Handi-pac, Inc.

Steven Manufacturing Company

Blanke Plastic Company

Beverly W Taylor

Reet Thomas, Jr

Stake for supporting an outdoor Christmas light

A stake (1) supports an outdoor lighting fixture. The light fixture includes a socket (23) for a light bulb (6), and electrical wires (w) connected to the socket. The stake has a stem (3) insertable into the ground. An improvement (7) comprises a housing 4 having an opening (9) in its upper end. The height of the housing is such that the socket fits within the housing when the fixture is installed on the stake. The light bulb protrudes through the opening in the upper end of the housing when the socket is so installed. One side of the housing has an opening (21) to allow insertion and removal of the socket. The housing has horizontal slots (29, 31) in its respective side walls to support the wiring for the fixture.

Light stake

Surgical suction collector

Toy lap desk

A utility booster chair including a back and a pair of spaced opposed arm members extending in substantially perpendicular relation therefrom, the chair being contour formed in the shape of an animal and having a platform adjustably connectable to the arm members for different heights and different usages.

Utility booster chair

A kaleidoscope is provided having an object enclosure containing a multiplicity of pattern producing objects mounted to one end of a tubular body member. The mounting method employed permits object enclosure rotation in two directions about the body member. Preferably, the object enclosure includes a first wall arranged in a spherical shape encompassing a chamber. A second wall is concentrically arranged with respect to the spherical shape interiorly of the chamber. The first and second walls delimit at least one compartment for the pattern producing objects. The chamber volume inboard of the second wall is visually unobstructed to permit observation along a line of sight therethrough. Consequently, two compartment segments on opposite sides of the object enclosure may be viewed simultaneously. The first wall of the object enclosure has a material thickness having first and second outboard surfaces on opposite sides thereof. One of the first and second outboard surfaces has a plurality of facets formed in it. The image provided at one end of the body member is viewed from the opposite end of the body member through a three-sided mirror. The dual rotation capability, faceted wall and spherical construction produce an unusual kaleidoscope image for observation.

Kaleidoscope

Toy transceiver package

Toy CB radio

In a wheeled toy having a frame and a wheel mounted for rotation with respect to the frame, two fixed resonators are mounted on the frame symmetrically on either side of a boss projecting from the frame, the resonators having a supporting platform, and a clopper is provided, including a pair of percussion units, a bridging piece between the percussion units and pawls projecting outboard of each of the percussion units, the percussion units engaging the supporting platforms of the resonators, and the bridging piece spanning between and being wedged between the surfaces and a facing surface of the boss, and a multiplicity of spaced trip means are carried by the wheel and positioned to engage both of the pawls when the wheel is rotating.

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Hermann, MO, United States of America

Beverly W Taylor