Abstract: A fastener driver includes an outer cylinder having a cylindrical first end and an opposite, second end, an inner cylinder positioned within the outer cylinder, a moveable piston positioned within the inner cylinder, and a driver blade attached to the piston and movable therewith between a top-dead-center position and a bottom-dead-center position along a drive axis. The outer cylinder defining a longitudinal axis and a storage chamber configured to be filled with pressurized gas. The inner cylinder being in communication with the pressurized gas within the storage chamber. A frame has first end adjacent the cylindrical first end of the outer cylinder and a second end extending outward from the cylindrical first end of the outer cylinder in the direction of the longitudinal axis. The frame is integrally formed with the outer cylinder as a single piece and a nosepiece supported by the frame.

Abstract: A game device including a game board of a substantially annular configuration with a depositary or hopper at its center for containing play pieces and a plurality of recesses and holes in that portion of the game board surrounding the depositary, these recesses and holes being adapted to receive the play pieces of various colors, and further including a pair of electrically conductive metal rings surrounding said depositary, said metal rings being disposed in angular relation with respect to each other to define a circular trough-like structure in which a top is adapted to be spun, said rings being separated from each other by an insulating section, and connected into an electrical circuit and said top, when toppled from its spinning position to a position in contact with both metal rings being effective to complete the electrical circuit to signal the end of play of the game.

Abstract: A system for handling coins and the like which includes a storage housing having a discharge opening with the discharge opening being normally closed by a locked door. A coin transfer mechanism including a tubular housing is adapted to be attached to the storage housing and held firmly in place on this housing. A key structure is associated with the transfer mechanism whereby the door can be unlocked and pulled to an open position at which time the coins are discharged into a collection area associated with the transfer mechanism. The design of the transfer mechanism and the means for holding this mechanism in place on the storage housing prevent any access to the coins during the collection operation.