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Cine Coasters, Inc.

Florescence, Inc.

Jon L Stern

Keith Alan Hippely

Richard S Katz, Jr

Paul S Rosen

Thomas N Linton

Jacket for admission ticket

A receptacle for use in receiving and supporting an admission ticket or admission stub is formed of a planar sheet of heavy paper or cardboard or similar material cut to define a plurality of panels joined along fold lines. The ticket receptacle is foldable along the fold lines to place the panels in overlying relationship and to define a corner pocket configured to receive an admission ticket or ticket stub. The various surfaces of the panels support pluralities of images elements which are suitable for communicating the desired information to the ticket recipient.

Admission ticket receptacle bearing information and promotional material

A tray body preferably fabricated of a molded plastic material defines a generally rectangular recess having at least one support member extending downwardly therefrom. The tray body further defines a center cup receptacle having a receptacle wall extending downwardly beyond the tray body. A pair of side cup receptacles are formed on opposed sides of the center cup receptacle. In one embodiment, additional support members extend downwardly from the side cup receptacles. In an alternate embodiment, a pair of spaced apart support members are formed in the recess in place of the cup receptacle supports.

Food and beverage tray supportable by a cup holder

A flexible liquid dispenser which may be used to hold and discharge suntan lotion, sunscreen lotion, perfume, insect repellent, or other liquids. In one embodiment the liquid dispenser is relatively flat, about 0.5 inch thick, fits in the palm of a person's hand, and may be conveniently carried in a person's pocket or hung around a person's neck by a cord or tube attached to the dispenser. The dispenser body may be made out of molded plastic and has at least one flexible wall portion which allows the dispenser body to be compressed for the purpose of discharging the liquid from the dispenser. The liquid dispenser has a rotatable cap which may be turned to open a dispensing aperture in the cap. Liquid may then be discharged through the dispensing aperture by squeezing or compressing the dispenser body. The shape of the cap matches the outer contour of the dispenser body when the cap is unturned, providing a smooth outer surface for the dispenser that will not damage or rip a person's pocket, and will be comfortable to carry. The liquid dispenser has a mirror, or reflective surface, and advertising label attached to the outside of the dispenser. The cap may be removed for the purpose of refilling the dispenser.

Flexible liquid dispenser

Cup holder assembly

Combined armrest and container holder

A universal container holder for attachment to stadium or theater seats. A downwardly open armrest portion is adapted to fit over the seat armrest to project a container holder portion beyond the front of the armrest for holding different sizes of containers. Adhesive material or adjustable clamp members enable mounting of the container holder to various sizes and configurations of armrests.

Universal container holder

Flower display stand

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Mill Valley, CA, United States of America

Jon L Stern