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Products Finishing Corp.

Joubert S.a.

Patsy Esposito

Thierry Joubert

The invention is a collapsible luggage cart for hauling luggage items across a floor. The luggage cart includes a handle, a carrying platform for receiving the luggage items, and a hinge which is used to connect the carrying platform to the handle so that the carrying platform is pivotal between a fully raised position wherein the carrying platform is generally parallel to the handle, and a fully lowered position wherein the carrying platform is generally perpendicular to the handle. Means are provided for supporting the luggage cart assembly in a vertical position with respect to the floor when the carrying platform is in either the fully raised position or the fully lowered position.

Portable luggage cart

The present invention is an elastic cord hook and a cord and hook set. The hook has a molded plastic body. Cord or bungee may be engaged in a channel in the hook base. The hook is provided with a safety hand grip including a lip so that the hood can be safely push manipulated effectively. The end of the hook is safely curved inward and provides an ear shaped inner configuration.

Hook for an elastic cord and hook and cord set

A collapsible hand truck with an extendable platform is constructed to slide over obstacles. The axle supports slope to the upper rear of the frame and form a guide surface to guide the hand truck to the wheels as it traverses an obstruction.

Obstruction traversing hand truck

A small collapsible hand truck has great strength for its size and includes a stable extendable platform almost as long as the body frame. The hand truck is adaptable to various shapes and weights of load.

Hand truck

A three-part extension handle includes only two interfitting telescopic parts which provides a strong handle for a small heavy-duty collapsible hand truck. The handle has great strength. The two-part handle is fixable at the end of the upright support and includes means that release the locked telescopic portions. Collapsing the handle is the reverse procedure, leaving the handle firmly locked closed.

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Brooklyn, NY, United States of America

Patsy Esposito