Quick Point, Inc.

Other

David P Lage

Albert P Carney

John G Goessling

John G Goessling, Jr

Wells S Bearinger

Frank J Visconti

A slitter-type envelope opener has two portions which are manufactured separately and later joined together&mdash;namely, a cutting portion and a handle portion. The cutting portion has a molded base, a spear and a connecting segment joining the base and spear such that a slot exists between them. At its one end the slot is open, while the other end is closed at the connecting segment. Here the cutting portion is provided with a blade that is embedded in the spear and connecting segment. The handle portion has a molded base and a gripping portion, with the gripping portion being configured in a desired shape and perhaps sculpted in relief. The bases of the two portions have rabbets, with the base of the handle portion fitting into the rabbet in the base in the cutting portion and the base of the cutting portion fitting into the rabbet in the base of the handle portion. Here the two portions are joined permanently together.

Two-piece letter opener

The present invention provides an economical process for forming a plastic integral product having a protected advertising surface and the resulting product which contains an indicia or imprint which is completely protected from the possibility of damage. The product has an interior liner and an exterior integral transparent or translucent layer to allow unimpeded viewing of any imprint placed on the exterior of the liner. Furthermore, the product provides an attractive, completely integral product having a protected advertising surface. An example of the integral product is in the form of a tumbler, a mug, a cup, a coaster, a coin dish or the like.

Injection molded container and process for making same

Mug-container

Bandage container

Tumbler-container

Canister

Lid for canister or container

Holder for elongated implements

Base for presenting an object for viewing

A holder for supporting light objects, such as papers, on a ferrous metal surface and for further displaying a business card prominently in front of the surface, includes a clip having spring loaded legs which open to receive the object and close upon the object to retain it. One of the legs contains a magnet which holds the clip against the metal surface. The other leg has a carrier attached to it. The carrier includes a backing panel having a pocket which opens away from the clip and is configured to receive a business card. It also includes a transparent cover panel which overlies the pocket and protects the business card.

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Manchester, MO, United States of America

David P Lage