One-piece garment
CA 1247801 A · Owner: Lavergne, Suzanne · Inventors: Lavergne, Robert
Overview
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A one-piece garment which can be worn as a jacket and which alternately can be used as a shoulder gun holster when slung crosswise. The garment consists of a quadrangular piece of material defining a "top" and a "bottom" face and having two large spaced cavities along one side thereof. First and second exterior side flaps and an intermediate large flap are defined by the large spaced cavities, the section of said garment opposite said large cavities and flaps is rectangular and defines a peripheral zip fastener. This garment section is adapted to bend in two intermediately thereof for interlocking engagement of the zip fastener tracks so as to define a closed shoulder gun case. Snap buttons …
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- Granted January 3, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 3, 2006.
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