Kenneth S Barasch DeceasedBronx, NY

3948173, Apr 6, 1976

Jan 8, 1975

5/539536

Kenneth S. Barasch - South Orange NJ

Sibar Industries - Wilmington DE

B41K 140
B41K 152

101333

A marking assembly includes a cylindrical member, upon which are supported indicia marking members, and a closure cap, having an ink pad secured therewithin, adapted to be placed over the cylindrical member by means of a coupling which is substantially air-tight so as to prevent evaporation of the ink. The indicia members may be removably secured to the cylindrical member by means of a pressure-sensitive adhesive or a snap fitting so as to be readily interchangeable, and the cross-section of the members is sharply tapered so as to produce well-defined sharp images. A further embodiment of the assembly may also include a second closure cap within which is defined a well for housing a small bottle of ink.

4094504, Jun 13, 1978

Mar 3, 1976

5/663623

Kenneth S. Barasch - South Orange NJ

A63B 6938

273 29A

A signalling device to be used with a sport implement, such as, for example, a tennis racquet or golf club, for detecting and indicating the proper use thereof, includes a plurality of mechanical reed members, the longitudinal axes of which are disposed with respect to the tennis racquet or golf club structure as to be aligned with the stroke direction when a proper stroke is performed whereby the signalling device will emit a well-defined audible signal indicating the performance of a proper stroke. The reed members may be disposed within a housing which may, in turn, be mounted upon the racquet frame or club shaft, or alternatively, may be integrally disposed within the frame or shaft, the latter structures serving as the housings thereof. Still further, and alternatively, in lieu of the reed members being aligned with the stroke direction, that is, the same are, within such embodiment, disposed perpendicular to the plane of the tennis racquet or golf club face, the reed members may likewise be disposed parallel to the plane of the racquet or club face and perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the implement whereupon, instead of such members emitting a signal when a proper stroke is performed, such members emit an audible signal when an improper stroke is performed.