Lawrence C Eppenbach

42013208, May 6, 1980

Aug 25, 1978

5/936722

Lawrence C. Eppenbach - Juneau AK

G01F 1126

222456

A measuring dispenser for divided material comprising a container having an open top and a closure for the open top of the container. The closure includes an end wall having an opening therein, a peripheral wall joined to the end wall, and a first baffle projecting inwardly from the peripheral wall. A receiving chamber having an inlet communicates with the interior of the container. A slide is mounted on the end wall for movement in the receiving chamber to open and close the opening and to vary the volume of the region of the receiving chamber which can receive divided material from the inlet. The opening in the end wall defines an outlet for the receiving chamber.

55906745, Jan 7, 1997

Oct 3, 1995

8/539530

Lawrence C. Eppenbach - Juneau AK

E04H 1540

135114

A tent pole comprising first and elongated pole sections. One end portion of the first pole section has cavity and one end portion of the second pole section is receivable in the cavity. A coil spring extends over regions of the end portions of the outer surfaces of the first and second pole sections. The coil spring is coupled to the first and second pole sections so as to resiliently resist axial separation of the pole sections. The coil spring is sufficiently flexible so that the coil spring can be folded to allow the first and second pole sections to be in side-by-side relationship.

50523287, Oct 1, 1991

Feb 28, 1991

7/662260

Lawrence C. Eppenbach - Juneau AK

G01D 1100
A45C 106

116200

An apparatus comprising a billfold including first and second sections and a hinge joining the sections for pivotal movement. The first section has a pocket with an opening which provides access to the pocket and the pocket is adapted to receive a card, such as a credit card, through the opening. The hinge joins the first and second sections for pivotal movement between a closed position in which the sections are in confronting, engaging relationship over major portions thereof and an open position in which the sections are out of confronting relationship and the opening of the pocket is exposed to allow insertion of the card into, and withdrawal of the card from, the pocket. A card-missing indicator is coupled to the billfold. The indicator is responsive to removal of the card from the pocket when the sections are in the open position for inhibiting pivotal movement of the first and second sections to the closed position.

D2897873, May 12, 1987

Dec 3, 1984

6/677299

Lawrence C. Eppenbach - Juneau AK

D21253

43367291, Jun 29, 1982

Aug 4, 1980

6/174883

Lawrence C. Eppenbach - Juneau AK

B25B 2300

81439

A composite tool comprising two equal plastic half sections bonded to each other to form a tool body. The upper portion of the body defines a handle and the lower portion encloses a metallic channel assembly and two pin members reciprocally, slidably mounted within the channel assembly. Each of the pin members has a cylindrical section extending downwardly from the tool body. The tool of the present invention additionally comprises, at the end opposite the channel end, a blade assembly for use as a screwdriver or to remove a deck plate.

D3700461, May 21, 1996

Sep 27, 1994

D/029011

Lawrence C. Eppenbach - Lopez Island WA

D21253

44911416, Jan 1, 1985

Mar 1, 1983

6/470965

Lawrence C. Eppenbach - Juneau AK

A45F 116

135104

A tent comprising a flexible porous sheet having an inner face and an outer face and a resilient frame attached to the sheet. The resilient frame is stressed so that the frame can shape the sheet into an enclosure having a peripheral wall, a closed top, an opening at the front, and a shroud for closing the opening. The shroud is of substantially greater length than the height of the opening. A peripheral region of the sheet extends from the perimeter of the enclosure to form a seal with the surface which supports the tent.

44176724, Nov 29, 1983

Dec 7, 1981

6/327942

Lawrence C. Eppenbach - Juneau AK

B67B 726

222 81

A dispenser for penetrating a container and dispensing flowable material from the container comprising an elongated penetrator having a puncturing end portion and an inner end portion remote from the puncturing end portion, a cap and a neck for attaching the penetrator to the cap. The dispenser has ramp surfaces projecting laterally outwardly of the penetrator and generally facing the cap. A passage extends through the dispenser.