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1. A garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture comprising a garment sleeve and a shield, said shield comprising a plurality of knuckle thimbles on a shield base, said shield base being attached to said sleeve.
2. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 1 wherein said sleeve comprises a sleeve thimble aperture corresponding to each said knuckle thimble, and a sleeve inner surface, each said sleeve thimble aperture being sized to admit one said knuckle thimble, said shield being attached to said sleeve inner surface, and each said knuckle thimble extending through a corresponding said sleeve thimble aperture.
3. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 2 wherein said sleeve further comprises a thumb aperture sized to admit a human thumb, and emplaced so that when the thumb of a wearer of said garment sleeve extends through said thumb aperture, said wearer’s knuckles are disposed beneath, and are protected by, said knuckle thimbles.
4. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 3 wherein at least one said knuckle thimble comprises indicia, whereby aesthetic appeal of said shield may be enhanced.
5. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 3 wherein each said knuckle thimble comprises a thimble dome on one surface of said shield base and a corresponding thimble void directly opposed on an opposite surface of said shield base, said thimble void nesting within said thimble dome.
6. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 3 wherein said shield is attached to said sleeve by means of adhesive.
7. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 3 wherein said shield is attached to said sleeve by means of stitching.
8. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 1 wherein said shield is attached to a sleeve outer surface.
9. A garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture comprising a shield attached to a sleeve, said sleeve comprising a sleeve outer surface, a sleeve inner surface, an arm hole, and a sleeve distal end, said shield comprising a plurality of knuckle thimbles attached to a shield base, successive said knuckle thimbles being spaced apart a distance corresponding to a distance between adjacent human knuckles.
10. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 9 wherein said sleeve further comprises a thumb aperture sized to admit a human thumb, and emplaced so that when the thumb of a wearer of said garment sleeve extends through said thumb aperture, said wearer’s knuckles are disposed beneath, and are protected by, said knuckle thimbles.
11. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 10 wherein said sleeve comprises a sleeve thimble aperture corresponding to each said knuckle thimble, each said sleeve thimble aperture being sized to admit one said knuckle thimble, said shield being attached to said sleeve inner surface, each said knuckle thimble extending through a corresponding said sleeve thimble aperture.
12. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 9 wherein each said knuckle thimble comprises a thimble dome on one surface of said shield base and a corresponding thimble void directly opposed on an opposite surface of said shield base, said thimble void nesting within said thimble dome.
13. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 9 wherein at least one said knuckle thimble comprises indicia, whereby aesthetic appeal of said shield may be enhanced.
14. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 10 wherein said shield is attached to said sleeve outer surface.
15. A garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture comprising a shield attached to a sleeve, said shield comprising a plurality of knuckle thimbles attached to a base, successive said knuckle thimbles being spaced apart a distance corresponding to a distance between adjacent human knuckles, said sleeve comprising a sleeve outer surface, a sleeve inner surface, an arm hole, a sleeve distal end, and a sleeve thimble aperture corresponding to each said knuckle thimble, said shield being attached to said sleeve inner surface, each said sleeve thimble aperture being sized to admit one said knuckle thimble, each said knuckle thimble extending from an interior of said sleeve to an exterior of said sleeve through a corresponding said sleeve thimble aperture.
16. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 15 wherein said sleeve further comprises a thumb aperture sized to admit a human thumb, and emplaced so that when a thumb of a wearer of said garment sleeve extends through said thumb aperture, said wearer’s knuckles are disposed beneath, and are protected by, said knuckle thimbles.
17. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 16 further comprising indicia on at least one said knuckle thimble.
18. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 10 wherein insertion of said wearer’s thumb through said thumb aperture locates each said knuckle thimble over a corresponding wearer metacarpal phalangeal joint.
19. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 10 wherein insertion of said wearer’s thumb through said thumb aperture locates each said knuckle thimble over a corresponding wearer proximal interphalangeal joint.
20. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 10 wherein insertion of said wearer’s thumb through said thumb aperture locates each said knuckle thimble over a corresponding wearer distal interphalangeal joint.
21. A garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture comprising a plurality of knuckle thimbles attached to a garment sleeve.
22. The garment sleeve with knuckle protector and thumb aperture of claim 21 wherein said sleeve further comprises a thumb aperture sized to admit a human thumb, and emplaced so that when the thumb of a wearer of said garment sleeve extends through said thumb aperture, said wearer’s knuckles are disposed beneath, and are protected by, said knuckle thimbles.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A producing method for a pattern of an electroconductive member, comprising:
a step of forming a resin film on a substrate surface;
a step of incorporating, into a resin having an acidic group, a liquid containing a first metal complex salt, and a second metal complex salt of which a conjugate acid is a weaker acid than a conjugate acid of the first metal complex salt and of which a metal complex component is same as that of the first metal complex salt; and
a step of baking the resin film impregnated with the metal component to form a conductive film on the substrate.
2. A method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member according to claim 1, wherein the liquid has a pH value of 5 to 1.
3. A method for producing an electronic device provided with a substrate including a circuit having an electroconductive member in at least a part thereof, wherein at least a part of the electroconductive member is formed by a method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member according to claim 1.
4. A method for producing an electron emitting device including an electroconductive member as a constituent, wherein the electroconductive member is formed by a method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member according to claim 1.
5. A method for producing an image display apparatus provided with an electron source including, on a substrate, plural electron emitting devices and plural row wirings and plural column wirings for constituting a matrix wiring of the electron emitting devices, and an image forming member including a light emitting member which emits light by an irradiation of the electrons emitted from the electron emitting devices, wherein at least either one of the electrodes constituting the electron emitting devices, the row wirings and the column wirings is formed by a method for producing a pattern of a conductive member according to claim 1.
6. A method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member, comprising:
a step of forming on a substrate surface a resin film containing acid group;
a step of incorporating into the resin film a liquid having a pH value of 5 to 1 and containing a metal complex salt and a metal complex carbonate of which a conjugate carbonic acid is a weaker acid than a conjugate acid of the metal complex salt and of which a metal complex component is same as a metal complex component of the metal complex salt; and
a step of baking the resin film to form the electroconductive member from a metal component incorporated into the resin film.
7. A method for producing an electronic device provided with a substrate including a circuit having an electroconductive member in at least a part thereof, wherein at least a part of the electroconductive member is formed by a method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member according to claim 6.
8. A method for producing an electron emitting device including an electroconductive member as a constituent, wherein the electroconductive member is formed by a method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member according to claim 6.
9. A method for producing an image display apparatus provided with an electron source including, on a substrate, plural electron emitting devices and plural row wirings and plural column wirings for constituting a matrix wiring of the electron emitting devices, and an image forming member including a light emitting member which emits light by an irradiation of the electrons emitted from the electron emitting devices, wherein at least either one of the electrodes constituting the electron emitting devices, the row wirings and the column wirings is formed by a method for producing a pattern of a conductive member according to claim 6.
10. A method for producing for a pattern of an electroconductive member including a step of forming a resin film on a substrate surface, a step of incorporating into a resin film of a resin having an acidic group, a liquid containing a first metal complex salt, and a step of baking the resin film impregnated with the metal component thereby forming an electroconductive film on the substrate, wherein, in the step of incorporating into the resin film the metal component of the first metal complex salt, a liquid containing a second metal complex salt of which a conjugate acid is a weaker acid than a conjugate acid of the first metal complex salt and of which a metal complex component is same as that of the first metal complex salt is added to the liquid containing the first metal complex.
11. A method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member according to claim 10, wherein the second metal complex salt is a carbonate salt.
12. A method for producing an electronic device provided with a substrate including a circuit having an electroconductive member in at least a part thereof, wherein at least a part of the electroconductive member is formed by a method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member according to claim 10.
13. A method for producing an electron emitting device including an electroconductive member as a constituent, wherein the electroconductive member is formed by a method for producing a pattern of an electroconductive member according to claim 10.
14. A method for producing an image display apparatus provided with an electron source including, on a substrate, plural electron emitting devices and plural row wirings and plural column wirings for constituting a matrix wiring of the electron emitting devices, and an image forming member including a light emitting member which emits light by an irradiation of the electrons emitted from the electron emitting devices, wherein at least either one of the electrodes constituting the electron emitting devices, the row wirings and the column wirings is formed by a method for producing a pattern of a conductive member according to claim 10.