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US 6,920,642 · App. 10/726,781 · Granted Jul 26, 2005

Necktie knot simulator

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Patent No.
US 6,920,642
App. No.
10/726,781
Granted
Jul 26, 2005
Kind
B2
Abstract

A necktie knot simulator closely resembling the shape of a necktie knot. Generally consisting of a one piece body with three properly dimensioned, fully enclosed circular apertures, one at the upper right, one at the upper left, and one at the base to provide both a means to thread a necktie through the necktie knot simulator and compressive resistance. The back side of the necktie knot simulator is predominantly open to allow wearer access to the necktie while threading it through the invention. The front surface of the necktie knot simulator can easily be modified to include inlays, logos, patterns or even precious and semi-precious gemstones.

Claims (5)

1. A Necktie Knot Simulator comprising

(a) one piece shell member having an inverted triangular truncated front wall, a left side wall, a right side wall, a horizontal top wall, three small rear bridges, two fully enclosed circular side apertures located at the upper end of each said side wall and separated by said horizontal top wall, a fully enclosed circular bottom aperture located at the lower end of said side walls, and

(b) said fully enclosed circular side apertures will be a specific diameter to provide compressive resistance to a necktie when said necktie is threaded thru, and

(c) said fully enclosed circular bottom aperture will be a specific diameter to provide compressive resistance to said necktie when said necktie is threaded thru twice, and

(d) the rear of said necktie knot simulator, comprised of three small bridges which serve to fully enclose said three circular apertures is substantially open to facilitate passing said necktie thru said fully enclosed circular apertures.

Continuity (1)
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