Holder for elongate elements
AssigneeKoenig Associates
InventorsJoseph D. Koenig, David H. Baugher
Life of this patent
Estimating the term…
Abstract
Holder for elongate elements having a back plate lying in a plane with front and rear planar surfaces. A plurality of receptacles are secured to the front planar surface of the back plate in spaced apart positions and generally in alignment. The receptacles have recesses therein extending at an included angle of less than 90.degree. with respect to the front planar surface and are of a size to receive at least one end of an elongate element.
Claims13
In a holder for elongate elements adapted to be secured to a vertically extending surface, a back plate lying in a substantially vertical plane and having front and rear planar surfaces, a plurality of vertically aligned receptacles secured to the front surface of said back plate in spaced apart positions, said receptacles having recesses therein extending at an included angle of less than 90.degree. with respect to the front planar surface and being of a size to receive at least one end of the elongate element and means carried by the back plate for securing said holder to said vertically extending surface.
In a holder for elongate elements, a back plate lying in a plane and having front and rear planar surfaces, a plurality of receptacles secured to the front surface of said back plate in spaced apart positions and generally in alignment, said receptacles having recesses therein extending at an included angle of less than 90.degree. with respect to the front planar surface and being of a size to receive at least one end of the elongate element and an inclined ledge formed on the back plate and having a surface extending at an included angle of less than 90.degree. and providing a space with respect to the adjacent receptacle.
In a device for use on a writing board having a planar vertically extending writing surface with writing instruments and an eraser for use therewith, a back plate having front and rear surfaces, a plurality of receptacles secured to the front surface of said back plate in spaced apart positions, said receptacles having recesses therein extending at an included angle of less than 90.degree. with respect to the front surface, an inclined ledge secured to the back plate and spaced from a receptacle to provide a space therebetween for frictionally retaining said eraser therein and attachment means secured to the rear surface for securing said back plate to said writing surface.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.