDF - 5pp US3238005* 1966-03 Petitto    
Get PDF - 6pp US3713732  1973-01 Gooch  Midland Optical, Incorporaed TWO PIECE GOGGLE CONSTRUCTION
Get PDF - 5pp US4345824  1982-08 Daubignard  Essilor International "Cie Generale d'Optique" Eyeglass frames openable at the bridge
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Foreign References:
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Publication Date IPC Code Assignee   Title
Buy PDF FR0478645 1915-12  G02C 1/02 RENE LIBMAN Système de montage du verre dans les pince-nez 
  FR2094810 1972-04  G02C 1/04 BOUHANNA JACQUES  


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