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Michael D Maynard

Richard C Young

Ronald E Ward

A male undergarment with an expanding iris opening for maintaining the penis of a male wearer in a natural position is provided. The iris opening may be defined by a protruding boundary sleeve extending perpendicular from a crotch portion of the undergarment. The undergarment also provides a veil attached along the crotch portion, affording privacy and comfort by being movable between a concealed condition and a revealed condition.

Male undergarment

A warehousing system and apparatus for retrieving articles from a preselected storage area containing a quantity of the same and delivering them to a designated area spaced therefrom. A track extends a selected distance along a predetermined path that is offset a selected distance from the stored articles. A motorized carriage is rollingly mounted on the track and has a load carrying support surface thereon on which a payload is accumulated one article after another during the building of such load. A rigid superstructure is carried by the carriage and an extendible and retractable reach is mounted on thereon. A power operated article gripping assembly is carried by the reach for grasping articles one at a time in the storage area and loading them in sequence onto the carriage for delivery to the designated area. The apparatus is controlled from a location spaced from the storage area and inter-relates and controls movement of the carriage along said track, extension and retraction of the reach, and operation of the article gripping assembly to retrieve articles.

Article retrieving and positioning system and apparatus for articles, layers, cases, and pallets

A take apart wooden toy puzzle which, when assembled resembles a San Francisco cable car. The toy comprises a number of pieces, the majority of which comprise pairs of mirror image constructed pieces which align and are mutually interacting. Two key element pieces must be detected and removed from the puzzle in the correct order in order to disassemble the puzzle. The first set of these elements, the brake posts, must be removed. At this point, the cable car is able to roll upon its wheels without falling apart. Since this initial procedure leaves the toy intact, the next element to be removed is not easily ascertained. The next step consists of disengaging the second step of key elements, the tie posts, which are fitted top to bottom through the puzzle. Once the tie posts are removed, the toy is easily and quickly disassembled. When it is desired to assemble the toy, it is conducted in the reverse order of disassemblage. The pieces of the puzzle are held in place until the tie posts are inserted. The brake posts are then fitted until they engage the tie posts, thereby locking the puzzle in its final position.

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Paintsville, KY, United States of America

Michael D Maynard