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Richard L Green

Michael A Potter

An adjustably extensible torque-multiplier breaker-bar for applying variable torques to a tool headpiece. The device employs a telescoping inner member received within a sleeve member thus comprising a breaker-bar which permits the user to exploit the advantages of the principles of physics involved. An outer sleeve member carries a slideably adjustable inner member such that both members provide cooperatively for stepped length adjustment so as to shorten or lengthen the overall longitudinal dimension of the telescoping breaker-bar. Such extension and retraction allows a user to modify the mechanical advantage of the tool in accordance with mechanical theories of physics.

Adjustable torque-multiplier breaker-bar

There is disclosed herein a book-like coupon organizer for carrying and arranging various types and size cents-off coupons and refund offers, by designated product categories. The organizer includes front and back panels which are hingedly connected and a plurality of coupon-receiving pockets on the inner surface of said panels, said pockets extending transversely to said hinge connecting said panels. The panels are formed of rigid panel-forming members arranged in spaced edge-to-edge relation and heat-sealable inner and outer plastic sheets. Step-folded pocket-forming sheets and the inner and outer sheets are heat-sealed together so as to encase the panel-forming members as well as forming the hinge.

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Chicago, IL, United States of America

Richard L Green