Lawrence M Stuart

US Patent:

54845190, Jan 16, 1996

Filed:

Feb 23, 1993

Appl. No.:

8/021075

Inventors:

Frank Fenton - Edison NJ
Jeffrey Spiegel - New York NY
Thomas Shea - Norwalk CT
Lawrence Stuart - Morristown NJ

Assignee:

Randa Corp. - NY

International Classification:

B65D 8562

US Classification:

206279

Abstract:

A revolvable rack for neckties that can be either temporarily or permanently hooked or fastened to a rod or a store fixture, and a container for shipping the rack while it is fully loaded with ties. The rack is easily rotated by hand, has a relatively small turning radius and has the capacity to hold several dozen ties. Once the tie rack is placed in the container, the container serves to both store and protect the ties in an organized and out-of-the-way manner. The tie rack and container combination can be hung together in an existing space. The container allows the fully loaded tie rack to be quickly and easily lifted out of the container in one smooth motion, and directly hung on a rod or on a merchandising fixture in a store without the use of special tools or equipment, such that the ties are readily and pleasingly displayed.

US Patent:

52496686, Oct 5, 1993

Filed:

Jul 14, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/912984

Inventors:

Frank Fenton - Edison NJ
Jeffrey Spiegel - New York NY
Thomas Shea - Norwalk CT
Lawrence Stuart - Morristown NJ

Assignee:

Randa Corporation - New York NY

International Classification:

B65D 8562

US Classification:

206 4514

Abstract:

A revolvable rack for neckties that can be either temporarily or permanently hooked or fastened to a rod or a store fixture, and a container for shipping the rack while it is fully loaded with ties. The rack is easily rotated by hand, has a relatively small turning radius and has the capacity to hold several dozen ties. Once the tie rack is placed in the container, the container serves to both store and protect the ties in an organized and out-of-the-way manner. The tie rack and container combination can be hung together in an existing space. The container allows the fully loaded tie rack to be quickly and easily lifted out of the container in one smooth motion, and directly hung on a rod or on a merchandising fixture in a store without the use of special tools or equipment, such that the ties are readily and pleasingly displayed.