Elongated implement clip
OwnerArthur W. Hannainventor
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Abstract
The forming of an enlarged section on the clip of an elongated implement, such as a pen or pencil, which is to facilitate one handed movement of the clip so as to readily connect the implement to a shirt or other sheet material structure.
Claims2
In combination with an elongated implement, said implement having a clip one end of which is attached to said implement and an opposite end being detached from said implement, said opposite end being continuously biased into contact with said implement, said clip having a narrow elongated body, said body to be capable of being manually grasped and said opposite end moved out of contact with said implement permitting a section of sheet material to be located between said implement and said body, the improvement comprising:
- means connected to said clip facilitating one handed movement of said opposite end, said means comprising an enlarged section attached to said body, said enlarged section substantially increasing the width of said body, said enlarged section being located intermediate said one end and said opposite end of said clip, whereby a person is to locate a thumb on one side of said enlarged section and a finger on the opposite side of said enlarged section and exert a slight wedging action between said implement and said enlarged section which results in movement of said opposite end out of contact with said implement thereby permitting insertion of said sheet material between said clip and said implement.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.