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Class 232/10 - Ticket and change


Subclass of Class 232 - Deposit and collection receptacles
Definition: Wherein the boxes are subdivided to hold tickets and money.
No. of patents: 5
Last issue date: 04/10/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
7201306Multiple purpose newspaper box
A newspaper box is designed so that is may be easily converted to a planter. Laterally confronting parallel recesses on the confronting sides of the side walls of the newspaper box near it open end are adapted to receive a snap in closure panel for converting the ne...
04/10/2007
7172111Connecting/holding machine of cash container and connecting/holding unit of cash container
A connecting/holding machine 30 of a cash container according to the present invention holds a cash container 15 having a bottom portion 15a and a back face side portion 15d and provided with first terminal portions 22
02/06/2007
6116977Collection box
The present invention is directed to a donation container system which includes a sensor for detecting the approach of one or more individuals to the container. The container system also includes a microprocessor and a speaker, so that when the sensor det...
09/12/2000
5168987Cashbox
A cash box has a loose coin tray which rests on a peripheral seal seated on a plain free edge defining a lip of a base of the cash box. The coin tray is supported by the seal and has a peripheral flange which rests on six inwardly directed tabs of the sea...
12/08/1992
4616776Receptacle attached to a parking meter for collection of monies on a mass location basis as donations for charitable purposes
The present invention relates to a receptacle for collection of monies on a mass location basis. Though use of the present invention, money can be safely collected on a mass location basis without the necessity of an individual attendant at each collectio...
10/14/1986
 
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