Belt buckle
First Claim
1. A buckle for a belt of the type having a plurality of regularly spaced holes along a first end and the buckle engaged with the second end, or similar wearing apparel, comprising:
- (a) a substantially rigid buckle member having a loop for receiving therethrough the first of two ends of the belt; and
(b) interlocking means permanently affixed to the second end of the belt releasably interlocking with the first end of the belt, after the first end has been passed through said loop, and releasably interlocking with said buckle member.
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Abstract
Disclosed is a buckle for a belt in which parts of the buckle are provided in two interrelated, yet separate, parts. The first part, secured to one end of the belt, comprises a plate having two extending tangs. The first tang extends downwardly and through the end of the belt to which it is affixed. It engages an aperture in a rigid loop. The second tang extends upwardly so as to engage the apertures in the free end of the belt, after the belt has been inserted through the rigid loop. The rigid loop has an implement formed as an integral part thereof. The implement is inserted into a pouch in the belt.
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5 Claims
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1. A buckle for a belt of the type having a plurality of regularly spaced holes along a first end and the buckle engaged with the second end, or similar wearing apparel, comprising:
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(a) a substantially rigid buckle member having a loop for receiving therethrough the first of two ends of the belt; and (b) interlocking means permanently affixed to the second end of the belt releasably interlocking with the first end of the belt, after the first end has been passed through said loop, and releasably interlocking with said buckle member. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5)
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