Abstract: Described herein is a click-lock ring for use in hanging shower curtains designed in the form of a split ring wherein one end of the split ring contains a stepped anchoring recess formed from two cooperating lateral openings for receiving a locking head formed at the other end of the split ring. The ring is produced by injection molding a flexible plastic material in a cam-free mold.

Abstract: A unitary totally transparent package of shower curtain rings comprising: a stack of ring-like articles, each of which articles has at least one predetermined discontinuity therein, said discontinuities being aligned one with the other in a manner whereby each of the articles in the stack is congruently aligned with the other; a cylindrical transparent PVC cap element disposed tightly over the uppermost ring-like article in intimate contact therewith; an elongated tubular transparent polyvinyl chloride plastic sleeve enveloping the stack of rings from top to bottom and being shrunken into intimate contact with the outer surfaces of each of said rings and said cap to provide a package having a corrugated appearance and providing visual access to the inner and outer portions of said entire stack of rings.

Abstract: A storage battery provided with a cover, having an inverted generally U-shaped cross-section, located over the top wall of the battery casing, both ends of the cover being open. The cover may be formed integrally with the casing top wall, or it may be a separate member. If a separate member, resilient straps or other retaining elements are employed to secure the cover to the battery casing, and ribs or other positioning elements carried by the cover engage the casing and space the cover from the casing top wall. Preferably, the cover is semi-cylindrical, is imperforate, and if a separate element, may be flexible.

Abstract: A telephone display device comprises a pair of spaced apart legs, an easel mounted to the tops of the legs and a support member extending transversely across the bottom of the legs. The support member is proportioned to fit within the hand grip opening at the back of a telephone set and contains resiliently biased lugs to lockingly engage surfaces of the telephone. The easel extends above the telephone receiver when the display stand is in position and includes spaced lugs for capturing the binding of an information containing booklet.