Allen Field Company, Inc.

Kraft General Foods, Inc.

Bragley Manufacturing Co., Inc.

Eric Seger

Andrew Lawrence Franzone, Jr

Robert Ahearn

Edward A Kozloski

James R Weldon

Walter E Howard

Lajos Meszaros

Neil Lurie

The mount includes a base formed of a substantially planar side wall and a substantially planar bottom wall. The interior surfaces of the walls intersect at a right angle. Each of the walls has an opening. The wall openings together form a recess adapted to receive the wheel. A first notched protrusion extends from the side wall interior surface and is intended to be received in a slot adjacent a cut-out on the side wall of a container on which the mount is installed. A second protrusion, having two portions situated as an angle extends from the bottom wall interior surface of the mount and is intended to be received in a slot adjacent a cut-out on the bottom of the container.

Wheel and wheel mount

Display header hook

In order to form a mobile wheel base, a stem caster adapter or a wheel assembly are attached to the bottom of a platform support or a container such as a cardboard carton are provided. The adapter has a body with a cylindrical recess open at the bottom surface adapted to receive and engage the stem of the caster. In the wheel assembly, a wheel or roller is rotatably attached to the bottom of the body. Both the adapter and wheel assembly have a cylindrical member extending from the top surface of the body with oppositely extending protrusions forming a bayonet-type mount. The mount is received within an opening in the bottom of the platform support or container and then rotated to attach the adapter or wheel assembly to the platform support or container.

Caster adapter or wheel assembly for mobile wheel base

A hook is provided for a merchandise display including a support wall having an opening. The hook includes a base. The base includes a first wall and a second wall. The base walls are substantially parallel to each other and spaced from each other by a distance at least as great as the thickness of the support wall. The hook extends from the first wall and is adapted to retain one or more merchandise items. The first wall has a central portion and oppositely directed, substantially coplanar sections extending from the central portion. The first wall is adapted to be inserted through the support wall opening from behind the support wall such that the support wall is situated between the first wall and the second wall. The hook is then rotated relative to the support wall to secure the base of the hook to the support wall.

Rotary display hook

A display case for a replacement window, comprising a case assembly and frame member. The case assembly has a front panel and a rear panel hingedly connected to each other near their top edges, and having an inwardly directed flange connected to their side edges. The frame member secures a replacement window therein and is slidably inserted within the case assembly. The frame member comprises two side sections, a top section and a bottom section. Each side section has at least one longitudinally-extending channel on its external surface for sliding engagement with a flange on the case assembly. The case assembly has means for preventing opening of the hinged connection beyond a predetermined maximum point. There is a plank attached to said bottom section of the frame and extending along its length. The plank has outwardly beveled longitudinal edges so as to create a groove between the bottom section of the frame and the bottom of each beveled edge. Sliding the frame out of the case assembly and opening the hinged connections to their maximum point causes the top edges of the panels to engage the grooves and lock the frame in an extended position. Closing the panels releases the grooves and allows the frame to slide within the case assembly for transportation and storage.

Replacement window display case

Coffee grounds receptacle and strainer unit

A coffee grounds disposal and strainer arrangement adapted to be utilized in conjunction with the operation of an automatic coffee brewer. A lid member covering the receptacle receiving the hot liquid or water and entrained spent coffee grounds from the coffee brewer is equipped with a plurality of venting apertures which will allow steam generated by the hot liquid in the receptacle channel to escape upwardly through the apertures. A U-shaped channel structure is formed on the upper ends of the receptacle sidewalls receives the lid flange. Hereby, any condensate liquid flowing down the flange from the inside of the lid member, which condensate is formed from steam emanating from the hot liquid in the receptacle will tend to collect in the U-shaped channel intermediate the lid member and the receptacle, thereby preventing such liquid or water from flowing outwardly and down the receptacle onto the table or counter top. In order to preclude residual coffee liquid from spilling out of the liquid discharge outlet connector arranged in the bottom level of the receptacle upon the disconnecting of the drainage hose when it is desired to empty the receptacle of accumulated spent coffee grounds, the outlet connector or conduit is provided with a swivel coupling. The coffee brewer may also be equipped with a positioning device mounted on the coffee brewer supporting legs beneath the brewer, and located in the space above the counter or table top from which the coffee brewer is supported, so as to enable the coffee grounds disposal unit to be slid between guide brackets of the positioning device to a location in which the inlet port of the lid of the grounds disposal unit is in alignment with the waste discharge nozzle of the coffee brewer.

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Wantagh, NY, United States of America

Eric Seger