| 摘要 |
916,664. Clips. BLEILER, H. D. Feb. 11, 1959 [Feb. 26, 1958], No. 4771/59. Class 44. An attachment means for a line 10 is formed from a single length of wire and comprises a pair of loops disposed in the same plane, one end of each loop being integral with the other loop and the other ends lying adjacent each other, extensions 7, 8 of these ends lying in a plane at right-angles, to the plane of the loops. One end of the line is passed through one of the loops and then over the upper side of the loops before being drawn between the stem and a portion 4 and behind the loop through which it was initially passed. The portion 4 may be curved, the loops may be unlike in size and the stem may be adapted for screwing into, or swivelling on, a support. The line may be wound twice around the extensions 7, 8. |
