WILLIAM KNIGHT GRAY, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at Utica Ave, Tulsa, OK

2002003, Mar 28, 2002

Jul 9, 2001

09/900157

William (Bill) Gray - Tulsa OK, US

G09F001/00

040/124010

My invention is a transparent plastic holding devise for all types and sizes of flat thin objects. This new Universal Holder enables people to secure objects in an orderly manor into clip ring style binders for visual presentations. It's main purpose is to allow people to save and view their valued greeting cards in the same manor photos are viewed in photo albums. The term “multiple purpose” is used because this holder has unlimited uses and applications. It can be used to secure any and all types of flat objects in clip ring style binders in an organized and orderly manor. The term “transparent” is used because it's clear plastic design is needed to allow full view of objects and Greeting cards. The plastic construction is also durable with the needed vertical rigid strength when folded and attached in the middle. When the middle is attached it creates an axis for the hinging action needed to allow Greeting Cards to be opened up. Greeting Cards and other objects are secured inside the holders open side by the adhesive strips running along the inner edges. My new simplified greeting card holder was designed to have rigid vertical strength with calibrated lateral flexibility to allow people to open and view their cards.

D319667, Sep 3, 1991

Jan 27, 1988

7/149692

William J. Gray - Tulsa OK

D20 10

4418929, Dec 6, 1983

Apr 26, 1982

6/371660

William J. Gray - Tulsa OK

A63C 1706

280 1123

A roller skate comprising a platform formed from two aligned plate segments extending downwardly and aligned together to form a channel in an undercarriage support member; the said undercarriage support member having two slots for mounting a pair of roller wheels, front parts of the said platform having attached thereto a slidably adjustable plate, the said adjustable plate having attached thereto a first foot strap useful as a front foot support stabilizer; an adjustable rear bracket mounted on the rear of the said platform having a base and an upper section and a second foot strap on the said rear bracket useful for attaining ankle support structure, a pair of pivot bolts for attaching a leg support device for aiding in the support of the ankle; a pair of bumper stopping cushions located singularly on a bracket on each end of the said undercarriage for fast stopping.