General Housewares Corporation

Lavi Industries

Dreadnought Industries Inc.

Timothy J Kennedy

Davin Stowell

Clay Allen Burns

Edwin Chan

Scott Bolden

Gavriel Lavi

Thomas Dair

A novel system for dispensing tickets wherein a continuous strip is individuated into separate units by the force of users pulling each individual luggage tag through an aperture located at one end of a dispensing mechanism having a detent mechanism for shearing pre-scored and pre-arranged tickets that is used in combination with an interference and/or ramped spacing mechanism. The same may be mounted in a stanchion, on any existing environmental structure, or in a counter, and may include rectangular, rolled and alternatively shaped housing. Particularly useful for luggage tagging applications, a self-engaging ticket-like article may be used with existing guidance systems and an optional writing surface to allow users to procure and apply identifying indicia to such articles for marking luggage on an expedited basis while traveling.

Enhanced dispensing system for luggage tagging

Bottle opener

A food grater is provided. The food grater includes a housing sidewall and a grater blade disposed adjacent to the housing sidewall. The grater further includes a moveable door having an extension, the moveable door being connected to the housing sidewall for movement between open and closed positions. In each of these positions at least a portion of the extension is disposed between the housing sidewall and the grater blade with a greater portion of the extension being disposed between the housing sidewall and the grater blade when the door is in the closed position than when the door is in the open position. The door cooperates with the housing sidewall to encompass the blade. The door also cooperates with the grater blade to define a variable-volume food-receiving compartment which has a greater volume when the moveable door is in the open position than when the moveable door is in the closed position. The grater further includes an actuator coupled to the grater blade or housing sidewall for effecting relative movement therebetween. The grater blade may also be cylindrical and have teeth disposed about its outer surface in a spiral pattern.

Food grater

This invention discloses an adjustable CD storage rack to hold a plurality of CDs such that a side edge and front face of the CDs are normally observable, with the storage rack formed by a pair of spaced end supports movable on rods with respect to each other to adjust the storage size of said rack. The rods slide through aligned apertures in the side edges to slidably yet fixably be set at any location along said rods. The rods form the support structure on which the CDs rest, preferably side-by-side.

Adjustable CD storage rack

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New York, NY, United States of America

Timothy J Kennedy