James Patrick Wagner

US Patent:

62439073, Jun 12, 2001

Filed:

Jun 16, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/333553

Inventors:

James F. Wagner - Gaithersburg MD

International Classification:

A47L 2322

US Classification:

15112

Abstract:

A cleaning device includes a cleaning member having a plurality of bristles extending from an upper surface thereof for cleaning a golf shoe. The cleaning device further includes a plate coupled to an end of the cleaning member and pivotal between a first open position laterally adjacent to the cleaning member and a second closed position covering the bristles. The bristles extend both upwardly and inwardly for simultaneously cleaning the sides, sole, and cleats of a golf shoe as the shoe is scraped across the cleaning member.

US Patent:

57351538, Apr 7, 1998

Filed:

Apr 14, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/834141

Inventors:

Robert Harold Hanneman - Wind Lake WI
James George Wagner - West Bend WI
Steven A. Fantl - Colgate WI

Assignee:

Master Lock Company - Milwaukee WI

International Classification:

E05B 2704

US Classification:

70493

Abstract:

A turnable lock operable with driver and tumbler pins when positioned by a key at a shear line in which shearable assembly pins are assembled in the lock and thereafter sheared to form such driver and tumbler pins for operation thereon. Each assembly pin is selectively weakened at a plurality of locations which correspond with notched depth heights of the family of keys capable of insertion in the keyhole. Such weakening is controlled so that pin shearing can be accomplished by application of rotational or linear forces applied to any part of the lock except the key. When linear forces are used the tumbler or plug may be indexed to employ a driver pin as a plug lock.

US Patent:

56972393, Dec 16, 1997

Filed:

Jul 19, 1996

Appl. No.:

8/684752

Inventors:

Robert Harold Hanneman - Wind Lake WI
James George Wagner - West Bend WI
Steven A. Fantl - Colgate WI

Assignee:

Master Lock Company - Milwaukee WI

International Classification:

E05B 2702

US Classification:

70493

Abstract:

A turnable lock operable with driver and tumbler pins when positioned by a key at a shear line in which shearable assembly pins are assembled in the lock and thereafter sheared to form such driver and tumbler pins for operation thereon. Each assembly pin is selectively weakened at a plurality of locations which correspond with notched depth heights of the family of keys capable of insertion in the keyhole. Such weakening is controlled so that pin shearing can be accomplished by application of rotational or linear forces applied to any part of the lock except the key. When linear forces are used the tumbler or plug may be indexed to employ a driver pin as a plug lock.