Trophy Assembling Systems And Methods

Abstract

Trophy assembly and methods for assembling a trophy are disclosed. A trophy assembly includes a first trophy component, a second trophy component and a locking mechanism for engaging at least the first and second trophy components to form the trophy assembly. The locking mechanism includes at least a male connector and a first female connector. The male connector includes a first configuration which matches with a second configuration of the first female connector such that when the male connector mates with the first female connector, the at least first and second trophy components are engaged with each other through a twisting or rotating motion to provide a secured connection between the at least first and second trophy components.

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[0001] Cross References to Related Applications [0002] This application claims the benefit of priority to U.S. Provisional Patent Application Serial No. 62 / 309,443, filed March 16, 2016, the entire contents of which are incorporated herein by reference for all purposes. Background technique [0003] Trophies typically comprise ornamental or decorative statues or structures adapted to be placed on pedestals or risers secured to support bases. Ornamental or decorative structures often contain three-dimensional representations involving sports or activities related to the trophy. A base or riser is used to extend the height of the trophy, while a support base is used to provide support for the ornamental or decorative structure and to allow the trophy engraving to be attached to the support base. The various components of the trophy are assembled together using various fastening mechanisms to form the trophy assembly. However, traditional methods of trophy assembly are labor-...

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However, traditional methods of trophy assembly are labor-intensive and inefficient

Additionally, traditional trophy assembly techniques require the use of various hardware that is not cost-effective

Furthermore, once the various components of a trophy assembly are assembled using conventional techniques, the trophy assembly is typically fixed and not easily disassembled into individual assemblies thereafter

Therefore, traditional assembly techniques are immutable and do not allow users to mix and match any existing or new trophy components to be assembled and disassembled

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