General Foods Limited

Humanscale Corporation

Union Carbide Corporation

Kraft General Foods, Inc.

Timex Corporation

Ergo View Technologies Corp.

Other

Eastport Corporation

George Mileos

Andrew T Kostanecki

Robert R King

Robert H Brainard

Joseph A Rinaldi

Toby Welles

Michael J Michno, Jr

Raymond J Grohoski

Joseph G Ferrante

Paul R Madden

John F Valliades

Ralph O Tribolet

Henry J Victoria

A keyboard support mechanism containing a novel articulating arm mechanism for permitting vertical movement of the keyboard shelf. The articulating arm mechanism has six major components: (1) a mounting bracket, (2) a mounting bracket support in combination with a swivel bracket, (3) a shelf bracket, (4) an upper arm, (5) at least one side arm, and (6) at least one stopping means. The upper arm links the shelf bracket and the mounting bracket; the side arm and the stopping means cooperate to keep the shelf bracket (and hence the keyboard shelf) at a constant angle relative to the ground.

Keyboard support mechanism

A keyboard support mechanism containing a novel articulating arm mechanism for permitting vertical movement of the keyboard shelf. The articulating arm mechanism has six major components: (1) a mounting bracket, (2) a mounting bracket support in combination with a swivel bracket, (3) a shelf bracket, (4) an upper arm, (5) at least one side arm, and (6) at least one stopping surface. The upper arm links the shelf bracket and the mounting bracket; the side arm and the stopping surface cooperate to keep the shelf bracket (and hence the keyboard shelf) at a constant angle relative to the ground.

The present invention concerns a mechanism for adjusting the angle of an auxiliary support mounted on an auxiliary support mechanism. The mechanism may have a first member having a plurality of surfaces mounted on the end of an auxiliary support mechanism. The mechanism may also have a second member having a plurality of surfaces slideably enveloping said first member. The mechanism may still further have a third member movably connected to the auxiliary support mechanism as well as a spring member.

Shelf adjustment mechanism

The present invention is directed to multipositional accessory shelf support mechanism for placing items (e.g., hand-held items such as a computer mouse) on a shelfing surface so that such items are readily accessible while a user is operating his or her computer. Specifically, the present invention comprises a first and second bracket means connected to each other by at least one pair of linkage arms. The first bracket means is attached to a work surface, preferably a keyboard support tray. The second bracket means is capable of supporting an accessory shelf. In one alternative embodiment, the first and second bracket means are pivotally connected to each other. This linkage enables the accessory shelf positioned thereon to be vertically maneuvered upwardly or downwardly. The first bracket means may be removably attached to the work surface. This enables the support assembly to be removed from one area of the work surface and then attached to another area. In another alternative embodiment, the accessory shelf is pivotally attached to the second bracket means so that the mouse shelf can be swiveled over the work surface or any other desired position. Also, the present invention may comprise a means for tilting the accessory shelf in a desired position. In another alternative embodiment, the first bracket means is slidably attached to the work surface. This enables the accessory shelf to be slidably moved along the work surface or portion thereof.

Multipositional accessory shelf for a computer mouse or other accessory items

A keyboard support mechanism containing a novel articulating arm mechanism for permitting vertical movement of the keyboard shelf. The articulating arm mechanism has six major components: (1) a mounting bracket, (2) a mounting bracket support in combination with a swivel bracket, (3) a shelf bracket, (4) an upper aim, (5) at least one side arm, and (6) at least one stopping member. The upper arm links the shelf bracket and the mounting bracket; the side arm and the stopping means cooperate to keep the shelf bracket (and hence the keyboard shelf) at a constant angle relative to the ground.

Combined package dispenser for soft-frozen comestible, or the like

Combined package and dispenser for extrusible comestibles

Combined package and dispenser

Combined package and dispenser for soft-frozen comestibles

Combined package and dispenser for extrudible comestibles

A razor includes a head having a sponge for containing fluid exposed at the upper surface of the head both to allow the fluid content to be replenished and ready manual pressing of the sponge to expel fluid through a series of channels, formed in the head beneath the sponge, and through openings in the head to a position in advance of the length of the blade when the blade is moved along the skin of a user in a shaving motion responsive to a manual force applied to the sponge means.

Razor assembly

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George Mileos