Abstract: My match container and striker for a match handle or holder enables self-sufficient functionality. It does so by incorporating match containment and striking within the application device itself. No secondary component such as a disconnected box of matches is necessary. Within one device a match can be lit and applied with convenience, efficacy, and safety.
Abstract: Boxes for storing matches house matches. By keeping them in a weather resistant environment, the matches are prevented from degrading. Use of a lid, flap, and a latching mechanism improve safety by ensuring that the matches remain within the match holder. A replaceable strike strip allows the box for matches to be used for many years. Also, the provided adhesive strip lets the user place the box for matches anyplace where ready access to matches is desirable.
Abstract: An improved emergency chemiluminescent lighting device comprising a chemiluminescent light source, a storage container and a flexible member connecting the light source and container is disclosed herein.
Type:
Grant
Filed:
August 21, 1989
Date of Patent:
November 20, 1990
Assignee:
American Cyanamid Company
Inventors:
David A. Beisswanger, Bruce H. Baretz, Edward T. Rockwell, Jr., Edward T. Rockwell, Sr.
Abstract: A wall mounted device including a scratching surface on a front side for striking matches thereupon, the device including a flat panel surrounded by a frame.
Abstract: The present invention exhibits a match and matchbook cover having in slideable disposition behind the matches; a safety panel having disposed at the forward edge thereof a friction panel wherein the matchbook is provided with a slit which permits the selectable extension of said friction area from the safety panel upon the application of slide pressure by the user. Similarly, the friction panel can be readily withdrawn by a user through a simple withdrawal of the sliding panel.