American Safety Razor Company

John D. Brush Co., Inc.

Lenox Corporation

Knorr Brake Holding Corporation

Mobil Oil Corporation

General Signal Corporation

Knorr Brake Holding Company

David O Chase

Peter F Lynch

Clemens A Iten

Martin V Maloney

Scott W Oslecki

Binns Handy

John D Brush, Jr

Paul H Pfuhl

Scott W Osiecki

Patrick J Beattie

Martin Maloney

Harry E Riley

Hand-held master controller for a railroad locomotive

Locomotive console

Master controller unit for a locomotive train

Combined locomotive console and master controller cover

Master controller cover for a locomotive train

Portable fire resistant case

Safety razor handle

A portable fire resistant case 10 is made with a molded, double-walled resin body 11 and cover 12 hinged and locked together and filled with insulation in the spaces between the double walls. Spring latches 30 mounted on body 11 engage interlock surfaces 33 on cover 12 to hold cover 12 to body 11 independently of the hinge and are assisted in this by a lock element 27 engaging and holding projections on the inside of body 11. Body 11 and cover 12 are formed with molded filling projections 19 and 20 forming passageways into cavities 11c and 12c that are filled with insulation through filling projections 19 and 20. Projections 19 and 20 and overfilled insulation material that they contain are cut away after the insulation has set to leave insulation stubs 23 and 24 over which escutcheons 25 and 26 are mounted on the lock side of case 10.

Packaging container

Covered food storage container

Pouch for carrying jewelry or similar articles

Disposable safety razor

Twin blade razor

A soft container substantially comprised of a one-piece member having a triangular shape when laid flat. A center portion is sewn or otherwise formed to define three triangular flaps, and to facilitate their proper folding, said intermediate portion serving as the support for a jewelry piece or pieces. Two of said flaps fold along the defined folds to cover said intermediate portion. The remaining flap folds down upon the first-mentioned pair of flaps and is provided at its apex with a joining member which cooperates with a complementary joining member at the end of said intermediate portion remote from the apex of said third flap to provide a releasable locking closure. The container is formed of a soft and preferably luxurious fabric which serves as a protective cover for the jewelry and provides protection against tarnishing.

Soft container for jewelry

Growing community of inventors

Skaneateles, NY, United States of America

David O Chase