| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 21 | Structure to support, display and illuminate a baseball cap | US12245031 | 2008-10-03 | US08167448B1 | 2012-05-01 | David Borrows |
| A baseball cap lamp that is suitable for displaying and illuminating a baseball cap when the cap is not being worn includes a lamp shaft having a light socket and a cap stand carried by the lamp shaft at the light socket. An alternative illustrative embodiment of the baseball cap lamp includes a lamp shaft, an LED panel carried by the lamp shaft, a plurality of LEDs provided on the LED panel and a cap stand carried by the lamp shaft at the LED panel. | ||||||
| 22 | Hat hanging device | US12924274 | 2010-09-24 | US20120074181A1 | 2012-03-29 | Ryan Douglas Reid |
| A hat hanging device with a central vertically elongate member, a left and a right hat hanger support member, a plurality of hat retaining assemblies, a hanger bar attachment member and a hanger bar attachment retaining clip. The hanger bar attachment member connects to the central member and is held in place by the retaining clip. The hanger support members are each attached to the right and left side of the central elongate member. The hanger support members slope downward from the central elongate member at approximately a thirty degree angle. The hat retaining assemblies each include a post topped by a spherical member. A hat bill retaining spring clip is attached to the bottom of each post. The spherical members are rotatably retained by apertures located in the side wall of the hanger support members. | ||||||
| 23 | Device and associated methods for storing, displaying, and shaping hats | US11953034 | 2007-12-08 | US07967173B2 | 2011-06-28 | Kenneth B. Kopp; James T. Kopp, Sr. |
| The technology described herein provides a device and associated methods for storing, displaying, and shaping hats, caps, or the like. This device includes multiple rings of the same diameter and multiple rings of varied diameters to provide for the storing and displaying of a multiplicity of hats while simultaneously maintaining the curvature of the brim portion of the hat. This device provides for the training of the brim of a hat to a particular degree of curvature as desired by the wearer and as selected from the multiple rings of varied diameters of the device. Other comparable uses are also contemplated herein, as will be apparent to those of ordinary skill in the art. | ||||||
| 24 | Sports apparel oragnizer | US11879427 | 2007-07-17 | US07959018B2 | 2011-06-14 | Brent D Flickinger |
| Providing for a sports equipment organizer that can support, store, display and provide ventilation for a helmet and/or other sports apparel such as gloves, a jacket, eyewear, clothing and so on is described herein. By way of example, a mounting device can be attached to a portion of an extension arm and facilitate securing the extension arm to a mounting surface. The extension arm can extend substantially perpendicular out from the mounting surface. Additionally, a mounting arm can be attached to and supported by the extension arm, and can securely support at least one head-ware device. Furthermore the mounting arm can be of sufficient length to hold the head-ware just off of the extension arm. In accordance with particular embodiments, the mounting arm can be substantially smaller volume than an interior of the head-ware to facilitate adequate airflow and ventilation to the head-ware in between use. | ||||||
| 25 | Holder and display device | US11974791 | 2007-10-16 | US07665616B1 | 2010-02-23 | Matthew M. Hobbie |
| A cap holder and display device for caps having a bill. The base of the device has a display surface and, attached thereto, a plurality of arcuately formed spaced apart bands, each of which is connected at each end thereof to, and extending generally orthogonally from, the display surface. Each of the bands preferably include two symmetrically spaced apart slots formed into a top edge thereof. Each band is arcuately configured and, in conjunction with the display surface, supportively receives, establishes and retains, the curved shape of the bill of one cap. The slots are arranged to receive, establish and retain the substantially straight distal edge of the bill of another cap. An elongated groove is preferably formed into the display surface beneath one of the bands to receive and retain the squeezed together side edges of a bill of one cap which has been folded in half lengthwise. | ||||||
| 26 | SYSTEM AND METHOD FOR DISPLAYING AN ARTICLE | US12327551 | 2008-12-03 | US20090184227A1 | 2009-07-23 | Coby R. Rowe; Paolo Della Bordella; Jaime Daretta |
| A display system and method for displaying a clothing accessory in which the system includes a support member with a generally planar base frame. An elongated support arm extends outwardly from a forward portion of the base frame. The base frame may be positioned, at least partially, within an interior portion of the clothing accessory while the support arm is positioned to extend outwardly from an opening in a facial portion of the clothing accessory. A free end portion of the support arm may be coupled with a display structure so that the support member and the clothing accessory depend from the display structure. A free end portion of a secondary arm, which extends outwardly from a rearward portion of the base frame, may be positioned to extend outwardly from a rear opening in a rearward portion of the clothing accessory. | ||||||
| 27 | Device and Associated Methods for Storing, Displaying, and Shaping Items | US12132588 | 2008-06-03 | US20090146036A1 | 2009-06-11 | Kenneth B. Kopp; James T. Kopp, SR. |
| The technology described herein provides a device and associated methods for storing, displaying, and shaping apparel items, linens, and the like. The device includes a plurality of suspended bands, each suspended band being suspended vertically and having a front portion and a rear portion, the front portion and the rear portion being attached one to another at a plurality of predetermined connection points, thereby providing a plurality of loops in each suspended band, wherein the plurality of loops is configured to store, display, and shape a plurality of articles, each of the plurality of articles placed in one of the plurality of loops. | ||||||
| 28 | Merchandise display assembly having a crossbar base assembly | US11820858 | 2007-06-21 | US20080314849A1 | 2008-12-25 | Boris J. Duchatellier |
| A merchandise display assembly having a vertical crossbar base assembly and a display container mounted thereon for displaying products above a conventional display rack, wherein the vertical crossbar member base assembly is for mounting onto the hangrail members of the display rack. The merchandise display assembly includes a display container having a plurality of displaying compartments for displaying product merchandise in the display compartments, and a vertical crossbar base assembly having a first vertical crossbar member and a second vertical crossbar member being disposed perpendicular to each other. The first and second vertical crossbar members include first and second rack-receiving notches formed in the first and second lower sections of the first and second vertical outer surfaces respectively, of each of the first and second vertical crossbar members. The first vertical crossbar member includes a lower receiving notch being centrally positioned, and the second vertical crossbar member includes an upper receiving notch being centrally positioned. The lower receiving notch and the upper receiving notch of the first and second vertical crossbar members are disposed for an interlocking engagement with each other. The first and second rack-receiving notches of the first and second vertical crossbar members are for engaging and receiving therein the upper member of the display rack for mounting the vertical crossbar base assembly thereon; and the first and second upper surfaces of the first and second vertical crossbar members, respectively, are for receiving the display container thereon. | ||||||
| 29 | Commemorative sports banner display and organizer | US12154958 | 2008-05-29 | US20080296240A1 | 2008-12-04 | Ethel Geraldine Napier |
| An apparatus; banner or plaque that is designed for holding and displaying Sports Caps, Photographs, Awards or other collectibles on a vertical plane. The apparatus includes tabs on top at either side to secure apparatus to a vertical plane. The soft display frame is produced by a transparent material in shape and size desired, that has been edged with a flexible material and permanently secured by the edges to the base of banner on 3(three) sides. This opening allows entry for items desired to be inserted securely. An attachment mechanism for the cap is a single strap, which is secured at both sides to base. Strap is connected at such points; as to allow the remainder of the strap to fall loosely to form a U shape. To secure the cap it is needed to fold the cap in half, from back to front; so that the back of the cap is nestling within the front of the cap and brim, and inserting the cap between base of banner and strap. The strap wraps around the front of the cap at the location the brim and top of the cap are joined. In this manner the cap is hung securely allowing easy viewing of cap, and will not cause any damage to cap being displayed. Using the design of the transparent display window and U shaped strap formations; a variety of other banners can be produced. | ||||||
| 30 | Display System | US11963065 | 2007-12-21 | US20080110843A1 | 2008-05-15 | Sam Hafif |
| The invention provides a display for a storing or holding plurality of articles, such as hats, gloves, wallets and the like, comprising: a plurality of horizontal slats and a plurality of display tubes, each display tube being on a portion of one of the plurality of horizontal slats, and including an elongated hollow geometric shape extending outwardly from the horizontal slat, a front opening and a closed or partially closed rear opening, the closed or partially closed rear opening having attached thereto a hanger for hanging the display tube on the slat. | ||||||
| 31 | Expandable cap rack | US11207699 | 2005-08-20 | US20070039903A1 | 2007-02-22 | Scott Aiken |
| A cap rack is designed for storing and/or displaying baseball style caps in either a horizontal or vertical orientation on a vertical surface. The cap rack is designed to have a cap support unit comprising a hemispherically-shaped cap support section continuous with a base attachment section. The cap support unit is secured to a single base unit or expandable base unit by insertion of base attachment hooks into base unit apertures. A plurality of cap racks having expandable base units can be interconnected in a vertical and/or horizontal orientation using a 4-way connector, a 90 degree connector, or a linear connector. | ||||||
| 32 | Stackable hat storage units with multiple mounting elements | US11008828 | 2004-12-10 | US07147112B2 | 2006-12-12 | Alphonia Penson |
| Stackable hat storage unit has frame defining a rectangular opening and comprising top, bottom, left and right side panels, parallel horizontal strings that traverse the opening attached to the left and right side panels, the strings spaced so that a folded cap on the string conceals a portion of a similarly folded cap on an adjacent string, the top panel including a vertical notch to receive a hanger-type hook for mounting the frame onto a crossbar and two vertical wall notches to receive screws projecting from a wall, the top panel of the frame curving forward and projecting downwardly to form a top panel lip covering part of the top panel's height, a top portion of the top panel having an upside down “U” cross-section, the top panel lip fitting over a top edge of the bottom panel of a second frame to form a plurality of frames that function together. | ||||||
| 33 | Hat and uniform caddy | US10120594 | 2002-04-11 | US07140501B2 | 2006-11-28 | Clayton Shumate |
| A hat-and-uniform caddy that has hat space for protective hat storage and transportation in predetermined proportion to uniform space for protective uniform storage and transportation. The hat-and-uniform caddy includes swivel casters and optional center wheels for transporting hat-and-uniform caddy on and off of transportation vehicles and for placing hat-and-uniform caddy immovably on the vehicles for transportation to and from performance sites where the hats and uniforms are used. Space for hats in boxes is provided on horizontal supports with retainer walls. The space for uniforms are provided on hanger rods having notches and optional keepers. Components of the hat and uniform caddy are assembled and disassembled with wheel fasteners which join a plurality of parts simultaneously. | ||||||
| 34 | Cap rack | US10457858 | 2003-06-10 | US20040251221A1 | 2004-12-16 | Scott M. Aiken |
| A cap rack is designed for storing and/or displaying baseball style caps in either a horizontal or vertical orientation on a vertical surface or a horizontal surface. The cap rack is designed to have a channel which extends through the length of the base, a channel retainer for attachment of a cap support unit to the base, a cap support unit comprising a hemispherically-shaped cap support section continuous with a rod section, and optionally, a pedestal unit for mounting the cap rack base in either a vertical or horizontal orientation on a horizontal surface. A plurality of cap racks can be interconnected in a vertical and/or horizontal orientation using a 4-way connector, a 90 degree connector, or a 2-way connector. | ||||||
| 35 | Cap brim shaper | US10251207 | 2002-09-19 | US06824027B2 | 2004-11-30 | Frank R. Frey |
| The present invention provides a cap brim shaper for shaping the brim of a sports cap comprising a body member with at least two grooves. Both grooves are sufficiently long and wide to receive the brim of a sports cap. The second groove's curvature is greater than the first groove's curvature and the second groove is nested within the first groove. This shaper may be incorporated into a variety of systems for transporting or storing one or more caps while shaping the brim(s). These systems include supports which may be flat boards for mounting, boxes, or display cases. | ||||||
| 36 | Stacked assembly of disposable rain hoods | US10039379 | 2002-01-02 | US06454125B1 | 2002-09-24 | Joseph Bernard Rink, Jr. |
| A stacked assembly of disposable rain hoods for displaying and dispensing from a display stand comprising a plurality of disposable rain hoods stacked together and a display holder, the display holder configured to be suspended from the display stand. Each rain hood rain hood has a suspension portion extending from a lower edge of opposing flaps of the rain hood, the suspension portion being detachably connected to the lower edge of the flaps by a frangible perforation. The stack of disposable hoods are fixedly attached to the display holder via the suspension portions of the rain hoods such that a selected disposable rain hood may be selectively detached from the suspension portion by pulling the disposable hood relative to the holder to thereby break the frangible perforation. A head stop is preferably provided for properly positioning the head of a user in the disposable rain hood. | ||||||
| 37 | Brimmed cap storage and display device | US09609682 | 2000-07-03 | US06422400B1 | 2002-07-23 | Brett K. Miller |
| A device for storing and displaying baseball caps having a bill or brim including a hollow cylindrical member of selected length and of selected internal diameter, with an internal and an external surface, and having first and second open ends. The cylindrical member is fabricated from translucent polymeric resin with a compressible clip member secured to the cylindrical member external surface at the midpoint for mounting the hollow cylindrical member to a support member. The support member is generally rectangular and hollow with an aperture for accepting the compressible clip member secured to the cylindrical member external surface. This structure allows the compressible clip member and attached hollow cylindrical member to be fastened in several orientations relative to the support member. The hollow cylindrical member may be sized to accommodate the brim of a brimmed cap at each end for increased capacity. | ||||||
| 38 | Cap storage and bill shape maintenance device | US09693404 | 2000-10-20 | US06311879B1 | 2001-11-06 | Jerry H. Rigler; Brenda J. Rigler |
| A cap storage and bill shape maintenance device (10) is adapted to receive the bills of a plurality of baseball or similar type caps, and to maintain the curvature of the bills of those caps. A main body (20) is formed of substantially mirror image front and back halves (30), (50) connected by a plurality of peg and socket or similar fastening structures. A plurality of generally horseshoe-shaped bill slots is defined in the main body. Two feet (70), (80) are attachable to the lower edge to support the main body in a vertical orientation. A hanger (90) attaches to a upper edge of the main body, and allows the device to be supported by the upper edge of a door, a rod in a closet, or other supporting structure. In use, by curving the bill of a cap, such as a baseball cap, the bill may be inserted into the bill slot. Time spent by the bill of the cap in the bill slot tends to overcome the resilience of the bill, allowing it to retain the rounded shape for hours. After the wearer takes off the cap, the bill of the cap is typically returned to the bill slot, for maintenance of the bill's curvature. | ||||||
| 39 | Folded cap holder | US09645839 | 2000-08-25 | US06273274B1 | 2001-08-14 | Anthony Lyles |
| A cap holder for holding a plurality of folded nested caps having a bill and a foldable crown. The cap holder comprises a frame, a crown support mounted to the frame for holding the nested, folded crowns, and a bill support mounted on the frame which forms an open pocket to receive the cap bills. The crown support comprises a vertical, curved and outwardly projecting column on the frame to fit in the hollow of a folded cap crown and the bill support comprises a band of material with an arcuate mouth portion spaced from the column to define an open mouth to receive cap the bill. | ||||||
| 40 | Combination cap hanger and cap brim curving device | US09567960 | 2000-05-09 | US06196428B1 | 2001-03-06 | Thomas J. Robak |
| A combination cap hanger and cap brim curving device (10) that is especially designed to hold and display a “baseball-type” hat (40) while retaining the cap brim (42) at an angle of 176°. The device (10) consists of an integrally molded, rectangular arched body (12) having a middle portion (14), a first end (16) and a second end (18). From the middle portion (14) extends upward a hook (20) that is configured and dimensioned to allow the device (10) to be hung on a conventional clothes hanging rod (44). The device (10) features, near each end (16, 18) a circular, hollow sleeve (24). The sleeves (24) are each dimensioned to allow the cap brim (42) to be inserted into the sleeve (24) with the portion of the cap (40) adjacent the brim (42) resting and displayed above the surface of the sleeve (24). | ||||||
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