Thomas D Hanson

US Patent:

54293510, Jul 4, 1995

Filed:

May 19, 1994

Appl. No.:

8/245969

Inventors:

Thomas E. Hanson - Farmington MI

International Classification:

A63B 6500

US Classification:

273 58F

Abstract:

A hand bag for striking by a back of a game player's hand comprises first and second panels stitched about their periphery and containing fluid pellets of a high density polyethylene material therein. Lacing further extends about the stitched periphery to further secure the panels while protecting the initial stitching. The panels are configured to complement the back of the user's hand so that upon striking a desired lift and airborne flight is imparted to the bag.

US Patent:

45678332, Feb 4, 1986

Filed:

Sep 20, 1984

Appl. No.:

6/652835

Inventors:

Thomas L. Hanson - Hinsdale IL

Assignee:

Holland Company - Aurora IL

International Classification:

B61F 514

US Classification:

105199CB

Abstract:

A composite constant contact side bearing for railroad cars that comprises a body, that may be either cage mounted or free mounted, having a top wall that supports the car body bolster, a bottom wall structure that is to be supported by the truck bolster, oppositely facing side walls that extend the length of the body, and oppositely facing end walls that extend normally of the body side walls, with the body comprising a rigid filler block enclosed within a polyurethane casing that defines the body top wall, end walls, and side walls, with the filler block being of generally quadrilateral parallelepiped configuration, but defining a depending stud from its underside that protrudes from the polyurethane casing below the filler block. The filler block and stud are of one piece hollow or solid metallic construction, while the casing is of a single density polyurethane composition molded on the filler block with the orientation that the portions of same that define the body top wall, end walls and side walls are of relatively thin thickness dimensions, while below the filler block, the casing defines beneath either end of the filler block a resilient pad portion that project below the filler block in excess of the projection of the stud therefrom, with the polyurethane casing defining the compressive travel of the side bearing and the steel block and its depending stud limiting such travel.

US Patent:

59100591, Jun 8, 1999

Filed:

Dec 9, 1997

Appl. No.:

8/987522

Inventors:

Thomas E. Hanson - Farmington MI

International Classification:

A63B 3702

US Classification:

473594

Abstract:

A hand bag for striking by a back of a game player's hand comprises a plurality of panels first stitched together to form first and second panels that are then stitched about their periphery. The hand bag contains disk-shaped fluid pellets of a high density polyethylene material therein or a gel therein. The ellipsoid-shaped filler pellets are contained within an inner lining for insertion into the hand bag during assembly. Lacing extends about the stitched periphery to further secure the panels while protecting the initial stitching. The plurality of panels with lines of flexion therebetween are configured to complement the back of the user's hand so that upon striking an improved lift and airborne flight is imparted to the hand bag.

US Patent:

20220248913, Aug 11, 2022

Filed:

Apr 27, 2022

Appl. No.:

17/730655

Inventors:

- St. Michael, BB
Elizabeth Kaye Steenwyk - Detroit MI, US
Sunny Kim - Douglaston NY, US
Thomas Chia Hanson - New York NY, US

International Classification:

A47K 3/064

Abstract:

A foldable bath tub includes a base, a rim, and a basin wall disposed between and interconnecting the base and the rim. The bottom wall has an upwardly extending crotch support. The basin wall includes at least one crease. The basin wall is configured to be positioned in one of a folded condition in which the basin wall is folded into itself at the at least one crease an extended condition in which the basin wall is configured to receive an associated child. Where in the extended condition of the basin wall a distance from the base to the at least one crease increases along a length direction of the bath tub from a first end of the bath tub to a second end of the bath tub.

US Patent:

20210353109, Nov 18, 2021

Filed:

Jul 28, 2021

Appl. No.:

17/387318

Inventors:

- St. Michael, BB
Elizabeth Kaye Steenwyk - Detroit MI, US
Sunny Kim - Douglaston NY, US
Thomas Chia Hanson - New York NY, US

International Classification:

A47K 3/064

Abstract:

A foldable bath tub includes a base, a rim, and a basin wall disposed between and interconnecting the base and the rim. The bottom wall has an upwardly extending crotch support. The basin wall includes at least one crease. The basin wall is configured to be positioned in one of a folded condition in which the basin wall is folded into itself at the at least one crease an extended condition in which the basin wall is configured to receive an associated child. Where in the extended condition of the basin wall a distance from the base to the at least one crease increases along a length direction of the bath tub from a first end of the bath tub to a second end of the bath tub.

US Patent:

20200323396, Oct 15, 2020

Filed:

May 15, 2019

Appl. No.:

16/412858

Inventors:

- St. Michael, BB
Elizabeth Kaye Steenwyk - Detroit MI, US
Sunny Kim - Douglaston NY, US
Thomas Chia Hanson - New York NY, US

International Classification:

A47K 3/064

Abstract:

A foldable bath tub includes a base, a rim, and a basin wall. The basin wall includes at least one circumferential crease. The basin wall is configured to be positioned in one of a folded condition and an extended condition. When in the extended condition, the basin wall defines opposing lateral sides, a first back rest adjacent a first end of the bath tub and a second back rest adjacent a second end of the bath tub. When in the extended condition, the first back rest extends at a first angle relative to an associated subjacent surface and the second back rest extends at a second larger angle, and respective ends of the opposing sides of the basin wall nearest to the first end of the bath tub are offset a greater width distance as compared to respective ends of the opposing sides of the basin wall nearest to the second end.