Charles W Bookstaver from Phoenix, AZ

Flip Over Toy
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US Patent:

60482516, Apr 11, 2000
Filed:

Feb 6, 1998
Appl. No.:

9/020125
Inventors:

Daniel Klitsner - Larkspur CA
Charles W. Bookstaver - Columbus MS
Brian Clemens - San Francisco CA
Assignee:

F. F. Acquisition Corp. - West Point MI
International Classification:

A63H 352
US Classification:

446479
Abstract:

A toy is provided in which a first entertaining environment is provided when the toy is in a first position and a second entertaining environment is provided when the toy is in a second position. The toy is transformed form the first position to the second position by rotating the toy from one side to another.

Trampoline Safety Pad
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US Patent:

61394742, Oct 31, 2000
Filed:

Oct 26, 1999
Appl. No.:

9/426850
Inventors:

J. Paul Gift - Columbus MS
Charles W. Bookstaver - Columbus MS
Assignee:

F. F. Acquisition Corp. - West Point MS
International Classification:

A63B 511
US Classification:

482 27
Abstract:

A safety pad for use on a trampoline is provided. Preferably, the pad includes an exposed closed cell foam upper surface and is sized and shaped to substantially cover trampoline springs holding a bouncing surface to a frame and the frame. In one embodiment the trampoline safety pads may be attached to a trampoline frame by slidably disposing the pads along a trampoline frame member. In another embodiment the pads may be attached to the frame using cords.

Trampoline Safety Pad
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US Patent:

60010452, Dec 14, 1999
Filed:

Feb 6, 1998
Appl. No.:

9/019887
Inventors:

J. Paul Gift - Columbus MS
Charles W. Bookstaver - Columbus MS
Assignee:

F.F. Acquisition Corp. - West Point MS
International Classification:

A63B 511
US Classification:

482 27
Abstract:

A safety pad for use on a trampoline is provided. Preferably, the pad includes an exposed closed cell foam upper surface and is sized and shaped to substantially cover trampoline springs holding a bouncing surface to a frame and the frame. In one embodiment the trampoline safety pads may be attached to a trampoline frame by slidably disposing the pads along a trampoline frame member. In another embodiment the pads may be attached to the frame using cords.