Abstract: A paint chip display system including a plurality of containers each having a partially open front face. Each of the containers includes: a rear-wall portion having a front surface and a back surface, the rear wall portion being substantially oppositely disposed from the open front face; a first side-wall portion disposed between the rear wall portion and the open front face; a second side-wall portion disposed between the rear wall portion and the open front face, the rear wall portion and first and second side wall portions define a cavity, and, a front wall portion secured to at least one of the first and second side-wall portion and partially obscuring the open front face.

Abstract: A paint chip display system including a plurality of containers each having a partially open front face. Each of the containers includes: a rear-wall portion having a front surface and a back surface, the rear wall portion being substantially oppositely disposed from the open front face; a first side-wall portion disposed between the rear wall portion and the open front face; a second side-wall portion disposed between the rear wall portion and the open front face, the rear wall portion and first and second side wall portions define a cavity, and, a front wall portion secured to at least one of the first and second side-wall portion and partially obscuring the open front face.

Abstract: A paint chip display system including: a plurality of paint chip display containers each including: a plurality of walls forming a cavity, an open front face, at least one tab partially obstructing the open front face; and, at least one mounting protrusion extending outwardly from the container; and, at least one mounting bracket including at least one wall portion forming a mounting cavity adapted to receive the at least one protrusion and secure the containers in one of a plurality of positions; wherein, in one of the positions the containers are secured in a top-to-bottom or side-to-side configuration and in another of the positions at least two of the containers partially overlap in a front-to-back manner.

Abstract: A paint chip display device including a rectangular container having: a rectangular rear wall having a front surface and a back surface; an oppositely disposed open front face; oppositely disposed upper and lower walls, coupled between said rear wall and said front face; oppositely disposed left-side and right-side walls, coupled between said rear wall and said front face; retaining means for retaining paint chips contained within a cavity formed by said rear, upper, lower, left-side and right-side walls; and, biasing means for biasing paint chips contained within said cavity away from said rear wall and toward said open front face.

Abstract: An adhesive bandage having a flexible backing element with a generally circular central region and a plurality of salient points radially extending from the central region giving the bandage a generally star-shaped or asterisk-shaped appearance. Wherein, the shape of the bandage helps the bandage protect and cover cuts on flexible parts of the body, such as the fingers and toes, without buckling and exposing the cut to the surrounding environment.

Abstract: An system is provided which, in one embodiment, utilizes an identification unit to identify the contents of a container and to transmit a coded identification signal to a remote receiver unit, thereby allowing emergency personnel or other interested persons to ascertain the contents of the container at an accident site. The identification unit includes a sensor positioned within the storage cavity of the container to detect whether a predetermined unsafe temperature or pressure condition exists therein. If the condition is detected, a coded identification signal, which may be in 8-bit binary form, is generated and transmitted. In an alternate embodiment, the identification unit is modified to answer an interrogation signal transmitted by a remote interrogation device when the interrogation signal corresponds to the material stored in the associated container.

Abstract: Disposable apparatus for administering oral artificial respiration to a victim which protects the rescuer administering the artificial respiration from communicable disease contact with the victim. A shield having a substantially central opening disposed therethrough is provided, this shield being contoured for positioning on the face of a human or mannikin victim with the central opening thereof being disposed over the mouth of the victim. A one way valve is operatively associated with the opening to prevent discharge of air from the victim's mouth to the rescuer. Additionally, an air deflector which projects from the shield is provided, the air deflector being positioned adjacent to the nostrils of the victim when the shield is disposed thereon so that the deflector can deflect air expelled from the nostrils in a direction away from the person giving the ventilation. The shield and air deflector along with the one-way valve totally isolate the administering individual from the victim.