DR. JOHN M. CRUMP, M. D.
Radiology at Prudential Dr, Jacksonville, FL

4320918, Mar 23, 1982

Aug 18, 1980

6/179093

John M. Crump - Jacksonville FL

A45F 510

294147

The invention is a device for assembling, transporting, displaying, packaging, carrying and, or, securing any desired combination of equipment such as skis, poles and boots. The device includes oppositely disposed equipment retainer means symmetrically related and movably mounted in a mutually aligned relationship relative to a base member. Said retainer means being selectively adjustable to allow any desired combination of said equipment, or the like, to be retained therewith. Manipulatable securing means is provided such that the said retainer means may be adjusted to accommodate various equipment sizes and also to provide a method whereby the consequential assembling of any combination of said equipment causes said equipment to be releasably secured therewith and further providing means incorporated into the same device for locking said device with a cable type security lock, or the like.

D279425, Jul 2, 1985

Jun 14, 1982

6/387965

John M. Crump - Jacksonville FL

D 3 36

4311333, Jan 19, 1982

Mar 10, 1980

6/128673

John M. Crump - Jacksonville FL

A45F 510

294147

The invention is a device for carrying and, or, securing any desired combination of equipment such as skis, poles and boots. The device includes oppositely disposed equipment retainer means symmetrically related and movably mounted in a mutually aligned relationship relative to a base member. Said retainer means being selectively adjustable to allow any desired combination of said equipment, or the like, to be retained therewith. Manipulatable securing means is provided such that the said retainer means may be adjusted to accommodate various equipment sizes and also to provide a method whereby the consequential assembling of any combination of said equipment causes said equipment to be releasably secured therewith and further providing means incorporated into the same device for locking said device with a cable type security lock, or the like.

4320916, Mar 23, 1982

Aug 4, 1980

6/175081

John M. Crump - Jacksonville FL

A45F 510

294147

The invention is a device for assembling, transporting, displaying, packaging, carrying and, or, securing any desired combination of equipment such as skis, poles and boots. The device includes oppositely disposed equipment retainer means symmetrically related and movably mounted in a mutually aligned relationship relative to a base member. Said retainer means being selectively adjustable to allow any desired combination of said equipment, or the like, to be retained therewith. Manipulatable securing means is provided such that the said retainer means may be adjusted to accomodate various equipment sizes and also to provide a method whereby the consequential assembling of any combination of said equipment causes said equipment to be releasably secured therewith and further providing means incorporated into the same device for locking said device with a cable type security lock, or the like.

4320917, Mar 23, 1982

Aug 11, 1980

6/176787

John M. Crump - Jacksonville FL

A45F 510

294147

The invention is a device for assembling, transporting, displaying, packaging, carrying and, or, securing any desired combination of equipment such as skis, poles and boots. The device includes oppositely disposed equipment retainer means symmetrically related and movably mounted in a mutually aligned relationship relative to a base member. Said retainer means being selectively adjustable to allow any desired combination of said equipment, or the like, to be retained therewith. Manipulatable securing means is provided such that the said retainer means may be adjusted to accommodate various equipment sizes and also to provide a method whereby the consequential assembling of any combination of said equipment causes said equipment to be releasably secured therewith and further providing means incorporated into the same device for locking said device with a cable type security lock, or the like.

4312532, Jan 26, 1982

Jul 13, 1979

6/057306

John M. Crump - Jacksonville FL

A45F 510

294147

The invention is a single, integral device for carrying and securing any desired combination of equipment such as skis, boots and poles. The device includes a pair of cooperable body members one of which is contoured to receive skis and poles in the lower part of the body. A vertical stem section and upper body member provides for boot attachment and a hand grasp handle for holding the device during carrying. The basic configuration provides in one device the means for carrying skis, poles and boots. The invention has the additional novel feature of providing simultaneous means for securing, with one lock, any combination of ski equipment including skis, poles and boots. The unique physical relationship of the skis, poles and boots, while attached to the device, provides a stable, streamlined and beneficial center of gravity highly conducive to user safety and compact storage.

4133056, Jan 9, 1979

Apr 26, 1977

5/790965

John M. Crump - Jacksonville FL

D06F 4522

4 1

A device for wringing soiled baby diapers after the diaper has been cleaned of excess soiled materials in the bathroom water closet. This invention consists primarily of two wringer rollers secured to a main attachment frame which can be secured to the conventional standard bathroom water closet seat bolts. When the device is in place below the water closet seat the device does not interfere with customary water closet usage. When it is desired to use the Soiled Diaper Wringer Device the water closet seat and cover are rotated to the usual up position at which time the device is fully exposed for wringing a soiled diaper. This configuration features an outer roller that is mounted to the main attachment frame by a pivot bolt which allows the user to rotate the outer roller outward thereby providing space for diaper insertion. Resilient elastomer bands provide wringer squeezing pressure as the diaper is pulled through the rollers. The invention has the novel features of providing a highly sanitary and hygienic technique for treating soiled baby diapers while at the same time can be installed on existing or new bathroom water closets without interfering with normal customary toilet bowl usage.

4186296, Jan 29, 1980

Dec 19, 1977

5/861965

John M. Crump - Jacksonville FL

G01M 1500, G06G 114

235 61J

A vehicle energy conservation indicating device comprising an integrated instrument cluster functioning basically as a nomographic computing mechanism. The odometer distance traveled indicator computing mechanism is linked with the fuel indicating gauge mechanism such that a three variable equation computing mechanism is obtained. The three variables are distance traveled, quantity of fuel consumed and distance traveled per unit of fuel consumed. Energy conservation is achieved by operating the vehicle under such performance conditions as to produce the highest possible value for distance traveled per unit of fuel consumed. The instrument panel cluster brings the operator's attention to focus upon and continuously stimulated to conserving energy. Furthermore, the vehicle energy conservation indicating device can be adapted for recording these performance variables on tape type print out. The speedometer advises the vehicle operator when he is obeying or breaking the speed laws which are enforced and monitored by the police with specific punishment prescribed for violations of the law.