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Essential Book Holder
Easy Book Clip's unique design makes it light weight and portable. Works for hardbacks, paperbacks, piano and sheet music, cookbooks,
magazines and more.
Avid readers become infatuated with its simplicity and ease of use.
Book Holder
Quality and Durability
Made of durable high-quality spring steel wire.
A
modern book holder
for all of your books
Easy
Book Clip is a powerful book stand.
Don't
be fooled by its small size and low price.
High
Value
Where else can you find such a great value - a bookholder, bookstand
and bookmark?
Take it with you wherever you go, for relaxed reading and comfortable
studying.
Little
Things - Holiday Gifts
It's true that little things mean
a lot! Easy Book Clip makes a delightful stocking stuffer for the readers
in your life. Keep a few on hand for last-minute gifts.
Travel
Book Holder
Lightweight
and small - take it anywhere.
The essential book holder
Invention and Patent
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Where did you get that gadget? Easy
Book Clip featured in The original Easy Book Clip that Florence invented for her own use was made out of bent wire in her home workshop. It was not the finely made product we have now, but it worked! When people saw her using her book clip, they'd say things like:
That was the beginning. We decided to patent and manufacture the book clips so others could enjoy them too. The book clips are now manufactured using strong steel wire that is finished with assorted baked enamel colors or with electroplated metallic finishes. We hope you will want to try one of these handy little book holders and tell your friends about them. Don't let the small size fool you. This book clip holds your book open so it can stand by itself. It's a book holder, book stand and book mark.
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Inventor's Corner
Do
you have an idea or invention - a fantastic idea of your own?
Sometimes
people ask me how to get started with their idea and how to protect it.
I always tell them about Patent
It Yourself and encourage them to attend inventors groups. Here are
some resources for starters.
Worried about how to protect your idea? Here's a great article with advice for the new inventor. It covers a wide range of topics - all good food for thought. (Inventors Digest)
Patent It Yourself by Nolo Press. I strongly recommend this book. It is what I used as my guide for getting a patent for Easy Book Clip. It gives great advice, instructions and forms. Nolo press says: "Whether you're new at the inventing game or a grizzled veteran, Patent It Yourself will save you grief, time, and most importantly, money." There's some good "free" information on this site to help you, even if you don't buy the book direct from Nolo. Even if you decide to use an attorney or patent agent to patent your idea, it is good to be informed about the patent process.
Find a local inventors' organization - I found it helpful to spend time with other inventors and learn from them, and to share my ideas as well. Attending inventors meetings can help keep you on track and inspired to make a success of your idea. (Inventors Digest)
Check out your local SBA - The Small Business Association offers free counseling and assistance in starting or improving your small business.
InventNET - Inventors Network on line. From their inventor help page: "Educate yourself about the entire inventing process, read books, network with other inventors and stay informed. Watch out for invention promoters and specially for those that advertise on TV - 99% of them are fraudulent." I think the important message here is to become informed, and don't give away your hard-earned or borrowed money for promises of success.
"The honest marketing company" Helpful article for understanding what marketing is and isn't. (Inventors Digest)
United Inventors Association - This organization has a wealth of information for the inventor. Read about the UIA Innovation Assessment Program. I have not used this service, but you may find it helpful. UIA and Inventors' Digest are related organizations and have affiliations with the Academy of Applied Science and the Dial Corporation (that's right - Dial soap).
These are just a few resources to get you started. Use them if you wish - in combination with your own good judgment, inventiveness, vision and hard work.
I wish you success and joy in your creative adventures.