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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6390434 | Magnetic note paper holder The present invention provides a magnetic note paper holder comprising a seat and a movable pressing component wherein the top edge of the seat and the bottom edge of the movable pressing component are built in with one magnet respectively, and the magnet... | 05/21/2002 |
| 5556686 | Street address display Disclosed herein is a street address display designed to provide easier identification of property. The street address display is especially effective at night. The street address display includes a housing with transparent viewing faces, anchoring platfo... | 09/17/1996 |
| 5465458 | Retainer for towels, garments, and the like A retainer for securing towels, garments, papers and the like to railings, fences, ground, etc. comprises two or more weight members spaced or separated by a generally flexible elongated connector which joins them together. Preferably, the weight members ... | 11/14/1995 |
| 4753369 | Napkin dispenser A dispenser for paper napkins including a container having a substantially open top and front. Opposed side walls of the container receive a cover that can pivot about an axis adjacent the rearward edges of the cover. In addition to pivotal movement, the ... | 06/28/1988 |
| 4680915 | Tapered surface panel retainer A panel retainer comprises a one-piece, integrally formed member, formed from a resilient, elastically bendable material, and having a fastener-receiving portion and a panel-gripping portion. The fastener-receiving portion comprises a body portion having ... | 07/21/1987 |
| 3966103 | Holder for containers and napkins A holder is provided for both supporting and carrying napkins and containers, such as condiment bottles. The holder includes a lower tray for napkins and an upper tray supported thereabove on struts for containers. The struts are constructed with vertical... | 06/29/1976 |
