Artificial flowers and method for their manufacture
CA 1074559 A · Owner: Lee, Bobby L. · Inventors: Lee, Bobby L.
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An artificial flower assembly is made from a unitary molded plastic stem with integral side sprigs and an integral calyx and with a coupling member also integral therewith. The coupling member may be a stud having an enlarged terminal portion extending beyond the base of the calyx or it may be a socket, in the base of the calyx. Fabric leaves in some species, preferably with brown edging and impressed veining are adhered, to the sprigs. A subassembly of fabric petals preferably, printed for veining where appropriate is made by loosely, mounting the petals on a plastic member preferably tubular. The tubular member is then mounted on the coupling member. For example it may be pushed on the …
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- Granted April 1, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended April 1, 1997.
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