Apparatus for aiding in learning correct penmanship
OwnerCynthia J. Campbellinventor
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Abstract
Apparatus for attachment to a pen or pencil to aid a student of penmanship and to assist that student in leaning the proper position of the student's fingers on an associated pen or pencil which includes a sleeve dimensioned and configured for engaging the forefinger and apparatus for securing the sleeve to the associated pen or pencil.
Claims2
An attachment for a pen or pencil to aid a student of penmanship and to assist that student in learning the proper position of the students fingers on an associated pen or pencil which comprises:
- a first sleeve dimensioned and configured for engaging the forefinger intermediate the tip and the joint thereof nearest the tip of the forefinger;
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- means for securing said first sleeve to the associated pen or pencil, said first sleeve has a geometric axis and the associated pen or pencil has a geometric axis, said means for securing orienting the respective axes in oblique relationship, said means for securing said first sleeve to the associated pen or pencil includes a second sleeve having a tab extending in a generally axial direction, said said second sleeve being fixed to said tab.
An attachment for a pen or pencil to aid a student of penmanship and to assist that student in learning the proper position of the students fingers on an associated pen or pencil which comprises:
- a first sleeve dimensioned and configured for engaging the forefinger intermediate the tip and the joint thereof nearest the tip of the forefinger;
- and
- means for securing said first sleeve to the associated pen or pencil, said first sleeve has a geometric axis and the associated pen or pencil has a geometric axis, said means for securing orienting the respective axes in oblique relationship, said means for securing said first sleeve to the associated pen or pencil includes a second sleeve having a tab extending in a generally axial direction, said said second sleeve being pivotally mounted to said tab.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.