Geoffrey M Glass, 31Chicago, IL

6561120, May 13, 2003

Jan 27, 2000

09/491668

Geoffrey M. Glass - Skokie IL
Wayne J. Brocka - Readlyn IA
Douglas C. Madsen - Waverly IA

Plasticide Products Corporation - Skokie IL

E01F 9012

116 63P, 40610, 404 9

A plastic barricade assembly and a method of constructing it. The assembly includes two leg and panel units pivotally interconnected. Each leg and panel unit comprises first and second leg members and a plurality of panel members. The members are separately blow molded of plastic. The first leg members of each leg and panel unit are identical to each other and, at the same time, different than the second leg members of each leg and panel unit which are, in turn, identical to each other. Each leg and panel unit is assembled by bolting a first and second leg member together with a plurality of panel members. The leg and panel members of each unit are bolted together in interlocking relationship.

7302770, Dec 4, 2007

Dec 9, 2005

11/164897

Geoffrey M. Glass - Wheeling IL, US

G09F 15/00

40610, 4060601, 116 63 P

An improved A-frame sign stand is disclosed. The sign stand includes front and rear panels hingedly attached. A support rod is removably attachable to the panels and prevents both separation and buckling of the panels. The support rod can be placed into various storage positions. In one such position, the rod may be used as a handle. In another embodiment, the rod can be pivoted upward and stored on an inner surface of the panel.

7337569, Mar 4, 2008

Aug 5, 2005

11/198476

Geoffrey M. Glass - Skokie IL, US

American Louver Company - Skokie IL

G09F 15/00
E01F 9/00

40610, 116 63 P

A sign frame assembly having journally connected frames and appearing as an inverted “V” when deployed on a surface. Each frame has legs connected by a panel, and upper and lower crossbars which are parallel to each other and connect the legs. A receptacle defined by a plane including the panel and which is parallel to and separated from a plane formed by surfaces of the legs, and the upper and lower cross bars is provided to hold a flat object which may be used as a sign. The flat object may be inserted and removed without the use of tools or fasteners.

7748151, Jul 6, 2010

Dec 4, 2007

11/950243

Geoffrey M. Glass - Wheeling IL, US

American Louver Company - Skokie IL

G09F 15/00

40610, 4060601, 116 63 P, 248465

An improved A-frame sign stand is disclosed. The sign stand includes front and rear panels hingedly attached. A support rod is removably attachable to the panels and prevents both separation and buckling of the panels. The support rod can be placed into various storage positions. In one such position, the rod may be used as a handle. In another embodiment, the rod can be pivoted upward and stored on an inner surface of the panel.

7886467, Feb 15, 2011

Jan 22, 2008

12/009815

Geoffrey M. Glass - Wheeling IL, US

American Louver Company - Skokie IL

G09F 15/00

40610, 116 63 P

A sign frame assembly having journally connected frames and appearing as an inverted “V” when deployed on a surface. Each frame has legs connected by a panel, and upper and lower crossbars which are parallel to each other and connect the legs. A receptacle defined by a plane including the panel and which is parallel to and separated from a plane formed by surfaces of the legs, and the upper and lower cross bars is provided to hold a flat object which may be used as a sign. The flat object may be inserted and removed without the use of tools or fasteners.

2005010, May 19, 2005

Nov 19, 2003

10/718480

Geoffrey Glass - Lincolnshire IL, US

B60P003/00

220694000

The present disclosure provides liquid surge suppressors and methods of manufacturing such surge suppressors. In one exemplary implementation of the invention, a surge suppressor includes a plurality of flexible longitudinal members, each of which is joined to the other longitudinal members at a first junction and at a second junction spaced from the first junction along a central axis. A locking clip attached at both first and second junctions to ensure a secure connection. A generally planar medial disk may lie in a transverse plane substantially perpendicular to the central axis and having a generally circular central orifice. The medial disk being joined to a portion of each of the longitudinal members intermediate the first and second junctions and defining a fixed relationship between the longitudinal members.

4624210, Nov 25, 1986

Dec 27, 1984

6/686930

Geoffrey M. Glass - Northbrook IL

E01F 904

116 63P

An improved barricade is composed of two identical, hollow, molded plastic panel units which are bolted together at top hinges. Novel detents lock the barricade in an open position for use. This mechanism allows for folding and storage by pushing the legs together with a substantial force. The panel units incorporate reinforcing ribs on the legs that taper off at their top and cooperate with opposing leg members and a specially shaped hinge section to allow for flat, compact storage. Horizontal panels are flush to the surface of the panel unit for optimum strength and space utilization. Bottom portions of the hollow panel units are filled with sand as a ballast to increase stability. A special mounting bracket is attached next to one of the hinges to support attachments such as flashers.

5342140, Aug 30, 1994

Jun 30, 1993

8/085345

Geoffrey M. Glass - Rolling Meadows IL

Plasticade Products Corporation - Rolling Meadows IL

E01F 1300

404 9

A mounting assembly includes a bracket, flasher light unit, and barricade. The bracket has a slot for attachment to the barricade and a round aperture for attachment to the flasher light unit. When attached to the barricade, the bracket and flasher may be rotated out of position to facilitate maintenance and rotated back into proper position for use. To prevent the accidental misaligning of the flasher during use, small protrusions on the barricade hold the bracket and flasher firmly in a proper vertical position.