Abstract: Presented is an indicating register that serves for indicating the content of magazine or the like, and having a simple and space-saving construction. Several pivotably-journaled pages each have a page appendage projecting from their pivot axis and offset relative to one another in the axial direction. A carrier unit is movable transversely to the pivot axes of the pages by means of a drive, and has several followers that are likewise axially offset to one another and additionally have a constant offset in the transport direction, and with movement of the carrier unit come into working engagement, one after the other, with the associated page appendages, and carry pages along until they run up against a previously turned page or against a stop.

Abstract: Presented is a vending machine with an outer door, a space for merchandise capable of being seen through the outer door and filled with merchandise, and with additional units, as for example coin changer/coin counter, etc., adjacent to the merchandise space, which are lockable with the outer door. The merchandise space is cooled by a cooling assembly and the vending machine displays means that reduce cold losses during operation, in particular at the time of dispensing merchandise, removal of merchandise and/or refilling with merchandise. In this manner, it is also possible to offer and sell with the vending machine cooled merchandise, in particular low-temperature-cooled merchandise.

Abstract: A bicycle handlebar includes two pieces of tubing, a first piece bent forward into a U shape, which attaches to the handlebar stem, and a second straight piece, connecting the ends of the bent piece. Laterally adjustable arm rests may be added to the bent piece. An extension portion can be added to the straight piece to enable the rider to stretch out for the best aerodynamic riding position. Finally, a bracket may be added to the straight piece to enable mounting of down-tube style shift levers.

Abstract: A handle-connecting assemby for hand-held machine tools comprises a wire element having a loop engaging a tool-supporting projection of the tool and a hollow member adapted to receive the ends of the wire element. The ends of the wire element are rigidly connected to a head of a bolt, the end threaded portion of which is threaded into a handle. The wire element connecting the tool-supporting projection to the handle provides for sufficient flexibility of such connection thereby the handle may positioned at an acute angle to the axis of elongation of the projection.