Sun shield assembly for detachable attachment to infant's seat

Chairs and seats – With weather shield or insect protector

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040279154

ABSTRACT:
A sun shield assembly for detachable attachment to an infant's seat includes a pair of mounting brackets and a hood mountable in the brackets. Each bracket is formed with a base having an adhesive material on one face thereof and a hollow cylindrical boss projecting from the other face of the boss. The hood is given a pair of cylindrical pivot pins which extend from the opposed side walls of the hood and are dimensioned to pivot within the corresponding boss of the mounting bracket. The hood is made of a material which is sufficiently resilient such that the side walls can be separated to a spaced apart distance whereby the pivot pins can be inserted into the respective bosses.

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