Device for carrying sets of documents and containers of various sizes
OwnerDavid E. Berdychinventor
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Abstract
A device is disclosed for carrying sets of documents of various sizes utilizing at least a document support tray supported on the forearm of a carrier by a forearm supporter secured by a single arm and hand of a carrier such that the documents may easily be delivered utilizing the free arm of the carrier to selectively pick from one of the stacks made available through the device. The device also includes a holder to secure an animal repellent container. The device includes a at least one tine extending from the document support tray for supporting boxes or bags. The device provides a novel method of delivering mail whereby the carrier may have free use of the hand and arm opposite to that engaged by the device.
Claims15
A device for carrying sets of documents of various sizes in such a manner to permit convenient access to the topmost documents and rapid, coordinated distribution of the desired documents, the device adapted to be supported between a carrier's forearm and his body, the device comprising:
- a) a document support tray for accepting and retaining documents, wherein the document support tray has first and second ends, first and second edges, and a top and a bottom surface, wherein a longitudinal axis extends between the first end and the second end;
- b) a forearm supporter attached to the tray, wherein the forearm supporter is adapted to only partially engage the forearm of the carrier, and wherein the forearm supporter is positioned adjacent to the bottom surface of the tray;
- c) at least one tine extending along the bottom of the document support tray in a direction from the first end toward the second end of the document support tray, wherein the tine extends beyond and is unsupported beyond the second end of the document support tray to define a cantilevered portion;
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- d) wherein the at least one tine has a first end proximate to the first end of the document support tray and a second end opposite thereto and wherein the at least one tine is secured proximate to the first end of the at least one tine.
A device for carrying sets of documents of various sizes in such a manner to permit convenient access to the topmost documents and rapid, coordinated distribution of the desired documents, the device adapted to be supported between a carrier's forearm and his body, the device comprising:
- a) a document support tray for accepting and retaining documents, wherein the document support tray has first and second ends, first and second edges, and a top and a bottom surface, wherein a longitudinal axis extends between the first end and the second end;
- b) a forearm supporter attached to the tray, wherein the forearm supporter is adapted to only partially engage the forearm of the carrier, and wherein the forearm supporter is positioned adjacent to the bottom surface of the tray;
- c) at least one tine extending along the bottom of the document support tray in a direction from the first end toward the second end of the document support tray, wherein the tine extends beyond and is unsupported beyond the second end of the document support tray to define a cantilevered portion;
- d) wherein the forearm supporter and the at least one tine are secured to the bottom of the document support tray;
- e) wherein the forearm supporter and the at least one tine are secured to the bottom of the document support tray through a post;
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- f) wherein the at least one tine is positioned between the document support tray and the forearm support.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.