Charles Edward Rose, JR
Physician at Magnolia St, Denver, CO

License number

Colorado 20821

Issued Date

Apr 12, 1977

Renew Date

Dec 31, 1979

Expiration Date

Dec 31, 1979

Type

Physician

Address

630 Magnolia St, Denver, CO 80220

Professional information

Luggage Case With Brace

US Patent:

4239093, Dec 16, 1980

Filed:

Jun 1, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/044459

Inventors:

Jerry D. Eubanks - Westminster CO
Charles F. Rose - Aurora CO

Assignee:

Samsonite Corporation - Denver CO

International Classification:

A45C 1334

US Classification:

190 41R

Abstract:

A first version includes a flat, plate-like member of resilient synthetic plastic having one end pivotally connected to a stud affixed to the inner end wall surface of one luggage shell. One of a pair of elongated, parallel curved slots formed in the plate is received onto a second stud affixed to the other luggage parts such that when the two luggage parts are opened or closed on each other, the stud will slide along and be guided by the slot. The second stud has cross-sectional dimensions larger than the slot width which distends the plastic material between the two slots producing a resilient clamping action on the stud. A second version includes a metal plate with an end pivotally connected to a stud on the inner surface of one shell. A slot in the plate is received onto a stud on the other luggage shell such that the stud will slide along and be guided by the slot. A thickened ear is located immediately adjacent the slot as a stop.

Luggage Case With Brace

US Patent:

4308939, Jan 5, 1982

Filed:

Sep 8, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/185222

Inventors:

Jerry D. Eubanks - Westminster CO
Charles F. Rose - Aurora CO

Assignee:

Samsonite Corporation - Denver CO

International Classification:

A45C 1334

US Classification:

190 41R

Abstract:

A flat, plate-like member of resilient synthetic plastic has one end pivotally connected to a stud affixed to the inner end wall surface of one luggage shell. One of a pair of elongated, parallel curved slots formed in the plate is received onto a second stud affixed to the other luggage parts such that when the two luggage parts are opened or closed on each other, the stud will slide along and be guided by the slot. The second stud has cross-sectional dimensions larger than the slot width which distends the plastic material between the two slots producing a resilient clamping action on the stud.