Appeal No. 2004-1098
Application No. 09/658,278
said caster wheels secured to said bottom surface of said
base plate, extending from said base plate in spaced apart
relationship to each other;
said end structures being secured to said base plate, one
near each end thereof and projecting from said top surface of
said base plate in divergent relationship to each other;
each of said end structures having a first portion secured
at one end to said base plate and a bail pivotally secured at its
open end to said first portion at the other end of said first
portion;
each of said bails comprising two substantially parallel
bail legs, each of said bail legs having upper and lower bail leg
ends, said upper bail leg ends of each of said bails being
connected by a tubular padded connecting rod;
each of said first portions comprising two substantially
parallel standards, each of said standards having upper and lower
standard ends, said upper standard ends being pivotally and
adjustably secured to said lower bail leg ends by means of a bolt
having a tubular pad disposed thereon;
each of said lower standard ends having a foot portion
substantially perpendicular thereto, each said foot portion
having an aperture disposed therethrough for receiving a screw
for connecting to said base plate, each of said standard ends
being positionable along each said channel, wherein said channel
is dimensioned to receive said screw for adjustably mounting said
standard along the length of said channel at selective positions
so that said standards are arranged immediately adjacent to the
sides of a bass or viol securing the bass or viol to said cart;
and,
a compression spring mounted on said base plate at the
center of said top surface of said base plate, and a socket
carried by said spring in spaced relationship to said base plate,
said socket being adapted to receive the bottom end boss of a
bass viol, said bails being adapted to hook into the bow recesses
thereof.
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