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US 6,199,804 B1Granted
Display device for sports memorablilia
OwnerNicholas Donofrio, Jr.inventor
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Abstract
A display device including a base, first and second arms extending from the base, first and second retainers attached respectively to the first and the second arms, and wherein one of the arms and the retainers are flexible such that the retainers can be spread apart to receive a ball and then released to hold the ball therebetween. The display device also includes sports memorabilia held between the first and the second retainers.
Claims20
A display device comprising:
- a base;
- first and second arms extending from the base;
- first and second retainers attached respectively to distal ends of the first and the second arms;
- wherein the arms are made from a resiliently flexible material such that the first and the second arms can be spread apart due to the flexibility of the arms to receive sports memorabilia between the retainers, and then the arms can be released to substantially return to their original shape due the resiliency of the arms and hold the memorabilia in compression between the retainers;
- and
- sports memorabilia held between the first and the second retainers.
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A display device for holding sports memorabilia comprising:
- a base;
- a U-shaped arm assembly extending from the base and including first and second arms having spaced apart distal ends, said U-shaped arm assembly comprised of a resiliently flexible material;
- and
- first and second cups attached respectively to the distal ends of the first and the second arms such that the cups face one another, wherein the distal ends of the arms can be spread apart due to the flexibility of the arm assembly to receive sports memorabilia between the cups, and then the distal ends of the arms can be released so that the arm assembly will substantially return to its original U-shape due to the resilience of the arm assembly to hold the memorabilia between the cups in compression.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.