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Savoy Leather Manufacturing Corporation

William A Howard

A storage case for storing electronic recording devices and their boxes. The case has a base, two end walls and two side walls, each fixedly connected together to form an open box. The side walls have an upper and a lower portion, the lower portion being adjacent the base and the upper portion being located between the base and the open end of the box. The upper portion, but not the lower portion of the box, comprises a plurality of paired vertical ribs spaced to allow an electronic recording device or a box to be inserted through the ribs and held in a vertical position in the case.

Storage case

An elongated strut which has a pair of inwardly depending flanges formed to receive and secure fittings inserted into the continuous slot of the strut anywhere along the length of the slot. The flanges define an interior cavity to receive and hold strut fittings and accessories.

Strut

A cassette carrying case has a rectangular bottom with a pressed cardboard bottom formed with recesses for accommodating cassettes and flocked. A top of dome shape is hinged to the rectangular bottom and carries a domed styrene plastic insert that nests in the top and is formed with a number of parallel ribs that engage the tops of the cassettes when nested in the recesses in the bottom portion with the top over the bottom.

Cassette carrying container

Apparatus producing fuel from waste products of the type capable of forming a flammable oil and gas when heated. The apparatus and method are particularly useful for disposing of discarded vehicle tires and at the same time producing fuel capable of operating engines or burners. The system utilizes a cooking pot and cooling apparatus for condensing gas formed in the cooking vessel to produce a flammable oil. The system including the cooking vessel is closed except for outlets from the cooling apparatus for both the oil and gas, whereby no appreciable pollution is discharged to atmosphere.

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Barrington, NH, United States of America

William A Howard