Pick holder

A pick holder adapted for temporary storage and protection of a plurality of musical picks, a select one of the plurality of musical picks being used for plucking strings of stringed musical instruments, comprising:

• (a) a plurality of flat body structures, each said body structure including a pair of side panels of identical configuration, each of said side panels having an outer surface and an opposite parallel inner surface with a peripheral margin extending around said inner surface, said peripheral margin having a connecting peripheral margin portion and a free peripheral margin portion, said side panels connected in a facial relationship at respective ones of said connecting peripheral margin portions to form an interior compartment between said inner surfaces of said side panels with respective ones of said free peripheral margins defining an opening into said interior compartment, said interior compartment and said opening sized and adapted to slidably receive a respective one of the picks so that the respective one of the picks can slide through a respective one of said openings and be releasably retained in a respective one of said interior compartments for temporary storage and protection therein and can be slidably removed from the respective one of said interior compartments and through said openings when use of a selected one of the picks is desired, each of said body structures having at least one of said outer surfaces facially opposing one of said outer surfaces of a consecutive one of said body structures;
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• (b) an adhesive element disposed between facially opposing ones of said outer surfaces to form said pick holder adapted for storing and protecting the plurality of picks whereby each of said side panels includes a channel extending therethough and about a central axis to form a pair of oppositely disposed lobes so that when said body structures are adhered together said central axes are aligned coextensively with one another to form an elongated U-shaped channel, said elongated U-shaped channel being sized and adapted so that a user can insert a finger thereinto in order to maintain contact with one of the plurality of picks when storing said one of the plurality of picks into a select one of said interior compartments and removing said one of the plurality of picks from a select one of said interior compartments of said body structure.

A pick holder adapted for temporary storage and protection of a musical pick used for plucking strings of a stringed musical instrument, comprising:

• a flat body structure including a pair of side panels of identical configuration, each of said side panels having an outer surface and an opposite parallel inner surface with a peripheral margin extending around said inner surface, said peripheral margin having a connecting peripheral margin portion and a free peripheral margin portion, said side panels connected in a facial relationship at respective ones of said connecting peripheral margin portions to form an interior compartment between said inner surfaces of said side panels with respective ones of said free peripheral margin portions defining an opening into said interior compartment, said interior compartment and said opening sized and adapted to slidably receive the pick so that the pick can slide through said opening and into said interior compartment to be releasably retained for temporary storage and protection therein and can be slidably removed from said interior compartment and through said opening when use of the pick is desired, each of said side panels including a channel extending therethough about a central axis to form a pair of oppositely disposed lobes, said channel being sized and adapted so that a user can insert a finger into one of said channels between a respective one of said pair of lobes in order to maintain contact with the pick when storing the pick into said interior compartment of said body structure and removing the pick from said interior compartment of said body structure.