Vintage Toilet Paper Roll Patent Print – 1891 Invention by S. Wheeler

Bring a touch of history and humor to your space with this vintage toilet paper roll patent, originally filed by Seth Wheeler and patented on December 22, 1891 (Patent No. 465,588A). This detailed engineering drawing presents the classic perforated toilet paper roll design, a pivotal innovation that forever changed bathroom convenience.

Wheeler’s patent illustrates the structured, overhand dispensing method, making this a legendary moment in hygiene history. As the recognized father of modern toilet paper, his invention standardized the roll and tear feature still used today. This iconic patent print is a perfect conversation starter, ideal for bathrooms, guest rooms, and home offices.

A great gift for history lovers, inventors, and those with a sense of humor, this poster blends vintage charm with an everyday essential we often take for granted.

✨ Why You’ll Love It:

✔ It's Freaking Cool

✔ This patent drawing clearly shows and confirms the answer to the eternal struggle of which way the roll should hang. Of course, it should always hang with the paper away from the wall!
This is now a claim you can prove with the patent drawing, because no one can ever contradict the inventor .. especially not when he is dead ..