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Larry D Mount

from Springfield, MO
Age ~67
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Also known as:
Larry Dewayne Mount
Related to:
Teresa MountHenry W MountJosann Cervantes, 69Stacey Cervantes, 44Lorenzo Cervantes, 48Ron Mashburn
Connected to:
Alisa A Mount, 64Allana M Mount, 39Branden J Mount, 40Chelsea E Mount, 42Chloe J Mount, 78Christina Mount, 43Clayton S Mount, 69Donna Mount, 50Grace G Mount, 99Heaven R Mount, 62

Larry Mount Phones & Addresses

  • Springfield, MO
  • Billings, MO
  • Harrison, AR
  • Hollister, MO
  • Branson, MO
  • Rock Island, IL

Specialities

Healthcare • Corporate • Real Estate

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Larry Mount - Lawyer

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Specialties:
Healthcare
Corporate
Real Estate
ISLN:
902327519
Admitted:
1982
University:
California State University at Fullerton, B.A., 1979
Law School:
Loyola University of Los Angeles, J.D., 1982

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Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Larry Mount
PAIGE SLAPE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
Hc 33 BOX 107, Compton, AR 72624

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Blade Holder

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US Patent:
D660124, May 22, 2012
Filed:
Aug 10, 2010
Appl. No.:
29/367636
Inventors:
Ronald G. Mashburn - Sherwood AR, US
Larry D. Mount - Harrison AR, US
International Classification:
0803
US Classification:
D 8 99

Releasable Locking Mechanism For The Shank Of A Knife Or Other Implement

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US Patent:
8006391, Aug 30, 2011
Filed:
Jan 14, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/013902
Inventors:
Ronald G. Mashburn - Sherwood AR, US
Larry D. Mount - Harrison AR, US
International Classification:
B26B 1/00
US Classification:
30339, 30156, 30329, 8369821, 83 13
Abstract:
A releasably locking mechanism for locking and releasing the shank of a blade or other implement snugly within a receiver, wherein a magnetized ball extends through aligned holes in the shank and the first wall of the receiver, and seats in a smaller hole in the second wall of the receiver so that the equator of the ball is positioned on the side of the shank nearer to the second wall of the receiver. Unseating the ball and repositioning its equator to the opposite side of the shank, nearer to the first wall of the receiver, facilitates removal of the ball to allow removal of the shank from the receiver.
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Larry D Mount from Springfield, MO, age ~67 Get Report