Smith & Wesson Corporation

Scovill Manufacturing Company

Bangor Punta Corporation

West Haven Buckle Company

James B Kruger

William L Gamble

John T Fitzpatrick

Karl Frederick Sonntag

Disclosed is a handcuff device for restraining the wrists of a detainee. The device comprises a pair of handcuff members and a link member of unitary construction. Each of the handcuff members have one or more integrally formed mounting posts. The link member is configured to hingedly interconnect the handcuff members about the posts. The unitary construction of the link member, combined with the integrally formed posts of the handcuff members, provide a handcuff device which is strong and durable and which does not require the use of multiple components, such as a pivot pin, and substantially limits the movement of the detainees hands.

Hinged handcuffs

Overall clip

Key for handcuffs

A handcuff with an improved double lock assembly in which the handcuff with conventional pivotal cheek and jaw assembly having a spring element which double locks the handcuff. Additionally, the handcuff has an improved and simplified pivotal mounting for the locking bolt.

Handcuffs

Razor

Identification badge has clamping panel of flexible plastic formed with a tongue interconnecting a pair of spaced apertures by which base run of safety-pin-like fastener is held. Panel is ultrasonically sealed to the rear flap of badge envelope to immobilize the fastener with respect thereto.

Identification badge

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Oxford, CT, United States of America

James B Kruger