Continuously flowing display device having a plurality of visual

Card – picture – or sign exhibiting – Display device with gas or liquid movement

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40407, 40427, 239 20, 272 8D, G09F 1900

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ABSTRACT:
A display device for creating an illusion of a continuous flow of fluid to a receptacle having a limited fluid containing capacity is adapted to produce a wide variety of, and multiplicity of, different visual effects. The device includes a manifold mounted on a return line from the receptacle to a pump, and fluid from the pump is delivered to the manifold which includes a drain for directed the fluid down the outside of the return line. The device includes a plurality of receptacles and can include various valves and controls so that the receptacles can be operated in a pre-determined sequence.

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