Claims Analysis
Total Claims: 6
Claim 1
Independent Claim
115 words
In an article of wearing apparel for a pedestrian for visually signaling the driver of a moving vehicle and thereby warning him of the presence of the pedestrian in or near the path of the vehicle when it is dark, the combination comprising A. an outer garment for covering a portion of the body, said garment being provided with a pocket which may be turned inside out, being devoid of all means for signaling the driver, and being otherwise conventional in all respects, and B. a light reflective material applied directly to an inner surface area of said pocket, said light reflective material being fully exposed to view when said pocket is turned inside out.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim
115 words
In an article of wearing apparel for a pedestrian for visually signaling the driver of a moving vehicle and thereby warning him of the presence of the pedestrian in or near the path of the vehicle when it is dark, the combination comprising A. an outer garment for covering a portion of the body, said garment being provided with a pocket which may be turned inside out, being devoid of all means for signaling the driver, and being otherwise conventional in all respects, and B. a light reflective material applied directly to an inner surface area of said pocket, said light reflective material being fully exposed to view when said pocket is turned inside out.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim
51 words
The combination according to claim 1 wherein the light reflective material extends over and covers a substantial area of the inner surface of the pocket exposed to view when said pocket is turned inside out, and the light reflective material is inseparably affixed to said surface in said covering relation thereto.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim
176 words
In an article of wearing apparel for a pedestrian for visually signaling the driver of a moving vehicle and thereby warning him of the presence of the pedestrian in or near the path of the vehicle when it is dark, the combination comprising A. an outer garment for covering the upper part of the body, said garment being provided with a collar which may be turned up, being devoid of all means for signaling the driver, and being otherwise conventional in all respects; B. a light reflective material applied directly to a surface area of the garment normally concealed from view by said turned down collar, said light reflective material being fully exposed to view when said collar is turned up; and C. the light reflective material being in strip form and extending over and covering a substantial portion of the surface of the garment fully exposed to view when the collar is turned up, and the light reflective material being inseparably affixed along all of its edges to said surface in said covering relation thereto.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim
176 words
In an article of wearing apparel for a pedestrian for visually signaling the driver of a moving vehicle and thereby warning him of the presence of the pedestrian in or near the path of the vehicle when it is dark, the combination comprising A. an outer garment for covering the upper part of the body, said garment being provided with a collar which may be turned up, being devoid of all means for signaling the driver, and being otherwise conventional in all respects; B. a light reflective material applied directly to a surface area of the garment normally concealed from view by said turned down collar, said light reflective material being fully exposed to view when said collar is turned up; and C. the light reflective material being in strip form and extending over and covering a substantial portion of the surface of the garment fully exposed to view when the collar is turned up, and the light reflective material being inseparably affixed along all of its edges to said surface in said covering relation thereto.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim
29 words
The combination according to claim 3 wherein the collar terminates at each end in a lapel, the light reflective material extends about said collar and downwardly along said lapels.