Norman F Bickford

Address:

2756 N Farnum Rd, Avon Park, FL 33825

Phone:

8634533288

VIN:

1FTRX12W77NA25372

Make:

FORD

Model:

F-150

Year:

2007

US Patent:

50337866, Jul 23, 1991

Filed:

Sep 4, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/578009

Inventors:

Norman F. Bickford - Delray Beach FL

International Classification:

B60J 302

US Classification:

296 979

Abstract:

A dashboard or side window mounted reflected glare shield to be positioned within the passenger compartment of a motor vehicle either adjacent to the windshield or attached to a vehicle door frame via a holder to absorb and intercept light rays or reflected glare. The glare shield is formed of a thin sheet, like cardboard that is inscribed with horizontal fold lines and reinforced with one or more malleable wires that are inserted into the sheet thus allowing the user to adjust the shield as desired for use so that it will hold the shape into which it is molded until it is readjusted. The shield may be inscribed with markings that are kept covered with a dark material that can be removed so that the shield may be used as an emergency road sign.

US Patent:

50023276, Mar 26, 1991

Filed:

Sep 22, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/410806

Inventors:

Norman F. Bickford - Delray Beach FL

International Classification:

B60J 302

US Classification:

296 977

Abstract:

A dashboard or side window mounted direct or reflected glare shield to be positioned within the passenger compartment of a motor vehicle either adjacent to the windshield or attached to a vehicle door frame via a holder to absorb and intercept light rays or reflected glare. The glare shield is formed of a thin sheet, like cardboard that is inscribed with horizontal fold lines and reinforced with several malleable wires that are inserted into the sheet vertically thus allowing the user to adjust the shield as desired for use so that it will hold the shape into which it is molded until it is readjusted. The shield may be inscribed with markings that are kept covered with a dark material that can be removed so that the shield may be used as an emergency road sign.