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US 9,511,618 B2Granted
Writing instrument adapted to dispense note paper
OwnerFrerderick Pesceinventor
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Abstract
A note paper dispensing writing instrument having inner and outer tubular shells telescopically assembled with a partially coiled pad of paper inserted within the inner shell. Axial aligned slots in the shells receive free edges of the paper projecting therethrough in fanned relationship. The opposite edges of the paper being lightly glued together. An elongated member in the center of the coil is flexed to engage a sheet of paper being withdrawn and aids in detaching the paper at its glued edge.
Claims7
A writing instrument adapted to dispense note paper comprising
- a first hollow tubular shell open at one end and partially closed at the other end with a small axial opening therethrough, said shell also having an outwardly open axially extending slot along a side wall,
- a writing instrument having an operative end adapted to project from the end of the small opening and an associated elongated member of small diameter extending through said opening and substantially into the interior of the shell, and
- a small pad of notepaper comprising
- a plurality of sheets of paper successively glued together along one edge, said pad being partially coiled upon itself with glued together sheets facing inwardly and inserted axially into the interior of said shell with free ends of the sheets of paper projecting outwardly through said slot in a fanned slightly spaced relationship so as to be grasped manually by the user, the relative dimensions of the shell diameter and the coiled pad being such that the coil pad opens slightly in the shell interior without overlap between the free edges of the sheets of paper and the glued together opposite edges of the paper, the note paper thus being removable from the interior of the shell one sheet at a time by manually grasping and withdrawing the free edge of the innermost sheet of paper.
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