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Title: US7347544: Hingeless eyeglasses as collar or headband
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Country: US United States of America

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Inventor: McLaughlin, Karen Sumire; Lafayette, CA, United States of America 94549

Assignee: None

Published / Filed: 2008-03-25 / 2006-09-05

Application Number: US2006000516106

IPC Code: Advanced: G02C 5/00;

ECLA Code: G02C3/00B; G02C5/00B; G02C5/22H; G02C11/02;

U.S. Class: 351/041; 351/111; 351/158; 002/452;

Field of Search: 351/041,44,51,52,111,158 002/452

Government Interest: FEDERALLY SPONSORED RESEARCH
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Priority Number:
2006-09-05  US2006000516106

Abstract:     Hingeless eyeglasses as collar or headband comprises a pair of reading glass or sunglass lenses framed by a lightweight, horseshoe shaped, single piece of narrow band. The narrow band containing eyeglass lenses is specifically shaped to fit around the neck or on top of the head of a wearer comfortably when the device is not being used. Unlike most wearers of bi-focal or prescription lenses, the inconvenience of locating the eyeglasses is common among the wearers of reading glasses or sunglasses. Therefore, to be worn as a collar, a necklace, or a headband and not having to experience the frequent losses of hinge screws are advantages over the prior art. The present device provides a wearer a choice of assorted strengths of optical lenses, as well as various shades and shapes, framed by several sizes, colors, and designs of attractive narrow bands. The present device can be inexpensively manufactured.

Primary / Asst. Examiners: Mai, Huy K;

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    1. A pair of eyeglasses comprising a frame and lens pair supported by said frame, the frame comprising a U-shaped band having a centrally-located bridge located proximate to and between each lens of said lens pair and having two distal ends, each distal end being characterized as being narrower than the frame portion proximate said lens pair and being upturned when said eyeglasses are being worn by a user.

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Patent  Pub.Date  Inventor Assignee   Title
Get PDF - 1pp USD200735* 1965-03 Mit chell    
Get PDF - 2pp US3526449  1970-09 Bolle et al.   ONE-PIECE SUNGLASSES
Get PDF - 5pp US3774998  1973-11 Kise   SPECTACLES BEING CONCURRENTLY USED AS BRACELETS, NECKLACES OR THE LIKE
Get PDF - 12pp US5771500  1998-06 Mayes   Headband with lens piece
Get PDF - 7pp US5893198  1999-04 DeCotis  La Loop Eyeglass-holder necklace assembly
Get PDF - 9pp US5898472  1999-04 Oshikawa   Automatic eyewear strap winding device
Get PDF - 28pp US5903928  1999-05 Hyung-Seob  Pyung An Textile Co., Ltd. Device for hanging spectacles on garment
Get PDF - 4pp US5956812  1999-09 Moennig   Eyeglass holder
Get PDF - 44pp US7070273  2006-07 Benavides et al.  180s, Inc. Eyeglasses frame with rotatable temples
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