Combination key and locking cover

摘要

The combination key and locking cover provides a decorative key and a decorative cover for the blade of the key in order to aid in loss prevention of the key, as well as providing protection for the user from the cuts in the blade of the key. The key includes a head, a locking hub mounted on a lower portion of the head, and a blade secured to the locking hub and projecting downwardly therefrom. The cover has opposed upper and lower ends, with a rim being formed at the upper end of the cover, and a recess formed inside the cover. The locking hub of the key is releasably lockable to the rim of the cover, such that when the locking hub of the key is attached to the rim, the blade of the key is releasably contained within the recess.

主权项

1. A combination key and locking cover adapted to complete an imitative representation of an animal, comprising:
a key including:
a head having opposed upper and lower portions, wherein the head has a first configuration that defines a first portion of the imitative representation of the animal;a locking hub mounted on the lower portion of the head, wherein a plurality of bayonet slots are formed circumferentially about the locking hub; anda blade secured to the locking hub and projecting downwardly therefrom; and a cover having opposed upper and lower ends, wherein the cover has a second, distinct configuration that defines a second portion of the imitative representation of the animal, a rim being formed at the upper end of the cover, a plurality of locking tabs mounted to the rim of the cover, and a recess formed in the cover between the opposed upper and lower ends, wherein the locking hub of the key is releasably lockable to the rim of the cover by releasable engagement of the plurality of locking tabs in the plurality of bayonet slots formed circumferentially in the locking hub, whereby when the locking hub of the key is attached to the rim of the cover, the blade of the key is releasably contained within the recess formed in the cover and the first and second configurations combine to complete the imitative representation of the animal.