Tape dispenser with configured side walls
OwnerRobert Dickieinventor
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Abstract
A tape dispenser for young children. The dispenser includes first and second sides that are formed in the shape of an animal and more particularly in the shape of a turtle or snail. The first and second sides are connected together to form a chamber into which a roll of tape is inserted. Each of the first and second sides includes an end portion that is enlarged. A cutter blade is mounted between the enlarged end portions and is positioned a spaced distance inwardly from an outer edge of each end portion. The upper and outer walls of the dispenser include a plurality of ridges to aid in the gripping of the dispenser. The ridges are shaped and positioned to represent the shells of either a turtle or a snail.
Claims20
A tape dispenser comprising;
- a first side having an inner wall, an outer wall, an upper wall and a bottom wall;
- a second side having an inner wall, an outer wall, an upper wall and a bottom wall;
- wherein said first and second sides are connected together and form a chamber adapted to receive a roll of tape therein;
- and wherein the first and second sides form a forward section and a rear section of the dispenser;
- a plurality of ridges disposed on the rear section of the dispenser;
- and
- a cutter blade mounted on an end portion of the forward section, the cutter blade being disposed inwardly of an outer edge of said end portion.
A tape dispenser comprising;
- a first side having an inner wall, an outer wall, an upper wall and a bottom wall;
- a second side having an inner wall, an outer wall, an upper wall and a bottom wall;
- wherein both of said first and second sides are formed in the shape of an animal and are connected together;
- and wherein the first and second sides form a forward section and a rear section of the dispenser;
- a plurality of ridges disposed on the rear section of the dispenser;
- and
- a cutter blade mounted on an end portion of the forward section, the cutter blade being disposed inwardly of an outer edge of said end portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.