Abstract: A display stand having identical top and bottom members having a plurality of panel member seats formed about their periphery. The seats have guide members and a lip which interlocks with a wall edge formed in each vertical panel member. Each vertical panel member is provided with suitable attachment means for mounting articles of merchandise to be displayed.
Abstract: A golf shoe and golf club cleaning device particularly adapted for attachment to a golf bag or other convenient surface. The device includes a brush handle having soft bristles embedded in one face thereof and stiff bronze bristles embedded in an end wall that extends out of the general longitudinal extent of the handle at an angle thereto. The handle is tethered to a golf bag by a spring loaded cable that retracts into a casing and the cable is removably attached to a golf bag. By this arrangement, the brush is securely fastened to the golf bag or other convenient surface during normal play.
Abstract: A beverage container carrier is shown formed from a single piece of rigid plastic material having two rows of container receiving apertures extending between a hinge end and a latch end. Separations are formed in the walls between apertures in each row and in the latch end in alignment with each row. A latch is formed in the latch end for each row of apertures. The longitudinal side portions are adapted, in the unlatched condition, to spring away from the center spine to receive containers and to snap back into a latched position to grip containers placed in the apertures.
Abstract: A method of molding a display card for jewelry which has a pair of posts protruding from at least the rear face thereof that serve as gripping members for pin formed jewelry articles. The posts have bores that are formed with a wide mouth for ease of insertion and the bore tapers to a small gripping portion to hold the jewelry pin. A decorative layer overlies the central area of the card and is frictionally held in place by the posts.
Abstract: A bird feeder having a feeder unit for retaining seed and the like is provided with a perch of polygonal cross section that is tightly retained in the wall of the feeder unit. A soft pliable surface is provided on the perch that is apparently more appealing to the birds.
Abstract: A display card for jewelry has at least one and preferably a pair of posts protruding from at least the rear face thereof that serve as gripping members for pin formed jewelry articles. The posts have bores that are formed with a wide mouth for ease of insertion and the bore tapers to a small gripping portion to hold the jewelry pin. A decorative layer preferably overlies the central area of the card. The decorative layer may in some versions be frictionally held in place by the posts. In another form, an integral compartment is formed on the card to store jewelry parts.
Abstract: Cooling system for use in a rod rolling mill having a laying reel and an elongated conveyor onto which the rod is deposited in a pattern of overlapping offset rings, the conveyor having a section consisting of spaced, parallel transverse shafts bearing radially-extending disks whose arcuate upper peripheries support the rings in driving relationship for movement of the rod along the conveyor and for introducing cooling air under the rings for flow in a confined space thereunder.
Abstract: Cable terminal protector, consisting of two generally rectangular main members joined at one end by an integral live hinge for movement from a face-to-face closed position to an open position, there being a central pocket formed in each main member for forming an enclosure. Cable channels are formed in the ends of the members to clamp a cable when the main members are in the closed position and means are provided for locking the main members in the closed position, while sealing surfaces surround the pockets and to cooperate, when the main members are in the closed position, to prevent foreign matter from entering the enclosure and to provide complete electrostatic encapsulation when a conductive material is used for the protector.
Abstract: A toy glider is shown having a unitary wing formed of closed cell resin material disposed in a slot formed in a fuselage in which a weight is located to place the center of gravity of the glider at a point which, along with selected flexibility of the wing, produces a cyclical up and down flapping type of movement of the wings when placed in flight above a threshold velocity. The glider has no horizontal stabilizer and the fuselage has a force-receiving surface adapted to accommodate the distal portion of a person's finger.
Abstract: An ear clip is disclosed that includes a jaw hinged to a base member to which an ornament may be affixed. The jaw is provided with a spring tongue that engages the base member and normally urges the jaw in one direction. The end of the spring tongue is provided with a plurality of notches and the end portion is bent from a plane of the jaw at an obtuse angle to insure positive engagement of the base member with the notches. Additional depressions on the inner face of mounting or pivot ears may be provided for additional positive adjustable engagement.
Abstract: An air purifying apparatus that has an ozone generator which generates plasma field in the ultraviolet region. It utilizes a pair of electrodes in the form of plates that are separated by an insulator. The plates are connected to a high-voltage transformer through diodes in such a way that only a negative and less positive charges appear on the plates. The generator is provided with a self-cleaning apparatus in which the circulating air fan that is provided for normally forcing air through the electrostatic plates may be turned off for a period of time and the ozone generated by the plates at that point in time will tend to combine with the contaminates and oxidize the same.
Abstract: A sealing jaw apparatus for a plastic film wrapping machine has essentially spaced heated sealing jaws with a reciprocal knife located therebetween. The jaws operate against a heated elastomeric bed that has a longitudinal slot to receive the knife during the cutting operation. The arrangement provides a sealing of thermoplastic film and a severing thereof at a considerably lower temperature then the melting point of the film.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
March 6, 1991
Date of Patent:
July 21, 1992
Assignee:
Shanklin Corporation
Inventors:
Frank G. Shanklin, Robin G. Thurgood, Francis X. King, Jr.
Abstract: Adhesive applicator in which an adhesive-coated tape is moved from one capstan to another, and a mandrel supporting a tubular core is advanced toward and away from the tape to apply adhesive to the outer surface of the core.
Abstract: Display easel having an elongated connector to which are attached three legs which can be moved from parallel storage positions to angular erection positions to form a tripod. The connector has a longitudinal passage in which slides a support rod, the movement of the legs from their storage positions to their erected positions causing the legs to lock the rod at a selected position in the passage. The legs have telescoping extensions and at least one leg has an auxiliary element that is held on the leg by a blind rivet whose head lies in a protuberance in the leg, so that its head does not interfere with sliding of the extension in the leg for adjustment.
Abstract: Bag for carrying golf clubs on a golf cart, which bag has a tubular main body with a base at the lower end and a cuff at the upper end. The cuff has an upper edge that slopes from the back to the front of the main body. A golf cart strap retainer is located on the back and a handle is located on the front on the upper portion of the main body. Rods extend transversely of the cuff to divide the opening into three sectors for the storage of long woods, short irons, and intermediate sized clubs.