Picture Frame Patents (Class 40/700)
Film holder (e.g., filmstrip, slide, etc.) (Class 40/701)
Having magnetic means (Class 40/711)
Having lock (Class 40/712)
With level indication means (Class 40/713)
With illumination means (Class 40/714)
With sound producing means (Class 40/717)
Having seal (Class 40/718)
With handle (Class 40/719)
Photo block (Class 40/720)
Having storage for nondisplayed picture (Class 40/721)
With receptacle (Class 40/722)
Combined (Class 40/725)
Plural connected frames or frame having means to connect with another frame (Class 40/729)
Double sided frame (Class 40/734)
Single frame for plural pictures (Class 40/735)
Inflated (Class 40/736)
Light transmissive frame (Class 40/737)
Curved picture (Class 40/738)
Adjustable frame height, width, or thickness (Class 40/739)
For providing a three dimensional effect (Class 40/743)
Cord or wire frame (Class 40/744)
Support (Class 40/745)
Slidably received article (Class 40/765)
Mat, mount, or backing (Class 40/768)
Hingedly connected frame elements (Class 40/779)
Knockdown or set-up type (Class 40/780)
Picture retainer (Class 40/790)
Cover retainer (Class 40/797)
Decorative feature (Class 40/798)
  • Album containing pads of two-side coated repositionable tapes
    Patent number: 5543190
    Abstract: An album comprising more than two pages, said album having a stack of sheets attached thereto, at least some of said sheets being removable from said stack and having repositionable adhesive on both sides of said sheets which are removable.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 16, 1994
    Date of Patent: August 6, 1996
    Assignee: Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Company
    Inventors: Dee L. Johnson, Kenneth F. Knoll, John R. David
  • Fire-resistant jacket for use in a method of framing a picture
    Patent number: 5515628
    Abstract: A protective jacket for use in a method of framing a picture. The jacket is designed to fit within the existing frame of the picture, allowing the picture to be viewed under near optimal conditions whilst affording protection against fire or impact damage. The jacket comprises a fire-resistant laminated glazing material for viewing the picture and a metal sub-frame for providing impact resistance. The jacket may also be air-tight or water-tight.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: February 3, 1994
    Date of Patent: May 14, 1996
    Assignee: Rankins (Glass) Co., Ltd.
    Inventor: Clifford E. Rankin