Curtis Manufacturing Company, Inc.

Thomas W Judd

Edward L Hames

Jon R Rossman

Gregory F Resker

Cyril Wagner, Jr

A shirt storage and package apparatus for the shipping, storage, and display of shirts is described. The apparatus, preferably made of integrally molded polyvinylchloride plastic to insure visibility, includes a top cover having a generally rectangular shape; an upright collar insert integrally molded within and perpendicular to the plane of the cover; a bottom cover substantially identical to and placed opposite in orientation to the top cover; a means for moving the top and bottom covers between an open and a closed position; and a means for releasably locking the top and bottom covers to one another. The upright collar insert is adapted to fit within a shirt collar, thereby maintaining the the shirt in a non-crushable position. Two shirts can be accommodated in a back-to-back position and opposite orientation from one another within each apparatus, thereby allowing easy user and consumer inspection.

Shirt storage and package apparatus

A multiple-media storage container and system for the organization and storage of cassettes, video cartridges and other informational media. The storage container includes an upper and a lower section adapted to be hinged together and have the upper section move between an open and a closed position. The sections are nestable within each other and secured together in pairs, prior to use by break-away tab elements. The nested, secured sections are arranged for shipping and displaying in a plurality of vertically stacked, nested pairs.

Multiple media storage container and system

Adjustable document holder clip

Combined paper cutter and trimmer for tearing away edge of perforated

Electrical switch for a surge protector

Surge protector for a facsimile machine

A compact paper cutter and perforated edge paper trimmer apparatus which comprises: a base, a base cover hingedly connected to the base to move between an open and closed position, the base cover having a slidable knife edge for cutting paper against a hard strip material on the surface of the base when in a closed position over the base, a paper edge guide hingedly connected to the base to move between an edge guide position generally perpendicular to the base and a closed position adjacent the base, and perforated edge holding teeth and a lever to move the teeth between an upright perforated edge holding position above the base surface and a non-holding position below the base surface.

Compact combined paper cutter and paper trimmer apparatus

Computer support leg with sliding keyboard shelf

A document holder clip which comprises a right angle support bracket to be secured to the side of a monitor screen, an extending arm pivotably engaged with the support bracket and a document holder clip adaptable for slidable movement on the upper edge of the extending arm, which clip has two generally parallel clip arms and opposing jaw edges and includes a resilient spring finger at one end of one arm and a retainer at the one end of the other arm, the spring finger resiliently holding the jaw elements at the other end in a biased, closed position and on the application of finger pressure, the end of the spring finger moves slidably inward to open the jaws to an open position to permit the insertion of a document.

Document holder clip

A keyboard storage apparatus for supporting a keyboard and for moving the supported keyboard between a storage, non-use position and an extended, use position. The apparatus comprises a spaced apart pair of elements each including a support element having a side inverted U-shaped opening to store a keyboard therein; an elongated, slidable shelf adapted for slidable movement within the opening between a storage position wherein the keyboard is within the opening and a use position wherein the keyboard extends beyond the end of the support element; and a fixed front and adjustable back keyboard retainer on the shelf to retain the keyboard in position.

Keyboard storage with sliding shelf

A lap top computer work station comprising two top covers hingedly connected to a center base which in a closed, non-use position is a slim, portable work station, and in an open, use position provides for upright diskette holders in one open cover, a tilted pad or sheet material display and holder on another open cover, and a tilted computer rest for a lap top computer in the center base.

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Peterborough, NH, United States of America

Thomas W Judd