Abstract: A recording material comprising a transparent substrate which has a recording layer on one side and a peelable hiding layer on the other side is provided. By using the recording material of the present invention, a solid image portion in white or other color, in particular, with hiding property, can be formed on a transparent substrate with easy operation.

Abstract: A method for three dimensional sewing of sleeves to a suit coat body, constituting providing a suit coat body support member which supports a suit coat body turned inside out thereon, positioning a sleeve support member adjacent to the suit coat body support member, which sleeve support member has sleeve supporting bars deformable from a contracted position to an expanded position, placing the shoulder end of a sleeve onto the contracted sleeve bars and then expanding the sleeve bars to hold the shoulder end of the sleeve against the sleeve bars, placing an inside out suit coat body on the suit coat body support member, moving the sleeve support member toward the suit coat body support member and transferring the sleeve to the suit coat body support member while keeping the seam lines thereof aligned, and holding the sleeve on the suit coat body support member, contracting the sleeve bars and moving the sleeve support member away from the suit coat body support member, and sewing the suit coat body and the sl

Abstract: A suit material support device which comprises a center suit coat body support member and a pair of suit sleeve support members disposed on the opposite sides of the suit body support member. The suit coat body support member is rotatable from a suit coat body placing position and to right- and left-hand suit sleeve sewing positions. It has a plurality of suit body bars displaceable in planes intersecting each other at right angles and clamp needles for clamping suit sleeves against the suit body bars. A pair of suit sleeve support members are disposed on opposite sides of the suit body support member and each is rotatable between a suit sleeve attaching position and a suit sleeve placing position as the mechanism rotates.

Abstract: A C-shaped wire connecting sleeve is formed having a plurality of elongated ribs pressed into part of its back portion which in turn is joined by two semi-circular end gripping portions. Upon being compressed about an enclosed wire or cable, the ribs not only strengthen the sleeve to resist undesired opening but minimize the inside radius of the enclosing sleeve to further increase the sleeve's compressive gripping force.