DE173411C - - Google Patents

Description

Imperial

PATENT OFFICE.

PATENT LETTERING

- M n 173,411 CLASS 42 GROUP.

ALBERTJAHN in BERLIN. Templates for writing lessons.

Addendum to patent 155549 of February 20, 1904.

Patented in the German Empire on May 20, 1905. Longest duration: February 19, 1919.

In the practical application of the templates protected by patent 155549 for writing lessons it has been found that the usefulness of the template can be increased by certain modifications which are the subject of this invention form.

The present invention resides essentially in the fact that stencils and The desk pad can be securely connected to each other in a suitable manner To prevent the stencils from shifting on the writing surface. This will make the Students on the one hand exaggerated the need to do some part while writing Turning your attention to holding onto the stencil, on the other hand, will prevents writing in the wrong direction if the stencil is placed inaccurately develop. Rather, the generated typeface becomes in all cases of use

'the stencil will always be exactly the same, which makes this easier to remember Image is achieved.

The connection of the template with the desk pad can be as desired or Need to be done in different ways. For this purpose either the Stencil to be attached to the writing surface in any suitable way, or the template and the desk pad can be made in one piece will.

The latter embodiment, the manufacture of both parts in a single piece by embossing, pressing or the like. differs from the original des Patent 155549 outwardly in that in place of the previous sections of the templates recessed areas of a similar shape have emerged, which are now the actual Form writing surface. It is advisable here to produce the stencils BEZW. a washable material, such as celluloid, glass, porcelain, metal, etc., to be used to record the attempts to write with the same template after the Have the student repeat what has previously been written in unlimited numbers if possible can.

For the same purpose, i. H. to make the writing surfaces washable, you can also stencils made of any other material in their recessed areas if required Surfaces are provided with appropriate inlays made of washable material.

On the accompanying drawing is in Fig. Ι one with the writing surface from one Piece made template and in Fig. 2 the same template with the drawn out therein Characters shown.

In the template shown, instead of the previous cutouts, there are recessed areas α of the same contours, the edges of which, as with the cutouts according to patent 155549, have one-sided guides

for the writing instrument. To make it easier for the learner to differentiate, these are Edges that are not to be used as guides also have a wavy or jagged shape manufactured.

Claims (3)

Patent Claims: i. Templates for the writing desk according to patent 155549, characterized by writing pads with the actual stencil plates are firmly connected. 2. Embodiment of the templates according to claim 1, characterized in that that stencil plates and writing pads consist of one piece. 3. Execution form of the stencils according to claim 1 and 2, characterized in that that the stencils or just the writing surfaces are made of washable material. 1 sheet of drawings.