Device for carrying eye glasses and writing implements

Claim 1

A device for carrying eye glasses and writing implements comprising: A VERTICALLY ELONGATED HOLLOW RECTANGULAR CASE OPEN AT ITS TOP END, SAID CASE HAVING FIRST AND SECOND OPPOSITE MAJOR SURFACES WITH A VERTICALLY ELONGATED ZIPPER IN THE FIRST SURFACE TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO THE INTERIOR OF THE CASE, THE SECOND MAJOR SURFACE HAVING TWO PARALLEL VERTICAL SLOTS SPACED INWARDLY FROM ITS OUTER EDGES, THE CASE BEING ADAPTED TO REMOVABLY RECEIVE A FOLDED PAIR OF EYE GLASSES; MEANS AT THE UPPER END OF THE CASE ADAPTED TO BE DETACHABLY SECURED TO THE WAIST BELT OF A USER WHEREBY THE CASE CAN HANG DOWNWARD THEREFROM, SAID MEANS INCLUDING A BELT ENGAGING HOOK; AND A PAIR OF ADJACENT BUT HORIZONTALLY SPACED VERTICALLY ELONGATED U shaped elements formed from a unitary structure which when attached to said second major surface forms pockets which are closed except for open top and bottom ends, the structure having opposite vertically extending edges which extend through said slots, and then at right angles thereto and parallel to the inside surface of said second major surface to hold the structure in place, the pockets being located on the outside of the second major surface of the case and being adapted to removably receive pens, pencils or other writing implements.

Claim 2

A device for carrying eye glasses and writing implements comprising: A VERTICALLY ELONGATED HOLLOW RECTANGULAR CASE OPEN AT ITS TOP END, SAID CASE HAVING FIRST AND SECOND OPPOSITE MAJOR SURFACES WITH A VERTICALLY ELONGATED ZIPPER IN THE FIRST SURFACE TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO THE INTERIOR OF THE CASE, THE SECOND MAJOR SURFACE HAVING TWO PARALLEL VERTICAL SLOTS SPACED INWARDLY FROM ITS OUTER EDGES, THE CASE BEING ADAPTED TO REMOVABLY RECEIVE A FOLDED PAIR OF EYE GLASSES; MEANS AT THE UPPER END OF THE CASE ADAPTED TO BE DETACHABLY SECURED TO THE WAIST BELT OF A USER WHEREBY THE CASE CAN HANG DOWNWARD THEREFROM, SAID MEANS INCLUDING A BELT ENGAGING HOOK; AND A PAIR OF ADJACENT BUT HORIZONTALLY SPACED VERTICALLY ELONGATED U shaped elements formed from a unitary structure which when attached to said second major surface forms pockets which are closed except for open top and bottom ends, the structure having opposite vertically extending edges which extend through said slots, and then at right angles thereto and parallel to the inside surface of said second major surface to hold the structure in place, the pockets being located on the outside of the second major surface of the case and being adapted to removably receive pens, pencils or other writing implements.