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Sargent Manufacturing Company

Sargent Manufacturing

Robert Glenn

Victor Barouh

David A Sorensen

Paul H DeMarseilles

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A cylindrical lever handle lock mounted in a door panel having a transverse bore therethrough is secured against rotation due to torque applied to the lever handles. The lock mechanism includes a lock chassis having a pair of chassis support members each having a pair of slots on their peripheries. A pair of support plates having inwardly extending tongue members slide into the support plate openings. The support plates are of a diameter greater than the bore and have openings in the periphery of each which corresponds with a hole drilled in the door panel outside of the bore. Door handle roses are secured over the support plates by through-bolts which pass through the support plate peripheral openings and the drilled door holes. Threaded bushings are also utilized to tighten the support plates on either side of the bore. Additional tabs and screws may be used to non-rotatably secure the support plates to the door panel. Separate coil spring assemblies mounted in the rose plates ensure return of the lever handles to their original position despite wear and abuse.

Cylindrical lever handle lock

Typewriter correction materials employing adhesives including a base strip of light-transmitting material. A transfer strip having a coating of ink thereon is bonded to the base strip and a character-removing strip having a coating of an adhesive thereon is also bonded to the base strip in spaced parallel relation to the transfer strip. Another embodiment of the invention conceives of utlizing an adhesive on a tab while including in the concept the use of separate transfer ribbons arranged in a typewriter. Yet another embodiment conceives of employing an adhesive on the end of an applicator which is pressed against the typed error for removing the typed error from the material and being then pressed against an adhesive material having greater adhesive attraction than the used adhesive on the applicator.

Typewriter correction materials employing adhesives

A typewriter correction tape adapted to lift off an erroneous typewritten character from the paper on which it was typed including an impact compressible material coated on a substrate film, and method of manufacture thereof.

Impact typewriter correction tape and method of manufacture

A correction device for typewritten material for correcting type errors when using typewriter ribbons having a non-absorbent, non-penetrating, non-wetting ink. The device includes a wax pick-off rod mounted for advancement and retracted in a casing. A resiliently mounted cutting blade is provided for cutting a flat end on the rod to facilitate pick-off of an incorrectly typed character and for again providing a clean pick-off surface by cutting a fresh flat end after use.

Cutter device for typewriter correction pick-off device

A dispenser for strip material comprising a receptacle having an arcuate well for a reservoir roll of strip material, a cover overlying said receptacle for receiving a feed roll of strip material. A base is secured to said receptacle defining a compartment for receiving strips of material torn from said feed roll for future use thereof. The base has upwardly extending flanges and a partition for removably clampingly engaging said receptacle while defining a compartment for receiving the strips of material.

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New York, NY, United States of America

Robert Glenn