Crayon holder and container
OwnerDale W. McGinnisinventor
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Abstract
Resilient fingers extend from one end of the crayon holder whereby a crayon may be pushed forward by a push rod to project beyond the fingers. A sleeve is slidable on the fingers to clamp the crayon in adjusted position, the sleeve being movable between outstanding flanges on the ends of the fingers and a shoulder on the holder at the opposite ends of the fingers. One form of container for a plurality of crayons in their individual holders has a push rod holder in the bottom of the container and a crayon sharpener mounted in a cover for the container. Another form of container has a push rod holder in the cover and no sharpener.
Claims6
A container for a plurality of crayons in individual crayon holders comprising a vertical cylindrical receptacle, an upstanding socket in the bottom of said receptacle to support a push rod, a conical cover for the receptacle, and a crayon sharpener mounted on radial vanes in said cover.
A container for a plurality of crayons in individual crayon holders comprising a vertical cylindrical receptacle, a conical cover for the receptacle, and a vertical socket mounted on radial vanes in said cover for supporting a push rod in the container.
A crayon holder comprising a tubular handle member to receive the crayon, longitudinal slots in one end of said tubular member forming resilient fingers overlying the crayon, a sleeve slidable on said fingers to clamp the fingers against the crayon, outstanding flanges on the free ends of said fingers to limit the outward movement of said sleeve, a shoulder on said tubular member at the opposite ends of said fingers to limit the retraction of said sleeve, said tubular member having an open end to receive a push rod for pushing the crayon forward when its marking end is worn away, a push rod, and a container for a plurality of said crayon holders, said push rod being mounted in a socket in the bottom of the container.
A crayon holder comprising a tubular handle member to receive the crayon, longitudinal slots in one end of said tubular member forming resilient fingers overlying the crayon, a sleeve slidable on said fingers to clamp the fingers against the crayon, outstanding flanges on the free ends of said fingers to limit the outward movement of said sleeve, a shoulder on said tubular member at the opposite ends of said fingers to limit the retraction of said sleeve, said tubular member having an open end to receive a push rod for pushing the crayon forward when its marking end is worn away, a push rod, a container for a plurality of said crayon holders and a cover for the container, said push rod being mounted in a socket on a plurality of radial vanes in said cover.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.