Why do you need 2 separate discussions on the exact same thing?

January 24. On this date in 1995, Frank M. Lilley of Swanton, Maryland received a U.S. Patent for his invention, a device for stimulating the female genital areas without the need for electric battery or A.C. electrical power. The device consists of a string of beads held taught by a bow-shaped element. The user “applies pressure to the bow-shaped element toward the clitoris and simultaneously moves the bow-shaped element in a sawing motion to cause bead strings to be drawn back and forth along the line of the clitoris.” Get a free preview of my new book “SEX PATENTS” at SexPatentsTheBook.com to be entertained by interesting and humorous U.S. patents for sex related inventions.

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While I like the idea of a daily thread like this, I wanted to bring to your attention something you may not have been aware of.

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January 25. On this date in 1972, Otto Atchley of Texarkana, Texas received a U.S. Patent for his invention, “a male genital device which comprises a thin band or strip of resilient material adapted to be wrapped around the penis near the pubic bone”. The purpose of the device was to restrict the flow of blood from the penis to assist in maintaining an erection. Get a free preview of my new book “SEX PATENTS” at www. SexPatentsTheBook.com to be entertained by interesting and humorous U.S. patents for sex related inventions.

January 26. On this date in 1993, James C. Dorsey of Seattle, Washington received a U.S. Patent for his invention, “a prophylactic device to be worn by a female for an extended period of time prior to intercourse”. The device is a thong-like crotchless undergarment with a folded sheath located adjacent to the vaginal opening. “In its extended position, the sheath has a length and diameter greater than the length and diameter of an erect penis such that the penis can move relative to the sheath during sexual intercourse.” Get a free preview of my new book “SEX PATENTS” at www. SexPatentsTheBook.com to be entertained by interesting and humorous U.S. patents for sex related inventions.

On this date in 1952, Leroy J. Larson of Bagley, Minnesota received a U.S. Patent for his invention, a device “for use in aiding marital relations particularly when physical weakness in the male, due to age or other causes, may be present”. The device “when applied to the penis, will permit free flow of blood to the erectile tissues thereof, but will restrict the dorsal veins through which the blood normally returns to the body”, thereby maintaining an erection. Get a free preview of my new book “SEX PATENTS” at www. SexPatentsTheBook.com to be entertained by interesting and humorous U.S. patents for sex related inventions.

On this date in 2008, Lisa Tam of Seattle, Washington received a U.S. Patent for her invention, “a soft clinging female condom”. The device is designed to cling lightly to the walls of the vagina to prevent the condom from moving around or falling out during sexual intercourse. Be entertained by interesting and humorous U.S. patents for sex related inventions. See www. SexPatentsTheBook.com

On this date in 1988, William J. Harvey of Mesa, Arizona received a U.S. Patent for his invention, a device for “simulating sexual intercourse, which has the look and feel of a real male penis, and which can be used at any tempo, manner, or degree of gentleness or roughness, as desired by the user.” The devices is designed “for relieving sexual tension and frustration in women without sex partners.” Be entertained by interesting and humorous U.S. patents for sex related inventions. See www. SexPatentsTheBook.com

On this date in 1997, Daniel R. France of Milford, Pennsylvania received a U.S. Patent for his invention, a device for stretching a penis. The device “is a circular weight that is fitted to the penis to effectuate permanent elongation of the penis.” The purpose of the device is to eliminate “ridicule and a corresponding amount of self-doubt and lack of confidence.” Be entertained by interesting and humorous U.S. patents for sex related inventions. See www. SexPatentsTheBook.com

On this date in 1984, Procopio U. Yanong of Bannockburn, Illinois received a U.S. Patent for his invention, a sexual aid for males consisting of a splint-like device for facilitating sexual intercourse with or without an erection. “The device can be used to continue sexual intercourse, if desired, after the user’s erection has passed, as from premature ejaculation.” Be entertained by interesting and humorous U.S. patents for sex related inventions. See www. SexPatentsTheBook.com