Paul Joseph Scaglione

50507494, Sep 24, 1991

Sep 28, 1990

7/589415

Paul J. Scaglione - Farmington Hills MI

A47F 700

211 707

A knife rack including a back plate, on the front face of which is positioned a plurality of laterally spaced apart ribs to form a plurality of vertically disposed channels for the storage of a plurality of knives. A horizontal retainer bar is mounted across the outer face of the vertical ribs in a position adjacent the upper end of the ribs, so as to retain stored knives in the said channels. The knife rack is adapted for attachment to the inner side of a face kitchen cabinet door, or on a kitchen wall, or some like surface to which the knife rack may be secured.

43999298, Aug 23, 1983

Jul 24, 1981

6/286075

Paul J. Scaglione - Farmington Hills MI

B67B 724

222 81

A box spout for attachment to a cardboard box, or the like, and further to a method of forming a pouring opening in such a box. The box spout includes an inner wall and an outer wall which are spaced apart and joined at their upper ends. The inner wall is longer than the outer wall and it is provided with longitudinal, converging marginal cutting edges which terminate in a cutting point at its lower free end. The inner wall has a longitudinal, central cutting edge on its outer surface which is perpendicular to the marginal cutting edges. The longitudinal edges of the outer wall converge toward its lower free end. The inner and outer walls are curved in plan cross section. The inner wall is provided with longitudinal ribs between the inner and outer walls for wedging the cardboard wall of a box between the inner and outer walls. The spout has an open upper end and an open rear side. The method of forming a pouring opening in a cardboard box by cutting a substantially horizontal slot in a wall of a box, and a communicating downwardly directed vertical slot.