ROBERT WILEY ANDERSON
Medical Practice in Cleveland, OH

6595364, Jul 22, 2003

Sep 22, 2000

09/667480

Anthony Palermo, Jr. - Chesterland OH 44026
Robert H. Anderson - Shaker Heights OH 44122

B65D 8520

206443, 2064595, 206478, 206479, 206485, 206778

Point-of-sale display apparatus for a plurality of flag designs comprises a generally flat back panel having a bottom edge portion and an upper edge portion. A flag retaining means is fastened to the back panel and defines a plurality of loops sized to accommodate a rolled flag in each of the loops. The loops are preferably comprised of elastic material. The upper edge portion may be generally triangular shaped with the apex of the triangle defining a point from which the display apparatus can be hung. The display apparatus also includes a clear, plastic enclosure shaped to accommodate the display apparatus within the enclosure. The display apparatus is used to display for sale a plurality of flag unfurlers and a variety of flag designs, and doubles as a convenient and effective storage container. A quick release final attachable to the top of the flag pole is also provided whereby the removal of one flag and flag unfurler combination from over the top of the flag pole and the mounting of a second flag and flag unfurler combination over the top of the flag pole is facilitated.

3956625, May 11, 1976

Nov 14, 1974

5/523564

Robert M. Anderson - Pepper Pike OH

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

F21K 502

240 13

A multiple photoflash lamp array is disclosed capable of producing a plurality of flashes for taking a plurality of flash pictures. The particular construction includes a reflector unit having a plurality of adjacent reflectors or reflector cavities, each having a photoflash lamp mounted therein on a common base and with said flashlamps being further operatively associated with a printed circuitboard member to enable flashing of the lamps individually and in sequence. Aperture means are also provided in the individual reflectors to permit the direct observation by eye of flash indicator means located behind the reflector unit.

3941555, Mar 2, 1976

May 6, 1974

5/467271

Robert M. Anderson - Pepper Pike OH
John C. Sobieski - Novelty OH

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

F21K 502

431 93

A glass support bead through which inlead wires extend in a miniature type of flash lamp is shaped to have sloping sides and a narrow ridge at the top extending from one to the other of the inlead wires, so that any unburned metal foil in a flashed lamp is not likely to accumulate on the top of the bead so as to cause an electrical short between the inlead wires.

7042222, May 9, 2006

Nov 19, 2004

10/993558

Tsinghua Zheng - Aurora OH, US
Shuren Zhao - Aurora OH, US
Robert Anderson - Mayfield Heights OH, US
Labros Petropoulos - Auburn OH, US

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

G01V 3/00

324318, 324319

A phased-array knee coil is provided and includes a transmit coil array and a receive coil array having a plurality of coils configured to provide a first imaging mode and a second imaging mode.

4078881, Mar 14, 1978

Dec 16, 1976

5/751462

Robert M. Anderson - Pepper Pike OH
Lewis J. Schupp - Chesterland OH
William H. Herrmann - East Cleveland OH

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

F21K 502

431 93

An improved wire anvil member for a percussion ignitable type flash lamp is described having projection means to deflect hot primer particles upon ignition but which has openings permitting some of the hot primer particles to pass through for improved ignition of the principal combustible material contained in the lamp envelope. The present wire anvil can also be die-cast as an integral member utilizing commercially available zinc alloy materials.