Arnold M Dejaynes

51301695, Jul 14, 1992

Mar 29, 1991

7/677258

Arnold M. DeJaynes - New London IA

D04D 900

428 7

A novelty design apparatus has an elongated body member with an outer surface and first and second ends. An elongated body member has an outer surface and first and second ends. A flexible elongated tube is slidably mounted on the outer surface of the body member. One end of the tube is secured to the first end of the body member with the remainder of the tube slidably and rotatably embracing the body member. The central portion of the tube has a plurality of elongated slits which expand into a variety of design configurations when the free end of the tube is rotated, and slidably moved towards the fixed end of the tube.

D3262154, May 19, 1992

Dec 11, 1989

7/448604

Arnold M. DeJaynes - New London IA

D 8 98

D3240746, Feb 18, 1992

Oct 20, 1988

7/260368

Arnold M. DeJaynes - New London IA

D19 69

57765782, Jul 7, 1998

Jan 31, 1997

8/797693

Arnold M. Dejaynes - New London IA

B32B 108
B32B 310

428 666

A novelty design apparatus has an elongated body member with an outer surface and first and second ends. An elongated body member has an outer surface and first and second ends. A flexible elongated tube is slidably mounted on the outer surface of the body member. One end of the tube is secured to the first end of the body member with the remainder of the tube slidably and rotatably embracing the body member. The central portion of the tube has a plurality of elongated slits which expand into a variety of design configurations when the free end of the tube is rotated, and slidably moved towards the fixed end of the tube. A guard element or disk is secured to the elongated body member to prevent the expanded central portion of the tube from being crushed or distorted when the novelty member is placed on a flat surface with the elongated tube in its expanded position.

50546996, Oct 8, 1991

Dec 21, 1989

7/454429

Arnold M. DeJaynes - New London IA

B26B 1300

2411012

The ribbon curling and shredding device of this invention utilizes an upper base member vertically slidably mounted on a lower base member by means of two pairs of posts which extend upwardly from one end of the lower base member and the central portion of the lower base member. These posts slidably extend through aligned apertures in the upper base member. Enlarged head portions on the post prevent the complete detachment of the two base members. Compression spring members embrace each of the posts to yieldably hold the two base members in spaced separation. A plurality of sharp needles extend downwardly from the lower side of the upper base member in the open space that exists between the two base members opposite the four posts. A pad member made of wood or the like appears in the upper surface of the lower base member immediately below the protruding needles. A ribbon curling means comprised of a projection on the upper surface of the upper base member and including an arcuate concave portion terminating in a pair of straight sides.

D3352528, May 4, 1993

Aug 19, 1991

7/746594

Arnold M. DeJaynes - New London IA

D 8 98