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Hoplite Armour LLC

Trek Bicycle Corporation

Ivus Industries, LLC

Thousand, LLC

John M Larkin

Bryan Emrich

William Rempe

Frederick Mariani

Christopher C Sappenfield

Gloria Hwang

Christopher M Cox

A helmet comprises a protective shell shaped to protect a head of a user. The protective shell has an exterior surface, an interior surface, and at least on one opening extending from the exterior surface to the interior surface. At least one detachable cap is sized and shaped to fit the at least one opening.

Protective helmet and opening for securing the helmet

Handheld device

The present disclosure relates to a protective headpiece for an athlete of a game using a projectile to protect at least a portion of the brow, temple and jaw of the athlete's head against impacts by the projectile. The protective head piece is releasably securable to the athlete's head and includes a mask portion comprising an impact resistant material. The mask portion includes a brow portion adapted to substantially shield the athlete's brow area and having opposed sides. A temple portion is positioned at each side of the brow portion and adapted to substantially shield the athlete's temple areas. The mask portion also includes a jaw portion extending from each of the temple portions and adapted to substantially shield at least the athlete's lower jaw. The jaw portion includes a front portion which defines an opening sized to permit frontal viewing of the athlete's mouth.

Protective headpiece

Flashlight

Bicycle helmet retention device

Display box

A device for displaying a sample of sheet material such as carpet or drapery comprises a floor wall having perimetric edges in a polygon shape and a plurality of walls extending upwardly from the perimetric edges thereof. Means are provided for connecting the upstanding walls at the adjoining vertical edges thereof so as to enclose the floor in a box-like configuration having an open upper end. The upstanding walls have mirror surfaces on their inwardly presented sides so that a viewer, looking through the opened upper end will see the illusion that the upper surface of the floor wall extends infinitely.

Sample enlarging material display device

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Des Moines, IA, United States of America

John M Larkin