Method and apparatus for assisting in hanging framed pictures an

Geometrical instruments – Straightedge type – Combined with level

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33613, 33644, G01B 514, G01B 304

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059339730

ABSTRACT:
This disclosure is directed to a elongate ruler having a row of calibration marks thereon, preferably a second row reading from the opposite end, and a set of nail holes at spaced distances therein. The nail holes are either on the centerline or along one edge of the ruler. The ruler extends through a housing engaging the housing at a slot through the housing. There is an alignment surface in the housing to assure alignment of the housing with respect to the ruler. The housing supports a first bubble level responsive to the horizontal, and a second bubble level at right angles to enable the ruler and housing to be positioned vertically. The housing and ruler enable ruler movement while making measurements along the wall.

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