Dennis A Burgess, 877205 Stone Canyon Dr, Tucson, AZ 85750

5535898, Jul 16, 1996

May 19, 1995

8/444900

Ralph D. Burgess - Plymouth MN
Dennis A. Burgess - Tuscon AZ

A47F 500

211206

A printing plate carrier for transporting at least one printing plate that has tabs along two opposed edges has at least one supporting bracket connected to the carrier as part of the carrier. The supporting bracket has an elongated, upwardly facing horizontal edge that acts as an elongated hook for engaging and supporting the printing plate when the tab of the printing plate is hung upon the edge of the bracket. A plurality of floor-engaging wheels are connected to the carrier to support the carrier for movement from one location to another. The carrier includes a supporting framework preferably having a pair of spaced apart upright frame members and at least one horizontal supporting beam member releasably removably connected between the upright frame members. The latter serve as supporting columns for holding the beam in place when the carrier is assembled. The beam or beams, when removed, separate the columns from one another to render the carrier collapsible so that it can be reduced in size for shipment and storage.

5577965, Nov 26, 1996

Feb 12, 1996

8/600292

Dennis A. Burgess - Tucson AZ

A63B 6936

473230

A golf club has a clubhead upon which is rotatably mounted a rotary member or roller. The roller is exposed at the front of the club to engage the golf ball and is free to rotate upon a horizontal axis while in contact with the golf ball to facilitate rotation of the golf ball as the club moves the golf ball across the ground. The clubhead preferably has a front face that is directed toward the ball and the roller is mounted on the clubhead as a part of the front face of the club so as to engage the ball and to rotate freely while in contact with the ball. Typically, the clubhead has a pair of horizontally spaced apart supporting walls with an opening between them to accommodate the roller and to support the roller for rotation about a horizontal axis with the roller located at an elevation adapted to engage the center of the ball but to be held out of contact with the ground.