Dennis J Bailey

US Patent:

59929200, Nov 30, 1999

Filed:

Jun 23, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/103081

Inventors:

Dennis L. Bailey - Goshen IN
William J. Devos - Bristol IN

Assignee:

R-Vision - Warsaw IN

International Classification:

B60P 3345

US Classification:

296169

Abstract:

A towable recreational vehicle includes main living quarters having solid side and end walls with panels pivotably mounted on each of the end walls supported by removable light weight support rods engaging sockets on the end walls and on the vehicle frame. A flexible fabric enclosure is supported on a frame carried by the panels which includes a removable component which may be snapped out of a socket in the main living quarters and stored when the panels are folded to the closed position. A mattress includes portions supported on the panel and on a shelf within the unit, the portion on the shelf being flipped over to rest on the panel and secured in place before the panel is closed against the unit. Accordingly, auxiliary living space is provided by unfolding the panels from the main living quarters, but the panels may be easily closed when the unit is moved.

US Patent:

42536731, Mar 3, 1981

Filed:

May 4, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/036087

Inventors:

Dennis B. Bailey - Phoenix AZ

International Classification:

A63B 6500

US Classification:

273428

Abstract:

A game or sport utilizing a baton which is thrown and caught between players in a prescribed manner. The baton has a blade and a handle and may be provided with a high visibility protective covering and protective end tips. The complete assembly includes a field assembly using a flexible member or rope having color coded markers and ground stakes for establishing the proper playing areas and boundaries.

US Patent:

61355399, Oct 24, 2000

Filed:

Nov 12, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/439596

Inventors:

Dennis L. Bailey - Goshen IN
William J. Devos - Bristol IN

Assignee:

R-Vision - Warsaw IN

International Classification:

B60P 3345

US Classification:

296169

Abstract:

A towable recreational vehicle includes main living quarters having solid side and end walls with panels pivotably mounted on each of the end walls supported by removable light weight support rods engaging sockets on the end walls and on the vehicle frame. A flexible fabric enclosure is supported on a frame carried by the panels which includes a removable component which may be snapped out of a socket in the main living quarters and stored when the panels are folded to the closed position. A mattress includes portions supported on the panel and on a shelf within the unit, the portion on the shelf being flipped over to rest on the panel and secured in place before the panel is closed against the unit. Accordingly, auxiliary living space is provided by unfolding the panels from the main living quarters, but the panels may be easily closed when the unit is moved.