Charles E Kingsley

62312588, May 15, 2001

Mar 19, 1998

9/044489

Charles E. Kingsley - Bannockburn IL

Kingsley & Associates, Inc. - Deerfield IL

A47B 1102

401123

A small, compact jewelry cleaning apparatus is provided that easily fits into a pocket, purse, or travel bag, to allow a user to clean jewelry conveniently and thoroughly either at or away from home. The preferred apparatus includes a small container containing a reservoir of cleaning fluid, a cleaning instrument, which preferably is attached to the container, and a magnifying lens, also preferably attached to the container. The preferred method for cleaning jewelry using the apparatus involves applying cleaning fluid contained in the container to a piece of jewelry, removing foreign matter from the jewelry using the cleaning instrument, drying the jewelry, and inspecting the jewelry using the magnifying lens. Any of these steps may be repeated as necessary.

41800451, Dec 25, 1979

May 11, 1978

5/904908

Charles E. Kingsley - Evanston IL

Arens Controls, Inc. - Evanston IL

F41B 500

124 90

The cables on a compound bow are provided at the ends thereof with double ears, hooks or anchors whereby a new bow string may readily be applied before the old string is removed or severed.