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US 9,409,437 B2Granted
Marker holder and eraser
AssigneeChameleon Corporation, Inc.
InventorsMatthew D. Green, Alfred Darrel Shanbour, II
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Abstract
A new design for a marker holder and eraser has a front side and a back side, the back side having a recess. The front side has two openings for retaining markers. A metal plate and a magnet holder are disposed within the recess and an erasing material covers the recess. Projections extend from the magnet holder into openings on the front side to engage markers disposed in the openings, thereby holding the markers at any angle.
Claims16
A marker holder and eraser comprising:
- a main body having a front side and an opposite back side, the front side having two marker openings extending along a length thereof to receive a marker in each of the marker openings and the back side having a recess;
- a metal plate disposed within the recess on the back side of the main body;
- a magnet holder disposed within the recess on the back side of the main body;
- at least two magnets attached to the magnet holder;
- erasing material disposed within the recess and covering at least a portion of the magnet holder, the erasing material capable of erasing marker ink on a dry-erase board.
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A marker holder and eraser comprising:
- a main body having a front side and an opposite back side, the front side having two marker openings extending along a length thereof to receive a marker in each of the marker openings and the back side having a recess;
- a metal plate disposed within the recess on the back side of the main body;
- a magnet holder disposed within the recess on the back side of the main body, the magnet holder having at least two recesses;
- at least two magnets disposed in the recesses in the magnet holder;
- erasing material disposed at least partially within the recess and covering at least a portion of the magnet holder, the erasing material capable of erasing marker ink on a dry-erase board.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.