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Class 472/79 - Guide, brace, or clip


Subclass of Class 472 - Amusement devices
Definition: Amusement device wherein the means to move or relocate a
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 02/15/2005


NumberTitleIssue Date
6855063Arbor guide shoe assembly for counterweight system
An arbor guide shoe assembly for slidably interconnecting an arbor top plate or bottom plate with a pair of spaced rails. The guide shoe assembly has a rail contacting channel which defines a plurality of operable rail capturing distances, and an elongate slot for o...
02/15/2005
6537155Counterweight arbor guide system
A method for securing a counterweight guiding system in performance rigging in places of entertainment. An elongate guide rail has a cross-section which interlocks with a clip, the clip extending transversely beyond the guide. The guide rail is secured to...
03/25/2003
6068556Mobile scenery arrangement
A mobile scenery arrangement is provided which is easy to assemble and dismantle, and which can easily be transported, stored and used with uniform curtains and a uniform set of back-drops for the same performance. The mobile scenery arrangement includes ...
05/30/2000
6004216Mobile stage construction
A mobile scenery arrangement is provided which is easy to assemble and dismantle, and which can easily be transported, stored and used with uniform curtains and a uniform set of back-drops for the same performance. The mobile scenery arrangement includes ...
12/21/1999
5833544Film and live action theater
A film to live-action theater includes a screen facing an audience seating area. The screen has exit and entrance openings and movable panels to open and close off the openings. A screen elevator lifts the screen from a lowered position, wherein the entra...
11/10/1998
 
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