Samuel R Sheiman

55536921, Sep 10, 1996

Jan 17, 1995

8/373067

Samuel R. Sheiman - Rockville Center NY

Crest Lock Co., Inc. - Brooklyn NY

A45C 514
A45C 1326

190 18A

A steering handle assembly is exteriorly mounted on an end wall of a mobile carrying case. The assembly is movable among a stowed position and a plurality of steering positions, and a steering handle is extendible and retractable to a desired elevation. The case can either be carried by hand or rolled along the ground.

43217273, Mar 30, 1982

Jul 14, 1980

6/167795

Samuel R. Sheiman - New York NY
Julius Sheiman - New York NY

B60B 3300
A47B 9100
A43C 500

16 18R

A luggage roller featuring a diabolo-shaped wheel, which is preferably detachable from the piece of luggage, i. e. a container, to which it is mounted. The diabolo-shaped wheel is more stable than prior art configurations, because of its greater effective width leading to greater bearing area. The detachable feature of the wheel leads to changeability of the luggage roller wheel when wear occurs, so that the piece of luggage does not have to be discarded when the installed wheel wears down. This detachable feature is typically attained by providing an axle on which the wheel is mounted which is detachable from the container. The axle is generally of one of several alternative configurations in which a threaded connection is provided between portions of the axle assemblage, so that one portion of part of the axle assemblage may be unscrewed from the other portion or part.

47829478, Nov 8, 1988

May 7, 1987

7/046724

Samuel R. Sheiman - Brooklyn NY

Crest Lock Co. Inc. - New York NY

A45C 512
B65D 8518

206279

Garment hangers are suspendably and slidably supported on stationary support rails mounted to and below a top plate mounted to an interior top wall of a garment bag. The hangers are locked in position on the stationary rail by either pivoting a track extension from an initial aligned position with the rail to a blocking position transverse to the rail, or by clamping the hangers by a clamp which moves in a rectilinear direction toward and away from the rail.

44222122, Dec 27, 1983

Jul 7, 1981

6/281074

Julius Sheiman - New York NY
Samuel Sheiman - New York NY

B60B 3300

16 29

A detachable luggage-supporting, ground-engaging convertible accessory unit comprises a base member and at least one slide member which is guided for sliding movement on the base member. The base member is secured to a piece of luggage. A caster roller device is mounted on one slide member to form a caster roller assembly. A runner skid is connected to another slide member to form a skid-type runner assembly. A cantilever leaf spring on the base member snappingly engages each slide member for interconnecting the base member and the respective slide member with snap-type action. An access opening is formed on each slide member to expose the spring to permit a disassembly tool to remove the slide member from the base member, to thereby effect the rapid interchange of one caster roller assembly for another, or for the skid-type runner assembly. The slide member covers the spring except at the access opening so that the members are not readily detachable during luggage transport.

48318604, May 23, 1989

May 24, 1988

7/197981

Samuel R. Sheiman - Brooklyn NY
Julius Sheiman - N. Woodmere NY

Crest Lock Co. Inc. - Brooklyn NY

E05B 3702

70312

A stop on a deadbolt of a top-change combination lock abuts against a hasp when the latter is in its latched position in order to prevent joint movement of an actuator and the deadbolt from being axially moved from a central position to a combination-changing position when the hasp is in its latched position.

D2599961, Jul 28, 1981

Apr 27, 1979

6/033868

Samuel R. Sheiman - Brooklyn NY
Julius Sheiman - North Woodmere NY

Crest Lock Company, Inc. - New York NY

D0899

D 8375

41411072, Feb 27, 1979

Aug 16, 1977

5/825088

Samuel R. Sheiman - Brooklyn NY
Julius Sheiman - North Woodmere NY

Crest Lock Company - New York NY

E05D 300

16128R

A clip consisting of a single strip of a strong metal such as steel having two legs at right angles and joined by a U-bend, one leg of the clip being a coplanar extension of one arm of the U-bend and the other leg of the clip extending away from the U-bend in a plane perpendicular to that of the other arm. Each clip leg has one or more openings. The clip is marketed in this shape. To use the clip, the clip leg that is coplanar with an arm of the U-bend is bent at the junction between said coplanar leg and arm to bring the two clip legs into juxtaposition, at which time the openings in the two legs are registered with each other, whereupon the clip is ready for installation. To enable the aforesaid clip leg to be bent precisely, a locating structure, e. g. a brace, is disposed at the junction between the coplanar leg and arm.