An assembly may have at least one plate and a caliper body. The plate may have at least one protuberance which, when the plate is separated from the brake caliper body, extends in a cantilevered manner from the plate. The caliper body may also have at least one housing accommodating the protuberance, which can take a plurality of positions. The assembly may also have connecting means, which move from a disengaging position, which allows modifying the relative position between the protuberance and the housing, to an engaging position, in which the connecting means make the protuberance integral with the housing. The connecting means move from the disengaging position to the engaging position by means of a threaded member.

The garden hanging apparatus comprises a bracket adapted to receive an insert. The bracket comprises an extending member, a vertical member, and a brace member. The extending member and vertical member are joined together. The brace member spans between and is joined to the extending member and vertical member. The extending member, vertical member, and brace member define an interior bracket space. The insert comprises an exterior configuration generally conforming to the interior configuration defined by the extending member, vertical member and brace member. The insert may be removeably coupled to the bracket within the bracket space such that the insert nests within the bracket space.

This disclosure relates generally to towing signs and, more specifically, to signs regarding vehicles in tow.

Apparatus that affixes to towed vehicles or equipment that is mounted to the vehicle which alerts other drivers to the potential hazard inherent in vehicle towing situations. The apparatus is comprised of a mesh material, encased wire border, durable and flexible strapping, and reflective or contrasting characters.

This disclosure relates generally to towing signs and, more specifically, to signs regarding vehicles in tow.

Apparatus that affixes to towed vehicles or equipment that is mounted to the vehicle which alerts other drivers to the potential hazard inherent in vehicle towing situations. The apparatus is comprised of a mesh material, encased wire border, durable and flexible strapping, and reflective or contrasting characters.

The concealable identification sleeve (hereafter, the sleeve) is configured to be worn on an arm of a user. The sleeve is capable of transitioning from compact and concealed to expanded and highly visible. The sleeve includes a first end having a first ring and a second end having a second ring. The first and second rings each define an opening and include complementary connection mechanisms. A body portion is disposed between the first ring and the second ring. The body transitions from a concealed state to an expanded state between the first and second rings. In the concealed state, the first and second rings are positioned at a first length L.sub.1 from each other and in the expanded state the first and second rings are positioned at a length L.sub.2 from each other that is greater than the first length L.sub.1.

The concealable identification sleeve (hereafter, the sleeve) is configured to be worn on an arm of a user. The sleeve is capable of transitioning from compact and concealed to expanded and highly visible. The sleeve includes a first end having a first ring and a second end having a second ring. The first and second rings each define an opening and include complementary connection mechanisms. A body portion is disposed between the first ring and the second ring. The body transitions from a concealed state to an expanded state between the first and second rings. In the concealed state, the first and second rings are positioned at a first length L.sub.1 from each other and in the expanded state the first and second rings are positioned at a length L.sub.2 from each other that is greater than the first length L.sub.1.

A mounting section on which a nameplate is mounted includes a space formed between the nameplate and a bottom part of the mounting section, the space enabling the nameplate to be rotated about a fulcrum E that serves as a center of rotation, in a state with the nameplate being mounted on a casing.

A mounting section on which a nameplate is mounted includes a space formed between the nameplate and a bottom part of the mounting section, the space enabling the nameplate to be rotated about a fulcrum E that serves as a center of rotation, in a state with the nameplate being mounted on a casing.

A sports memorabilia display assembly for displaying sports cards includes a table that has a plurality of indicia printed thereon. The indicia comprise markings associated with a hockey rink. A plurality of sports cards is each positionable on the table for displaying the sports cards and to simulate positioning of players on respective teams. A window is removably positioned on the table for protecting the sports cards.

Disclosed herein is an improved device for insertion in a fence hole of a chain-link fence wherein the improvement comprises a locking tab which allows for a snap-on or clip like member to secure the device to the wires of the chain link fence. The invention comprises an integral four-sided cup able to fit, snap, and stay secure within the holes of chain link fences. The locking tabs comprise a C-shaped design extending out and downward from the lower lip or top edge of the cup and allow the cup to snap on the fence wires. It has been found that once properly secured on the fence wires, the cups can withstand winds greater than 100 mph, in-tact, and remaining secured in the fence hole.