Webb Business Promotions, Inc.

Other

Fluoroware, Inc.

Webb Candy, Inc.

Arthur Salm, Inc.

The Webb Company

Larson; Vada J.

Larson; Roger L.

Walter I Bieger

Alan M Webb

David V Olson

Roger Lee Larson

Roger L Larson

Vada J Larson

Don Gagne

Marvin R Glemming

Tracy J Niebling

A dispenser for dispensing small items such as pieces of candy is disclosed herein. The dispenser includes a container having a first major side, a second major side, and a storage volume positioned between the first and second major sides. The dispenser includes a dispensing opening defined through the first major side. A dispensing member for carrying the items from the storage volume to the dispensing opening carries the items along a path of travel aligned along a plane, the dispensing opening having an axis aligned in a direction generally perpendicular to the plane.

Small item dispenser

Water bottle

Breath mint dispenser

Mug grip pattern

Magnetic pen holder with stationary holder

Combined bookmark and penholder

The combination bookmark and writing instrument holder includes a generally planar marking strip and an integrally molded retaining clip at one end of the marking strip. In the preferred embodiment, the retaining clip includes a pair of generally symmetrical, outwardly jaws that together present a writing instrument retaining channel. The channel includes a writing instrument retaining portion, and an outwardly flared mouth portion for guiding the writing instrument into the retaining portion.

Bookmark having integral pencil holder

Computer operator glove

A bottom loading wafer carrier box provides a cavity which appropriately may have a still and particulate free environment for a wafer carrier handling silicon wafers during their storage,transport, and transfer into and out of processing equipment for the manufacture of semiconductors. The box includes a housing enclosing the cavity with an open bottom suitable for receiving the wafer carrier into the cavity. A releaseable door is provided for sealing the open bottom from the ambient environment about the housing of the box. A cam bar is slideably connected to the outside of the housing and operably connected to a moveable slider extending within the cavity. The slider has a carrier catch adapted for retaining the wafer carrier within the cavity and a cushion to retain the wafers within the carrier and to reduce the effects of shock upon the wafers. A grippable handle suitably extends from the cam bar so that the handle is operably connected to the slider to manually actuate engagement of the catch with the carrier and the cushion with the wafers.

Bottom loading wafer carrier box

A chording apparatus for stringed musical instruments is provided that automatically forms complex chording arrangements on the instrument keyboard in response to the simple depression of a single button. The chording apparatus hereof includes a unique arrangement of selection buttons, actuating arms, and string depressing hammers, to allow for the selection of a maximum number of chords with a minimum number of apparatus parts. The chording apparatus also includes a unique, one piece biasing plate that urges each of the string depressing hammers to their string clearing positions. The apparatus can be quickly attached or detached from the neck of a string instrument, is adaptable to keyboards of various widths, and is particularly designed for ease of assembly.

Chording apparatus for stringed musical instrument

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Saint Paul, MN, United States of America

Walter I Bieger