Abstract: A display board has a front layer with display surface and an opposite laminating surface, and a rear layer having substantially the same size and shape as the front layer. The rear layer has an integral foot and a brace arm separated from the remaining rear layer by cut lines. The rear layer is laminated to the laminating surface to the front layer with the integral foot and brace arm thereof not laminated to the front layer, wherein the integral foot and brace arm are foldably extendable from the rear layer interengageable to support the display board in an upright position on a surface, in either portrait or landscape orientation.

Abstract: The present invention teaches an inflatable body representative of at least the upper portion of a human form including a plastic inflatable exoskeleton with an inner side and an outer side molded to represent a torso, a head and appendages. Additionally, inserting members are located on either the inside or the outside of the plastic exoskeleton and are capable of receiving elongated inserts. These elongated inserts may be flexible wire, wooden dowels, plastic rods or any other suitable material. The invention also includes a device to inflate the exoskeleton. The inflation device can assume several different embodiments in which either a sealed exoskeleton is inflated, or an exoskeleton with an open release valve is continuously inflated.

Abstract: The present invention teaches an inflatable body representative of at least the upper portion of a human form including a plastic inflatable exoskeleton with and inner side and an outer side molded to represent a torso, a head and appendages. Additionally, inserting means are located on either the inside or the outside of the plastic exoskeleton and are capable of receiving elongated inserts. These elongated inserts may be flexible wire, wooden dowels, plastic rods or any other suitable material. In a preferred embodiment, fasteners (preferably Velcro.RTM.) are attached to the outside of the plastic exoskeleton in the torso region and the appendage regions to hold the appendages in any number of desired positions. In another preferred embodiment, the appendages may include a hand equipped with fasteners which allow that hand to grasp and hold an object.