Craig J Novak, 664750 League Island Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19112

6523798, Feb 25, 2003

May 5, 2000

09/565709

Craig Novak - Kennett Square PA

Unique Industries, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

A47B 9100

24834601, 2481761, 446220

A decorative balloon holder has a core having sufficient weight to hold a buoyant balloon in position on a tabletop or the like. The balloon holder has an attachment held directly to the core for securing the string of the balloon, and has a layer of decorative material wrapped around the core.

6688939, Feb 10, 2004

Nov 13, 2002

10/292932

Craig Novak - Kennett Square PA

Unique Industries, Inc.

A63H 306

446220, 24834601, 2481761

A decorative balloon holder has a core having sufficient weight to hold a buoyant balloon in position on a tabletop or the like. The balloon holder has an attachment held directly to the core for securing the string of the balloon, and has a layer of decorative material wrapped around the core.

6877704, Apr 12, 2005

Jul 19, 2001

09/909423

Craig Novak - Kennett Square PA, US
Judith Wexler - Voorhees NJ, US

A47B091/00
A47G029/00
B65D019/00

24834601, 248910, 446220, 383109

A balloon holder simulating a small gift bag comprises a decorative bag, a core held within the decorative bag and having sufficient weight to hold at least one buoyant balloon in place, and decorative material secured to the core in a position to conceal the core from casual view. The decorative material preferably is formed from a length of decorative sheet material having its upper portion cut into a series of strips adapted to extend outwardly from the decorative bag. In one embodiment useful for a larger size decorative gift bag, an inner liner is fitted within the decorative bag with the core being held to the interior of the lower portion of the inner liner and the decorative material being held to the interior of the upper periphery of the inner liner.

2007011, May 17, 2007

Nov 11, 2005

11/271630

Craig Novak - Chadds Ford PA, US

Unique Industries, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

A63H 29/10

446186000

A decorative balloon holder for use at a party comprises a container formed generally in the shape of a geometric pyramid of a light-transmitting material of color and having a central opening. A removable closure is provided for the central opening to enable the container to be filled with festive material such as marbles or candy and the like that are not only capable of serving as ballast to hold one or more buoyant party balloons upon a tabletop, but also enable the balloon holder can serve as a party favor.

6299441, Oct 9, 2001

Jul 5, 2000

9/609277

Craig Novak - Kennett Square PA

Unique Industries, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

A61C 100

433 29

A novelty product includes a holder to be held inside the mouth of a user and a carrier to be held removably by the holder and having a first compartment containing a chemiluminescent solution separated from a second compartment containing an activator for the chemiluminescent solution by a frangible barrier. The carrier may be inserted into the holder and the holder flexed to break the barrier and mix the chemiluminescent solution and activator to produce chemiluminescent light inside the mouth of a user. The carrier can be replaced upon the light produced diminishing.

6196680, Mar 6, 2001

Apr 10, 2000

9/546061

Craig Novak - Kennett Square PA

Unique Industries, Inc. - Philadelphia PA

G02C 1102

351 51

A chemiluminescent novelty eyeglass frame has curved portions which will extend proximate the eyes of the user. The curved portions are formed with channels which are adapted to receive compartmented ampules containing a chemiluminescent solution separated from an activator. A frangible barrier is provided in the ampules, and the barrier is ruptured by bending the ampules for insertion into the channels. In this way, the chemiluminescent solution and activator mix to produce chemiluminescent light emanating from the frame upon insertion of the ampules into the channels of the curved portions of the eyeglass frame.