Emerson Electric Company

3M Innovative Properties Company

Sunbeam Products, Inc.

Berol Corporation

Atwood Industries, Inc.

The Toro Company

Jonathan P Van Dore

Kenneth R Parker

Scott W Anderson

Robert L Brandel

John Komar, Jr

David C Windorski

David C Harris

Mark S Koehneke

Karl E Salley

John M Fuller

Casey L Carlson

Bernard A Gonzalez

Peter M Eisenberg

Darrell W Hinklin

Bart T Ellson

Paul A Sevcik

Thomas J Weber

David Lindsey Steele

Walter M Ashcraft

Kip S Vangsgard

Richard T Cairns

Joshua Jung-hua Chang

Nickolas J Hirsch

Jeff E Schiedegger

A combined writing instrument/sheet material dispenser is comprised of a body that has a tip portion, a sheet material dispenser portion and a grip portion disposed between the tip portion and the sheet material dispenser portion. Formed within the sheet material dispensing portion of the body is a compartment that is sized to receive and hold a stack of sheet material. The stack of sheet material is formed from a plurality of individual sheets that are adhered together with a releasable adhesive layer. A slot is formed in the sheet material dispensing portion of the body to communicate with the compartment and there by allow a top-most sheet in the stack to be exposed for use.

Writing instrument with sheet dispenser

The present invention is directed to a combined writing instrument/sheet material dispenser. The present invention is comprised of a body that has a tip portion, a sheet material dispenser portion and a grip portion disposed between the tip portion and the sheet material dispenser portion. Formed within the sheet material dispensing portion of the body is a compartment that is sized to receive and hold a stack of sheet material. The stack of sheet material is formed from a plurality of individual sheets that are adhered together with a releasable adhesive layer. A slot is formed in the sheet material dispensing portion of the body to communicate with the compartment and there by allow a top-most sheet in the stack to be exposed for use.

Handheld interrogator

Food waste disposer

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Toaster

A file for storing and displaying cards is disclosed. The card file consists of a base, a cover, and a tray, the cover being pivotally attached to the base and the tray being slidably disposed with respect to the cover and pivotally coupled to the base. The tray is attached to the base in such a way that when the cover is opened, the tray pivots downwardly, thereby presenting the cards at an angle. The weight of the address cards keeps the device in either the open or closed orientation chosen by the user. The card file in accordance with the present invention can be suitably adapted to display a picture or time keeping instrument in the face of the cover, so that when the cards are concealed, the card file serves as an office accessory.

Vertical card file

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Minneapolis, MN, United States of America

Jonathan P Van Dore