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Schwinn Bicycle Company

Kiwi Coders Corporation

Genieco Inc.

Gutner; Kenneth H.

Jay S Waxman

Kenneth H Gutner

Burton L Siegal

Sidney A Heenan

Frank P Brilando

Rudolph L Schwinn

James A Radkins

David P Macarus

Andrew P Radkins

A drawer slide assembly for use with a generally T-shaped guide mounted on the article of furniture which includes a C-shaped slide mountable on the underside of a drawer receivable within the furniture article, the slide being equipped with an interlocking plastic element.

Slide assembly for drawer

Fitting for drawer slide assembly

An article marking apparatus of the reciprocable impact type wherein an imprinting head is driven from a rest condition in sealed engagement with an inking cartridge through a ninety degree rotation to impact upon the surface of a passing article whereby to imprint indicia information thereon by means of printing type carried by said imprinting head. The imprinting head is an integral part of a carrier or shuttle device pivotally coupled to a pneumatic drive device by a folding linkage including a drive link supplemented by an idler coupled between the shuttle and the carrier. A guide member is provided in intercepting relation to the shuttle to maintain the shuttle along a preferred path toward a straight line vertical orientation aligned with a window through which the imprint is effected. The inking cartridge is removably mounted within said marking apparatus to intercept the imprinting head carried by said shuttle. A cushioning member is provided to receive the impact of the imprinting head against the ink cartridge. A dished sealing plate also can be provided, along with a resilient gasket adhered to the imprinting head, whereby to achieve a seal between cartridge and imprinting head during the rest condition and to control the impact of the imprinting head upon the article during imprinting. A sensing switch is provided for initiating the imprinting operation and a return switch also is provided for actuating return of the shuttle to place the imprinting head back in the rest condition sealing engaged with the ink cartridge.

Article imprinting apparatus

An incense holder includes a base having a central upstanding projection with an axial bore therein for receiving the lower end of a rod adapted to be passed through the holes in a plurality of incense beads. The rod includes a mounting portion shaped to cooperate with the bore for holding the rod uptight, and a stop portion for maintaining a space between the incense beads and the base. The bore may also receive an incense stick. Several forms of base are disclosed, some adapted for supporting spiral incense carriers thereon. Two forms of rod mounting portions are disclosed.

Incense holder

A drawer slide assembly including a generally T-shaped guide mounted on the article of furniture and a C-shaped slide mounted on the underside of a drawer receivable within the furniture article, each of the slide and guide being equipped with plastic elements to minimize noise while providing a lubricating effect.

Drawer slide assembly

A bicycle wheel assembly having a safety reflector stably supported between three adjacent spokes parallel to the plane of rotation of the wheel. The reflector has a flat body with retroreflective surfaces on opposite side portions and may, as in the embodiment illustrated, have margins curved to fit the contour of the wheel rim. One of the side portions has a spoke-receiving groove for receiving and fastening to the middle one of the three adjacent spokes. The reflector is positioned in a V-shaped cage defined by the spokes and rim in such a way that the grooved surface of the reflector abuts against a selected spoke. Further, the groove is diagonal in two directions to match the standard, non-radial inclination of the spoke. In the embodiment which is illustrated in the drawings for standard 27 inch wheels, the groove is inclined 7.degree. from the plane of rotation and 5.degree. from a radial line in that plane of rotation and the outer margin is curved along a 121/4 inch radius arc. With these specific dimensions, the reflector may be assembled on a 27 inch wheel with the outer margin abutting the ends of the nipples for the three spokes involved. For other sizes of wheels, the outer margin will be symmetrical, that is, its ends will be equally spaced, with respect to the wheel rim. The reflector is held in place by a single bolt extending through the body. The bolt is threadedly engaged with a clamp having a flange with a spoke-receiving recess aligned with the spoke-receiving groove in the body. This holds the reflector firmly on the middle spoke while preventing rotation about that spoke by wedging engagement with the two adjacent spokes. The opposite retroreflective surfaces are thereby maintained upright and parallel to the plane of rotation and therefore, retroreflect light effectively and uniformly to cross traffic in both directions.

Bicycle wheel reflector

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Skokie, IL, United States of America

Jay S Waxman