Clip for Mounting a Calendar and Method of Hanging a Calendar Using the Clip

Abstract

A clip for mounting a calendar that has a hanging page with a hanging hole near the top. The clip has a front clip portion and a rear clip portion. The two portions are adapted to be moved apart and together so as to selectively grasp one or more pages of a calendar. There is a slot in the bottom of the rear portion. There is also a hook member or a peg member on the rear portion. There may be a guide portion in the center on the bottom of the rear portion. This guide allows the calendar hanging page to be easily pushed up into the slot in the rear portion of the clip such that the hanging hole can be placed over the hook member or onto the peg member, so that the clip can hold the calendar. The clip can be fixed to a surface such as a wall, so as to hang the calendar from a wall.

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