Holder for pens, pencils, tools, or the like
OwnerMichael D. Cimainventor
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Abstract
A desk-top, table-top or bench-top holder for pens, pencils, elongated tools and the like, having a body provided with a plurality of parallel, elongated chambers extending downwardly through an upper surface. The body has a generally flat bottom surface transverse to the parallel elongated chambers to serve as a base under-surface upon which the body can rest on a horizontal supporting surface. The body has an upper surface at an inclined angle to the parallel, elongated, chambers so that the chambers are accessible through elongated openings at the upper surface. The body can be produced by any desired technique, such as molding or machining, or can be produced by providing a plurality of tubular elements bonded together in a side-by-side abutting relationship.
Claims15
A holder for pens, pencils, elongated tools and the like, consisting essentially of a body having a plurality of rows of elongated chambers therethrough, each of which are aligned in a side-by-side, parallel relationship, wherein parallel planes that dissect the elongated chambers along a longitudinal axis of each of said elongated chambers disposed in a row of said elongated chambers are bisected by transverse parallel planes at each respective longitudinal axis of alternating parallel rows of said elongated chambers, said body having a generally flat bottom surface transverse to said parallel elongated chambers and adapted to be a base under-surface upon which said body can rest on a horizontal supporting surface such that said parallel elongated chambers will extend generally vertically from such horizontal supporting surface, and an upper surface at least a portion of which is at an inclined angle to said parallel, elongated chambers.
A holder for pens, pencils, elongated tools and the like, consisting essentially of a body formed of a plurality of elongated tubular elements joined together in a side-by-side abutting relationship, each of said tubular elements having an elongated chamber therethrough, each of which are aligned in a parallel relationship, wherein parallel planes that dissect the elongated chambers along a longitudinal axis of each of said elongated chambers disposed in a row of said elongated chambers are bisected by transverse parallel planes at each respective longitudinal axis of alternating parallel rows of said elongated chambers, said body having a generally flat bottom surface transverse to said parallel elongated chambers and adapted to be a base under-surface upon which said body can rest on a horizontal supporting surface such that said parallel elongated chambers will extend generally vertically from such horizontal supporting surface, and an upper surface at least a portion of which is at an inclined angle to said parallel, elongated chambers, such that at least some of said elongated, parallel chambers through said tubular elements are accessible through elongated openings at said upper surface.
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