Church Dwight & Co., Inc.

Accuracy in Motion Outdoors Llp

Heaven's Trail, LLC

Richard Steven Chomik

Jason Joseph Nikitczuk

Jon Carl Bach

Michael Morgan Starkey

Thomas James Philpott

Raeshon Lamont McNeil

Alex Sandor Szekely

Michael J Harrison

Jeremy Eric Losaw

Peter A Piscopo

Peter Piscopo

Douglas Lewis Marriott

Kevin P Shutack

Robin Luyber Fernandez

Christopher Young Berry

Salvatore C Petralia

A tree stand system is provided. The tree stand system may include a tree stand. The tree stand may include a frame post, a platform portion engaged with the frame post, and a seat portion engaged with the frame post. Further, the tree stand may include an upper engagement device and a lower engagement device each configured to engage a structure. One of the upper engagement device and the lower engagement device may define a convex edge configured to extend toward the structure to allow the tree stand to roll against the structure to select a horizontal angle that the tree stand faces. The tree stand system may further include one or more of a ladder, a hoisting apparatus, and an accessory. The accessory may include a bow holder accessory or a hunting device accessory.

Tree stands, ladders, and associated systems and methods

The present invention is directed to a novel cap and spout closure which provides for spout orientation, sealing, and locking when applied to a container or bottle. The present invention provides for a unique lug and notch assembly, which properly aligns and locks the cap and spout closure onto a container or bottle. The pre-assembled cap of the present invention is useful as a cap and spout for liquid laundry detergent.

Cap and spout combo

Archery bow string dampers and peep sights comprised of a rigid ellipsoidal inner core and an elastomeric outer surface are disclosed.

Bowstring vibration dampeners and sights

An archery peep sight is disclosed that combines integrally a bowstring dampener and a peep sight.

Bow string vibration dampening sight

The present invention is directed to a means for storing condoms that will protect and conceal the packaged condoms while they are carried on the person or stored by the consumer subsequent to purchase but prior to use. According to the present invention, the storage means, or condom card, comprises two separable half portions each containing a storage compartment for storing at least one condom therein. The two halves of the condom card are separably attached together by known means in the art, such as juxtaposed tabs and slots.

Condom card

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Doylestown, PA, United States of America

Richard Steven Chomik