National Molding Corp.

James Dillner

Joseph A Anscher

Dale Smous

A fastener for releasably clamping cords which includes a housing having a cavity therein and a movable element disposed in said cavity defining one or two cord passages and further including a spring attached to the housing so that the passage is restricted by the movable element.

Cord fastener

A two piece buckle type fastener including a receptacle and clasp. The clasp includes a base, a substantially rigid stem protruding from the base, a pair of resilient arms extending from the stem, and locking means on the arms. The receptacle includes a body that defines a cavity adapted to receive and to cooperatively engage the pair of resilient arms within the cavity. The fastener also includes means for disengaging the locking means so that the receptacle and clasp can be separated.

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Lancaster, PA, United States of America

James Dillner