Baggage Patents (Class 283/80)
  • Patent number: 4457539
    Abstract: There is disclosed a composite label web having pressure sensitive labels especially adapted for re-pricing. The composite label web is of a type in which pressure sensitive adhesive is on the underside of the label and the outer side of the label is free of adhesive and can be printed with re-price data. The label can, however, be applied with a hand-held labeler to the underside of a tag and thereafter the label is manually folded so that the printed re-price data appears on the same side as printed price data at the outer side of the tag. Also disclosed is the resultant tag and re-price label combination, and method of price and re-price marking using such labels.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 30, 1982
    Date of Patent: July 3, 1984
    Assignee: Monarch Marking Systems, Inc.
    Inventor: Paul H. Hamisch, Jr.
  • Patent number: 4408782
    Abstract: Graphic means in the form of one or more symbols applied to one or more of the panels of a plurality of cargo containers to be loaded in a cargo receiving space, such as the cargo receiving space of a vehicle. The symbols provide graphic instructions to a loader as to how the cargo containers should be oriented in the cargo space of a vehicle in order to obtain a loading pattern which substantially maximizes the number of cartons that can be loaded in the cargo receiving space. The loading pattern obtained from the graphic instructions provided by the symbols also serves to reduce the clearance between the cartons and the walls of the cargo receiving space and hence the possibility of damage to cargo in the containers or cartons due to shifting while in transit.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 19, 1981
    Date of Patent: October 11, 1983
    Assignee: Merriam, Marshall & Bicknell
    Inventor: Edward L. Condon
  • Patent number: 4386795
    Abstract: An identification device employing a myriad of modes of identifying indicia placement, wherein the device comprises a flexible band having opposed first and second ends wherein the bands may be in severable sheet form and wherein once severed the band is of sufficient length for encircling, captive relationship about an object or person to be identified. A multitude of varous means of securing the first and second ends together is available. Additionally, the availability of a choice of identification means, some of self-imprinting character, provides an identification device which is highly versatile having a plurality of end uses.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 11, 1979
    Date of Patent: June 7, 1983
    Assignee: Precision Dynamics Corporation
    Inventors: Stanley E. Charles, Donald A. Long, Peter G. Katsenis, Walter W. Mosher, Jr.