Napkin/Purse Holder
OwnerAlbert N. Santilliinventor
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Abstract
A napkin/purse holder includes an elongate center portion having first and second ends, a front surface and a rear surface, and a longitudinal axis. A first hook is connected to and extends from the first end of the center portion. A finger having first and second ends is provided. The first end of the finger is connected to the center portion and the second end of the finger is movable and is adapted to engage a napkin and compress it in place against the center portion. Preferably the force applied by the second end can be adjusted. If desired, a second hook can be connected to and extend from the second end of the center portion. Optional decorative ornamentation can be provided for the center portion.
Claims20
A napkin/purse holder, comprising:
- an elongate center portion having first and second ends, a front surface and a rear surface, and a longitudinal axis;
- a first hook connected to and extending from the first end of the center portion;
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- a finger having first and second ends, the first end of the finger being connected to the center portion and the second end of the finger being movable and adapted to engage a napkin and compress it in place against the center portion.
A napkin/purse holder, comprising:
- an elongate center portion having first and second ends, a front surface and a rear surface, and a longitudinal axis;
- a first hook connected to and extending from the first end of the center portion;
- a finger having first and second ends, the first end of the finger being connected to the center portion and the second end of the finger being movable and adapted to engage a napkin and compress it in place against the center portion;
- a hinged connection between the finger and the center portion;
- a spring is disposed between the finger and the center portion such that the finger pivots about the hinged connection under the influence of the spring;
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- a second hook connected to and extending from the second end of the center portion.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.