Tray for string jewelry items
OwnerMorton Segermaninventor
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A horizontal panel member is provided including an upper surface having a plurality of elongated generally parallel upwardly opening grooves formed therein and opening outwardly of one end of the upper surface of the panel member. The panel member comprises a major portion of a tray including an upstanding peripheral curb extending peripherally around all sides of the upper surface and projecting upwardly thereabove, except at the end of the upper surface through which the plurality of grooves open. That portion of the curb extending along the aforementioned upper surface end is spaced outwardly therefrom and terminates upwardly at an elevation substantially horizontally aligned with the bottom of the grooves and thereby defines an upwardly facing guide surface upon which an intermediate portion of an elongated needle may be rested in order to assist alignment of the pointed end of the needle with one of the open ends of the grooves, the grooves being provided to receive a plurality of rows of tubular cylindrical bead-type members or other similar bored items to be strung in the manner of a necklace on a string through the utilization of a needle which may be readily passed through aligned bores formed in bored items cradled in the grooves.
A tray for stringing jewelry items, said tray comprising a horizontal panel member including an upper surface having a plurality of generally parallel elongated upwardly opening grooves formed therein and opening outwardly of one end of said surface, and means defining an upwardly facing guide surface extending transversely of said grooves, spaced endwise outwardly of said one end of said upper surface and generally horizontally aligned with said grooves, said guide surface including portions thereof spaced endwise outwardly of and generally horizontally aligned with at least two of said grooves, said panel member including an upstanding curb projecting above said surface at the ends of said grooves remote from said guide surface closing said remote ends of said grooves.
A tray for stringing jewelry items, said tray comprising a horizontal panel member including an upper surface having opposite ends and a plurality of generally parallel elongated and upwardly opening grooves formed therein and extending longitudinally thereof, one set of corresponding ends of said grooves adjacent one end of said upper surface being closed, said tray defining, at the other end of said upper surface, an elongated depressed upwardly opening recess extending transversely of said grooves and into one longitudinal side of which recess the other set of corresponding groove ends open, the other longitudinal side of said recess being defined by an upstanding wall portion of said tray including upper surface portions generally horizontally aligned with said other set of corresponding ends of said grooves.
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