Stoffel Seals Corporation

John F Stoffel

A cinch type seal having a cord with a loop at one end extending through a body with the ends of the cord on the side of the body remote from the loop. The body is movable relative to the cord and has a control port through which the cord is visible so that after the ends of the cord are removed, any unauthorized movement of the body relative to the cord will be visually apparent through the control port.

Cinch type seal

Apparatus for holding small articles such as keys and which includes a body having a pair of generally similar members that are hinged together and are movable into abutting relationship with each other. A retainer has one end attached to one member and the opposite end is removably attached in a recess or recesses in one or both members immediately adjacent to the hinge so that the articles may be easily connected to or removed from the retainer when the members are spread apart. Means is provided for holding the members in abutting relationship and such members may be separated by bending one member relative to the other.

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Eastchester, NY, United States of America

John F Stoffel