Paul E Stratton

age ~79

from Gnadenhutten, OH

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50867 - Expired

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Professional

Issued Date:

Mar 15, 2010

Expiration Date:

Mar 31, 2017

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Paul E. Stratton
President, Director

Showcraft, Inc

611 Commerce Dr, Largo, FL 33770

Head-Rest
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US Patent:

54087139, Apr 25, 1995
Filed:

Aug 16, 1993
Appl. No.:

8/106589
Inventors:

Paul Stratton - Safety Harbor FL
David P. Wiesner - North Charleston SC
Assignee:

Westcoast Med-Assist, Inc. - Tampa FL
International Classification:

A61G 700
US Classification:

5632
Abstract:

A system of head rests is disclosed for use by patients convalescing from optical surgery to re-attach a detached retina. In this procedure, a bubble of air is injected into the affected eye, and the patient is instructed to keep his or her head in a face-downward position for eighteen hours a day during a convalescent period in which the air bubble presses the retina against the back wall of the eyeball. A day-time version of the apparatus is adjustable in height and preferably incorporates armrests and a plurality of mirrors so that a person who has his face turned toward the floor may view television or may make eye contact with another person. A night-time version of the apparatus allows a person to lie in a prone position with his or her head supported above and out of contact with the mattress, and preferably includes a viewing window so that a prone patient can read a book placed on the floor.

Muzzle Brake Device
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US Patent:

48116483, Mar 14, 1989
Filed:

Sep 14, 1987
Appl. No.:

7/096061
Inventors:

David L. Blackwell - Gnadenhutten OH
Paul E. Stratton - Gnadenhutten OH
International Classification:

F41F 1712
US Classification:

89 143
Abstract:

A muzzle brake device for a handgun comprises a housing disposed at the end of the barrel thereof, which includes a conical expansion chamber tapered outwardly from the barrel bore of the gun and connecting with a cylindrical passageway at the chamber's muzzle end. A strike plate having a truncated planar surface in the shape of the truncated planar surface of a hollow, annular, truncated cylinder, facing the breech end of the gun, is positioned in the passageway. A number of pressure port passageways communicating between the interior of the device, and the outside thereof, are provided to reduce muzzle rise and for other beneficial purposes.