Harrison R Kaufman

US Patent:

20120291817, Nov 22, 2012

Filed:

May 16, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/108974

Inventors:

Harrison R. Kaufman - Los Angeles CA, US

International Classification:

B08B 3/04
B65D 85/00

US Classification:

134 26, 2065241

Abstract:

The present invention is a shakable cleaning bag to clean a plurality of objects that includes a base cleaning bag, a cleaning pouch disposed in the base cleaning bag that receives the objects to be cleaned and a perforated cut line disposed on the top portion of the base cleaning bag that is cut when the base cleaning bag is ready to be used. A fastener disposed below the perforated cut line that runs across the base cleaning bag allowing access to the cleaning pouch and an abrasive or non-abrasive alcohol cleaning solution that is contained in the base cleaning bag that has direct contact with the objects that are placed in the base cleaning bag to be cleaned by the alcohol cleaning solution. There is also a two pouch base cleaning bag with a rinsing pouch and rinse solution and a method of use.

US Patent:

49479849, Aug 14, 1990

Filed:

Nov 13, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/435285

Inventors:

Lauren Kaufman - San Francisco CA
Harrison Kaufman - San Francisco CA

International Classification:

B65D 8520
B65D 8557
B65D 8567

US Classification:

206 4412

Abstract:

A packaging case for presenting elongated objects (such as pencils (103) and flat objects, such as computer disks (350), for easy removal and selection and for transporting and storing such objects in a compact and protected condition. The case comprises a base (50) having a plurality of upright partitions (58) hingedly attached thereto at spaced locations, and a plurality of shelves (68) attached to spaced, corresponding locations on said partitions. The shelves have elongated slots (66) for receiving the objects and holding them parallel to the partitions. When the partitions are folded upright, the objects are held upright so that they will be spaced and can all be easily seen, selected, and replaced. When the partitions are folded down, the objects and shelves will be close and parallel to the base so as to provide a very compact package for easy transportation and/or storage. The case can be closed by foldover flaps or ends (56) which are either separate or which extend from the sides of the base, or from its back and/or front.

US Patent:

51655349, Nov 24, 1992

Filed:

Aug 13, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/567460

Inventors:

Lauren Kaufman - San Francisco CA
Harrison Kaufman - San Francisco CA

International Classification:

B65D 8557
B65D 8520

US Classification:

206 4412

Abstract:

A packaging case for storing and presenting elongated objects, such as pencils (103, 704), and flat objects, such as computer disks (350, 604), includes a base (50, 606, 710) having a plurality of upright partitions (58, 622 and 630, 614, 626, 706 and 708, 712) hingedly attached thereto at spaced locations, and at least one shelf (68, 618, 714 and 715, 723 and 724) attached to the partitions. The shelves have openings (66, 620, 718, 722) for receiving the objects and holding them parallel to the partitions. When the partitions are upright, the objects are held upright. When the partitions are folded down, the objects and shelves will be close and parallel to the base so as to provide a very compact package for easy transportation and/or storage. The case can be closed by fold-over flaps or ends (56, 608, 610, 749) which are separate from or one piece extensions of the base. The partitions can be urged to their upright positions manually or by elastic bands (196, 636, 740) or springs (106).

US Patent:

55731201, Nov 12, 1996

Filed:

Feb 28, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/203776

Inventors:

Harrison Kaufman - Studio City CA
Michael B. Palmer - Los Angeles CA

Assignee:

Pop-Pak, Limited - Vernon CA

International Classification:

B65D 8557

US Classification:

206755

Abstract:

A storage container including an outer case having a bottom tray and a cover hinged to it and a tongue assembly in the bottom tray. The tongue assembly can be integrally formed, with the bottom tray and/or the cover or separately formed and subsequently inserted into the bottom tray. When separately formed it can include an outer frame and a tongue extending from the frame side to which it is pivotally attached to the frame center. The tongue has a compact disc retainer mounted thereon for fitting into a center opening of a compact disc and holding the compact disc in the frame center when the tongue is in a "down" position. When the tongue is in an "up" position, pivoted relative to the one frame side, the compact disc is lifted up away from the frame and bottom tray for easy access thereto. The tongue, the frame and the hinge therebetween are preferably integrally formed together and as one unit. According to one embodiment the tongue is formed with a natural upward or raised bias, an elastic memory.