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| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 221 | Displayable lighter package | US09924243 | 2001-08-09 | US06631804B2 | 2003-10-14 | Tommy Wong |
| A displayable lighter package includes a display stand including a circular upper deck having an upper receiving cavity, a circular lower deck having a lower receiving cavity, and a central supporting shaft detachably supported between the upper deck and the lower deck in a rotatably movable manner. A lighter holder arrangement for securely holding at least a lighter on the display stand includes an upper holder and a lower holder fittedly disposed in the upper and lower receiving cavities respectively, wherein a plurality of upper holding slots are radially formed on the upper and lower holders respectively and adapted for securely supporting bottom portions of lighters on the upper and lower holders respectively. A stand base is detachably mounted underneath said lower deck for enabling said display stand in a rotatably movable manner. A cover is detachably sheltered the display stand for protecting the lighters mounted thereon. | ||||||
| 222 | Displayable lighter package | US09924243 | 2001-08-09 | US20030029768A1 | 2003-02-13 | Tommy Wong |
| A displayable lighter package includes a display stand including a circular upper deck having an upper receiving cavity, a circular lower deck having a lower receiving cavity, and a central supporting shaft detachably supported between the upper deck and the lower deck in a rotatably movable manner. A lighter holder arrangement for securely holding at least a lighter on the display stand includes an upper holder and a lower holder fittedly disposed in the upper and lower receiving cavities respectively, wherein a plurality of upper holding slots are radially formed on the upper and lower holders respectively and adapted for securely supporting bottom portions of lighters on the upper and lower holders respectively. A stand base is detachably mounted underneath said lower deck for enabling said display stand in a rotatably movable manner. A cover is detachably sheltered the display stand for protecting the lighters mounted thereon. | ||||||
| 223 | Pistol nozzle rack rotatable and adjustable in height | US09912474 | 2001-07-23 | US20030015486A1 | 2003-01-23 | Chin-Yuan Chen |
| A pistol nozzle rack comprises a rotary seat, an expandable support rod, and a holding seat. The rotary seat is formed of a rotary disk and a base in which the bottom end of the support rod is rotatably mounted. The rotary disk is provided in the upper side with a plurality of receiving slots for receiving one end of the grip of the pistol nozzle. The rotary disk turns along with the support rod. The holding seat is mounted on the top end of the support rod and is provided with a plurality of holding slots corresponding in location and number to the receiving slots of the rotary disk for holding the barrel of the pistol nozzle. | ||||||
| 224 | Revolving rack for holding or displaying pistol nozzles | US09938241 | 2001-08-24 | US06471076B1 | 2002-10-29 | Chin-Yuan Chen |
| A rack is designed to hold a plurality of pistol nozzles and is formed of a base and a displaying frame. The base is rested on the floor surface and is provided with a support rod on which the displaying frame is supported such that the displaying frame can be revolved and adjusted in height. | ||||||
| 225 | DISASSEMBLABLE ROTARY PEN EXHIBITION RACK | US09817281 | 2001-03-27 | US20020139764A1 | 2002-10-03 | Ming-Tay Hsu |
| A disassemblable rotary pen exhibition rack of the invention comprises a base plate, a support seat, a central shaft, a plurality of balls and a ball bearing cap, a rotary platform, and a paper holder to form a fashion exhibition rack after assembly. The rotary platform, sustained on the plurality of balls under the ball bearing cap, can rotate freely 360null. The rotary platform provides a plurality of pen holes to hold pens upright. While the rotary platform is rotating, the specific features and patterns are displayed to eyes of the visitors. Under the bottom of the base plate, there is a recess to contain the paper holder which can be drawn out the buyer wants to try writing of the pen on the paper. | ||||||
| 226 | Carousel device for storing medication containers | US09713491 | 2000-11-15 | US06439406B1 | 2002-08-27 | Mary Didier Duhon |
| A storage device for holding a plurality of medication containers. The device is a rotatable, multiple-tiered unit with adjustable storage compartments, formed with both permanent and temporary vertical dividers. Any number of tiers can be stacked atop each other and interlocked. A handle can be attached to make the unit portable. | ||||||
| 227 | Rotatable jewelry cabinet | US09431234 | 1999-11-01 | US06425647B1 | 2002-07-30 | Florence Pothin |
| A rotatable jewelry cabinet is provided with numerous mechanisms for holding and displaying large quantities of jewelry by providing a domed enclosed structure with four curved glass doors, an upper service tray and a lower service tray for receiving numerous bottles of creams, lotions, cosmetic and nail polish bottles and the like, a plurality of hooks depending from the top of the interior of the rotatable jewelry cabinet for hanging necklaces and bracelets therefrom, a plurality of circular curtain walls containing apertures adapted to receive pierced earrings within the apertures or clip earrings directly on the curtain walls, and finally, a plurality of wedge shaped drawers located in the base of the cabinet for receiving other miscellaneous items which cannot be otherwise secured. | ||||||
| 228 | Display system for lamp shades | US09425355 | 1999-10-22 | US06182841B2 | 2001-02-06 | Monroe J. Klein |
| A display system for lamp shades includes a lower portion and an upper portion. The lower portion has opposed top and bottom surfaces. Struts depend from the bottom surface of the lower portion to secure the lower portion to a supporting structure. A plurality of upstanding posts extend from the top surface of the lower portion to support nested lamp shades in a manner suitable for display. An axial mast extends from the central axis of the top surface of the lower portion. The upper portion has opposed top and bottom surfaces. A pole depends from the bottom surface of the upper portion to cooperate with the axial mast of the lower portion so as to facilitate rotation of the upper portion relative to the lower portion. A plurality of upstanding posts extend from the upper surface of the upper portion to support nested lamp shades in a manner suitable for display. | ||||||
| 229 | Display carousel | US65329 | 1998-04-23 | US6026984A | 2000-02-22 | Kim D. Perrin |
| A device for displaying and dispensing articles above a horizontal surface includes a turntable for engaging the surface and supporting the device. A base is held above the turntable for rotation about a central vertical axis. A top is held above the base. A stack of article-holding tiers is positioned between the base and the top. Each tier has a plurality of groups of elongate stalls, each stall in a group configured to hold one article. The stalls in each group are arrayed generally side-by-side with each other and each stall has an open outboard end for removal of articles from the stall. A corresponding plurality of groups of blocking members are each associated with a corresponding group of stalls. Each blocking member is associated with one stall in the associated group of stalls. Either the group of blocking members or its associated group of stalls is a moveable group, movable as a unit between a first position wherein the blocking members substantially prevent removal of the articles held by the associated stalls and a second position wherein extraction of such articles past the blocking members is possible. The movable group is biased toward the first position. | ||||||
| 230 | Display stand for lamp shades | US67392 | 1998-04-28 | US5996819A | 1999-12-07 | Monroe Klein |
| A display stand is provided for lamp shades which includes an upstanding axial mast and a plurality of display members which are mounted on the mast in axially spaced apart relationship. Each of the display members includes a central hub portion mounted for rotation relative to the axial mast and a plurality of circumferentially spaced apart arms projecting radially outward from the central hub portion to define an outer diameter of each display member circumscribing the spaced apart arms. Each display member has the same outer diameter with respect to the axial mast and each arm has an upstanding post extending therefrom for supporting a plurality of nested lamp shades in a manner suitable for display. | ||||||
| 231 | Spinning merchandise display support | US889788 | 1997-07-08 | US5901485A | 1999-05-11 | Timothy Reed Kiggins |
| Display panels containing an item of merchandise for visual and tactile inspection by shoppers in a retail setting or containing advertising, promotional, or instructional indicia are mounted upon a carousel spinnably supported upon a support member which is attachable to a fixed support conventionally present in a retail store. The carousel is provided with securing members designed to hold indicia cards as well as items of merchandise regardless of whether the carousel is held horizontally or vertically. Two types of support members, for alternative use, are described. A first of the support members includes one pair of mounting hooks attached to a mounting bar attached to one stem of the support member, and a second pair of hooks attached to a mounting bar removably attached to a second stem of the support member for securing the carousel to a pegboard. A second of the support members includes a pair of mounting devices for releasably attaching the support member to a conventional track member defining spaced channels extending along a forward edge of a store shelf. | ||||||
| 232 | Convertible retail product display columns and systems | US688408 | 1996-07-30 | US5853090A | 1998-12-29 | Emory N. Brozak, Jr. |
| Convertible retail product display columns and related systems are described which enable different types of products to be displayed and/or stored on a single display structure. Convertible retail product display columns include a plurality of panels wherein one panel is adapted to support a product of one type, and a second panel is adapted to support a product of a different type. Convertible retail product display systems include a plurality of vertically oriented rotationally mounted display columns supported by a frame structure, whereby the multiple panels of each of the display columns can be selectively oriented to simultaneously display and store different products. | ||||||
| 233 | Rotary shoe rack | US845090 | 1997-04-21 | US5785185A | 1998-07-28 | Clem M. Klebba |
| A rotary shoe rack can include an upright frame mounted on a circular base, and two sets of horizontal support members extending in opposite directions from the frame. Each support member mounts six upwardly projecting shoe supports. There are several horizontal support members in each set, such that the rack has a relatively large shoe capacity. The shoe supports are constructed and arranged so that each shoe on the rack is visible, even when the rack is fully loaded with shoes. | ||||||
| 234 | Rotatable display tower | US735078 | 1996-11-18 | US5772055A | 1998-06-30 | Henry C. Orr; James R. Dokoupil; Robert W. Ackley; Linda Lewis; Jerome A. Dubos; Donald J. Crispin; Robert D. Lindridge |
| The present invention provides a rotatable tower for holding and displaying books, video cassettes, and like articles on a plurality of square shelves which extend in horizontal planes and are supported in vertically spaced relation to one another by a plurality of vertically extending rods, groups of which are interconnected into L-shaped configurations by L-shaped, horizontally extending rods. The shelves include an elongated slot formed from the midpoint of each edge inwardly towards the shelves' geometric center, and two laterally spaced notches formed in each edge to one side of the slot. Each edge of the shelves includes a downwardly extending flange along their entire lengths and an upwardly extending flange along a portion of the length to the opposite side of the slot in which the notches are formed. Each L-shaped group of vertically extending rods is comprised of four rods, two rods forming each leg of the L. The rods in each group are spaced from one another a distance corresponding with the length and spacing of the slot and notches formed in each edge, thereby permitting one group of rods to engage the slot and notches formed in each edge of each shelf. Each shelf can be slid downwardly on the rods until they engage the adjacent horizontally extending L-shaped rods which interconnect the vertically oriented rods. The shelves' downwardly extending flanges will prevent the horizontally oriented rods, and hence the vertically oriented rods, from becoming disengaged from the shelves. Moreover, the engagement of one set of L-configured rods with each edge of each shelf systematically divides each shelf into four distinct article supporting regions. | ||||||
| 235 | Display stand for incense sticks | US586340 | 1996-01-16 | US5655671A | 1997-08-12 | Ralph E. Barry; Gloria A. Barry |
| The present invention relates a rotatable display stand for a plurality of incense sticks, such display stand including a first planar disk of diameter D1 having an upright axis of symmetry substantially normal to the earth's surface, and a broad surface normal to such surface for supporting a series of cylindrical incense stick holders in upright positions. In one aspect, the first planar disk is stacked a predetermined height H above and rotatable relative to a rigid base using a metallic bearing mount. Such mount includes upper and lower races one of which being rigidly mounted to the broad surface of the base and the other mounted to the first planar disk to permit rotation of the first dick as well as second and third disks stacked above the first disk. In another aspect of the invention, such height H is sufficient to permit insertion of a pair of drawers in the space between the rigid base and the first planar disk for stowage of matches, plastic bags and the like, as well as support a pair of chest handles for permitting easy portability of the invention. In yet another aspect, attachment of the first, second and third disks is via insertion of a compression rod having at least threaded ends through vertically aligned small openings in the disks. Positional relocation of fasteners or nuts at the ends of the compression rod creates a compressional force at the broad surfaces of the disks through a stacked pair of spacer tubes concentric of the compression rod. | ||||||
| 236 | Modular rotating shoe rack | US236716 | 1994-04-29 | US5423435A | 1995-06-13 | Rosalie M. Pollard; Clyde J. Beck |
| A shoe rack comprising shoe storage members rotatable about a shaft are separated from one another by one or more spacers. Each storage member comprises a hub and a plurality of arms with supports which store shoes in a substantially vertical position. The storage members and spacers may be removed at one end of the shaft. | ||||||
| 237 | Rotatable display tower for compact discs and the like | US806720 | 1991-12-12 | US5253767A | 1993-10-19 | Lloyd Koeppel |
| A rotatable display tower, preferably for use as a merchandising rack for the original sale of packaged products, preferably compact discs. The tower provides, in a relative minimum of space, a large number of compact discs to be viewed "head or face on." The display tower securely holds the packages, in a tilted-back manner, yet allows the consumer to easily remove the same for purchase. | ||||||
| 238 | Holder for screws, bolts, nuts and washers | US864039 | 1992-07-01 | US5228582A | 1993-07-20 | J. C. Marshall; James C. Marshall, II |
| A vertically oriented, peripherally defined, and rotatably mounted column defines a plurality of spaced sets of similar spaced holes to receive and support the shanks of elongate fasteners. The column carries, between sets of spaced holes, a plurality of "L" shaped brackets, each having upturned support arms spaced radially outward from the column to receive and support a plurality of annular washers or nuts thereon. The column is rotatably mounted on a bracket for support on either horizontal or vertical surfaces. The column supports fasteners for sorting, display, and storage and may be used as a merchandising container for such products. A second species provides a plurality of cylinders that are rotatably supported in spaced circular array on a medial stand that provides additional means for storage of a stock of fastening devices. A third species provides a column formed with a polygonal cross-section by a plurality of planar panels removably carried in a supporting frame so that the panels may be individually placed and removed while carrying fasteners. | ||||||
| 239 | 4-benzoyl azetidinones | US621158 | 1990-11-30 | US5089609A | 1992-02-18 | Samuel Chackalamannil |
| Compounds of the formula ##STR1## wherein each R' is independently hydrogen, one, two or three of halogen, lower alkyl or lower alkoxy and R" is methyl, ethyl, allyl or a phenyl, are described. These compounds are useful as intermediates in preparing penems and carbapenems. | ||||||
| 240 | Rotary shoe rack | US614854 | 1990-11-15 | US5050746A | 1991-09-24 | Doris N. Frankel |
| A rotary shoe rack is disclosed for mounting in a storage space having generally fixed upper and lower surfaces. The rack includes a shaft that extends generally vertically between the upper and lower surfaces. There are upper and lower bearings rotatably mounting the upper and lower ends of the shaft, respectively, to the upper and lower surfaces of the storage space. A plurality of storage shelves are secured to the shaft at spaced apart intervals for supporting respective groups of shoes thereon. Each shelf is disposed about the shaft and has a generally horizontal platform that includes inner and outer sections. A heel support is attached to the inner section of the platform and is disposed about the shaft for elevating a heel portion of each shoe in the respective group above the platform such that a forward portion of the shoe is engagable with the outer section of the platform. | ||||||
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