Credit card case

Details Credit card case Credit card case

2011-04-12

2011-04-12

Stashick, Anthony (Department: 3781)

Purses, wallets, and protective covers

Pocket or purse-carried container

Card container

C206S214000, C206S037000, C206S039000, C150S134000, C150S145000

Reexamination Certificate

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07921890

ABSTRACT:
A credit card case mainly has a case body and two self-restoring parts disposed within the case body. The case body is formed with an inlet disposed at one end thereof and has two nicks disposed respectively at the upper and lower ends of the inlet. Each of the two self-restoring parts has a locking point disposed at the end thereof that is near the inlet. By means of such a structure, the credit card can push the locking points toward the side ends of the inlet after being placed into the case body till it is fully contained in the containing space within the case body, and the self-restoring parts can be restored elastically and thus lock the edges of the credit card with the locking points.

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