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Utility Products Co.

Capital Steel & Supply Co., Division of Jensen Investment Corporation

Capital Steel & Supply Co., a Division of Jensen Investment Corp.

Utility Products, a Division of Reliable Electric Co.

John S Hickman

Andrew Paul Jensen

Richard L Jeanson

John B Olson

A combination holster for weapons having a front stock and a butt-stock, comprising a front stock holster having interior and exterior portions, the interior portion mimicking the contour of the front stock, and a butt-stock retraction element connected to the user and to the butt stock. The retention element may be a cord connected to a vest. The weapon is secured in a first position in which the front stock holster grips the front-stock, and the retraction element retains the butt-stock near the user. The weapon may be unsecured by removing the front stock from its holster and applying a drawing force to the retention element to pull the butt-stock away from the user. To return the weapon to a secure position, the user returns the front stock its holster and permits the butt-stock retention element retain the butt-stock near the user.

Apparatus for quick access to weaponry

A net is adapted to wrap around the front legs of a horse to prevent flies and other insects from alighting thereon. The net can be an elongated rectangular panel of fiberglass netting attachable to the horse's legs by means of one or more strips of hook and loop material, such as VELCRO. The net can be secured just above the horse's knee joint and the remainder can hang down to a point just above the hoof. The net can be applied or removed easily and quickly, and once in position, the net should not inhibit the movement of the horse in any way.

Horse leg net

A motorcycle fairing with improved safety and operational features including a long-throw, strengthened adjustable windscreen, an electrical wiper motor and wiper assembly attached directly to the adjustable windscreen and cornering lights operated by both the turn signals and independent switch means. The adjustable windscreen has a pair of female members fixed to the windscreen and a pair of male track members fixed to the fairing. In assembly, the female members are connected to the male track members and slide along the track members to a desired position. Release means associated with the male and female members serve to lock the windscreen in a selected position. The windshield wiper motor and/or wiper arm and blade are attached to the adjustable windscreen and move up and down with the windscreen. Cornering lights mounted on fairing side faces are operated by both the motorcycle's turn signals and an independent switch mounted on the fairing.

Motorcycle fairing

A telephone enclosure assembly and directory holder device for use with indoor/outdoor telephone installations. The enclosure includes a one-piece cast or molded plastic housing shell. Side panels can be fastened to the shell and a security lock clip permits the panels to be locked in place but readily replaced in the event of sidewall damage or vandalism. A directory holder is attached to the shell and is capable of storing several directories which can be rotated from a closed position to an open position, allowing each reader to comfortably view all printed matter on each and every page of the directory.

Telephone enclosure assembly and directory holder apparatus

Phonebooth

A leak-free, insulated basement window assembly which includes a prefabried panel comprising an insulating member and impact resistant strip joined to the insulating member. The panel has a pre-cut opening which is adapted to be aligned with a window opening in a masonry basement wall. A plastic window unit, which serves as an insulating membrane, is inserted into the opening with the window unit being located adjacent the outer basement wall.

Insulated basement window assembly

A wall system suitable for use in the ventilating of buildings which incls a vertically adjustable, drop vent, upper wall section subwall which is offset from and adapted to be raised or lowered relative to a stationary lower subwall by means of a winch and pulley arrangement.

Drop vent wall system

An enclosure for protecting occupants on a motorcycle is provided and includes a windscreen and a fairing having contoured sides fitted about the front wheel fork and having a seal member extending from the fairing to the fork to provide a waterproof seal therebetween. An electrically powered wiper and washer are provided to keep the windscreen clear. The fairing may include an air inlet with appropriate ducts and vents to permit the rider to control air circulation into the semi-enclosed compartment and to deflect water droplets away from the rear face of the windscreen. A rain and sun shield is removably located atop the windscreen and extends generally horizontally rearward therefrom. The shield is longitudinally divided by a flexible hinge to provide for ease of storage. The shield has a hooked mounting edge for insertion onto the windscreen. Elastic hold-down cords attach to the shield and combine with the mounting edge to permit the sun and rain shield to be deflected upwardly when bumped, for example, by the rider and to return to the normal operative position thereafter. During inclement weather, the windscreen is quickly raised to above eye level, permitting the rider to look through a washed and wiped windscreen and attach the rain and sun shield. During fair weather the windscreen can be swiftly lowered to allow the rider to look over the windscreen, thereby eliminating reflected glare in the crucial field of vision and retaining the preferred conventional motorcycling feel.

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Milwaukee, WI, United States of America

John S Hickman