Prayer scroll
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InventorByron Ashley McPhaul
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A secure hand-held prayer scroll is provided for creating and retaining writings such as prayers. A replaceable paper webbing is retained on, and in use unwound from, a rotary spool within a hollow housing. To rewind the paper webbing onto the spool, a locking wheel is unlocked by use of a button. A retraction spring and comfort spring balance the return force of the paper webbing. A pen may be stored within the article for writing purposes in use. A key activates a locking device to prevent unwanted release of the paper webbing.
A prayer scroll comprising:
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1. Field of Invention
This invention relates to scrolls and or ancient books written as a roll of parchment or papyrus, used as a support especially, for documentation or painting.
2. Description of Prior Art
FIGS. 1 and 1A are side views of an embodiment of the invention.
FIG. 1B illustrates a pen according to the invention within a frame pen entrance.
FIG. 1C depicts a pen according to the invention.
1: paper webbing 2: bush 3: sun gear 4: three planetary gears 5: stub axles 6: ring gear 7: spigot 8: coiled retraction spring 9: slot 10: drum 11: central orifice 12: ratchet member 13: comfort spring 14: boss 15: spool mount 16: top roller 17: rotary spool 18: bottom roller 19: central frame embodiment 20: top frame embodiment 21: bottom frame embodiment 22: locking teeth wheel 23: teeth 24: locking lever 25: release button 26: locking lever spring 27: release button shaft 28: wheel mount 29: small roller 30: aligner 31: roller aligners 32: exit 33: bottom roller spring 34: bottom roller mount 35: top roller mount 36: pen entrance 37: internal treads 38: external treads 39: pen 40: extension flap 41: socket 42: bolt 43: bolt mount 44: key entrance 45: key 46: handle 47: stop lock bracket 48: stem extension 49: key cylinder 50: Rolling Rod 51: Paper
An external embodiment of the present invention is illustrated in FIG. 1 & FIG. 1A. The frame of the current invention is viewed as a cylinder with opposite facing obtuse angled ends. The external frame of the current invention is divided into three sections, a top frame embodiment 20, a central frame embodiment 19, and a bottom frame embodiment 21. Both opposite facing obtuse ends (top frame embodiment 20 & bottom frame embodiments 21) have base ends, which are oval shape with a diagonal degree turn. The central frame embodiment 19 is the hollow cylinder section of the current invention. A handle 46 is connected to the end of a paper webbing 1. The handle is designed for the pointer and thumb fingers. The paper webbing 1 is a strong thin sheet material, which does not warp when unrolled. The top of the paper webbing 1 is connected to a thin flat bolt mount 43, dimensions 0.5 in×5.5 in, which is made of a strong firm plastic material. A bolt 42 in the shape of a cylinder with octagon sides is attached to the bolt mount as one piece. A Socket 41 made of a strong lightweight metal whose internal ring is shape like an octagon is attached to the end of a extension flap 40. The extension flap 40 is made of a strong flexible sheet material, which can be repeatedly bent and straightened out without tearing. The extension flap 40 top ends exceeds through an exit 32 and attaches to a rotary shaft 17 (shown in FIGS. 2 and 2E).
An exploded view showing the top frame embodiment 20 of the present invention is illustrated in FIG. 1B. A pen 39 (dimensions 0.5 in×4 in) is partially inserted into a pen entrance 36 (dimensions 0.7 in×2.5 in), which is as an appendix within the top frame embodiment 20. The pen 39 has an external thread 38, which raps around the center embodiment of the external body of pen 39. An internal thread 37 is housed within the top frame embodiment 20 and connected to a pen entrance 36.