Warner-lambert Company

Wilkinson Sword Gesellschaft MIT Beschrankter/haftung

Polaroid Corporation

Takata Corporation

Takata Kabushiki Kaisha

Kenwood Cascade Company Limited

Kenneth Grange

David C Coffin

Wolfgang Rainer Althaus

Mark S Peyser

Yoshihiko Minami

Shingo Nakahara

Bryran P deBlois

Gavin Thompson

Gavin Thomson

Combined razor and holder therefor

Razor holder

Razor handle

Razor

A holder for a wet shaver has a body having a planar bottom and an upper side with a substantially half shell contour. The upper side has at least one depression for receiving a wet shaver. The depression has a contour and a depth such that a wet shaver received in the depression substantially complements the half shell contour of the upper side.

Holder for wet shaver

A device for keeping a razor that, on the one hand, allows safe storage and keeping of the razor and, on the other hand, can be used as a stand from which the razor can easily be removed for its designated use includes a housing with two housing portions pivotable relative to one another, a longitudinal guide in the first housing portion and at least one guide element mounted on the second housing portion and slidable along the longitudinal guide. The guide element also forms the pivot point for pivoting the two housing portions out of a first position in which the device is closed into a second position in which the razor is accessible for removal.

Device for keeping a razor

A packaging for presenting goods of an essentially parallelepipedal shape, especially dispensers containing razor blade units, has a first cardboard strip with a front surface and a back surface, and a second cardboard strip with a front surface and a back surface whereby the back surface of the second cardboard strip is connected to the front surface of the first cardboard strip. The second cardboard strip has a receptacle for holding at least one dispenser. The second cardboard strip has a first and a second folded portion extending parallel to one another and spaced from one another in a direction transverse to the longitudinal direction of the second cardboard strip. The receptacle is in the form of a first and a second opening, whereby the first opening is provided in the first folded portion and the second opening is provided in the second folded portion. Such a packaging is inexpensive and is producible in a simple manner from recyclable materials. It further provides security against theft and a sales-promoting presentation of the goods.

Packaging for presenting parallelepipedal goods

Child's car seat

A holder for holding a shaver for wet-shaving and a box-shaped dispenser for razor-blade units is provided. The holder consists of a base portion, a post with a holding arrangement connected to the base portion for suspending the shaver, and a receptacle for the box-shaped dispenser whereby the receptacle is in the form of a slot-shaped recess provided at the base portion.

Holder for a shaver for wet shaving

The restraint and protection seat 1 for an infant includes a seat main unit 2, an infant seat belt 4 mounted on this seat main unit 2, a breast pad 5 mounted on the tip of this infant seat belt 4, and a fastening device to fasten the breast pad 5 on the seat main unit when the infant seat belt 4 is attached on an infant's body. The fastening device is provided with a receiving member 6 mounted on the breast pad 5 and with a fastening member mounted on the seat main unit 2 and to removably fasten the receiving member 6. The fastening device is arranged on the seat main unit 2 and is freely moved in a front-to-back direction by the screw device 28. Thus, the infant seat belt 4 and the breast pad 5 can be continuously adjusted and can be fitted to an infant of any physical shape.

Restraint and protection seat for infant

A wet razor having a handle, at the front end of which a razor blade unit is disposed on a razor head, is provided. The handle has a central longitudinal plane that, starting from the razor head, has an essentially S-shaped curved configuration. The rear end of the handle is provided with a tongue-like widened portion. To improve the ergonomic properties of the razor, on the longitudinal underside of the handle 1 the tongue-like widened portion has a flattened portion.

Wet razor

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London, United Kingdom

Kenneth Grange