Portable combination clipboard and book holder
OwnerJe'Ron Lewis Pageinventor
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A portable combination clipboard and book holder has a flat generally rectangular board with a hinged book support at one end connected by stop hinges to allow it to be pivoted between a horizontal stored position on the top surface of the board and an upright in-use position. The unhinged edge of the book support has a wide V-shaped configuration. A pair of generally rectangular transverse bars secured to the top surface of the board in laterally opposed spaced apart relation extend inwardly from the left and right sides of the board and a short distance vertically upward from the top surface of the board. When the book support is pivoted to its upright position, an opened book may be supported in a generally inclined position with the laterally opposed lower edges of its cover or pages engaged on the transverse bars and the exterior of its cover supported on the V-shaped edge and its spine disposed toward the apex portion of the V-shaped edge. A spring clip secured to the top surface of the board between the transverse bars is spring biased toward the top surface of the board to engage a sheet or pad of papers that may be supported on the top surface of the board. A second embodiment utilizes a single elongate transverse bar and has no spring clip. A third embodiment includes a pivotal extension that pivots outwardly from the V-shaped edge to increase the height of the book support and also serves as a latch for engaging a pad of papers supported on the top surface of the board.
A portable combination clipboard and book holder for use in reading and writing, comprising:
A portable combination clipboard and book holder for use in reading and writing, comprising:
A portable combination clipboard and book holder for use in reading and writing, comprising:
A portable combination clipboard and book holder for use in reading and writing, comprising:
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