JAMES BENJAMIN HUNTLEY
Architects in Washington, DC

4802211, Jan 31, 1989

Jul 7, 1986

6/882376

James B. Huntley - Washington DC

H04R 104, H04R 105

379454

A portable, self contained, lightweight cordless phone holder is provided for the user to permit the free use of both hands and have virtual freedom of movement within the range of the unit while at the same time having ready access and use of the cordless phone. The mechanism is a device made of lightweight malleable metal which permits it to be bent or adjusted to rest on the shoulders of the principle user just below the juncture of the neck and shoulders. The malleable metal permits the principle user to adjust the device for his individual body contours for the most comfortable position while being used. It is basically of a rectangular plan shape comprised of two L-shaped components, an obliquely vertical phone support or cradle extended from one end of the one of the L-shaped members and adjusting straps under the arms so that they hold the mechanism in place while the holder is being used. This mechanism provides for the freeing of both hands while the cordless phone or other type devices are being used.

4552995, Nov 12, 1985

Jul 9, 1983

6/515250

James B. Huntley - Washington DC

2JT, Inc. - Washington DC

H04M 102

179147

A portable, self contained, lightweight cordless phone holder is provided for the user to permit the free use of both hands and have virtual freedom of movement within the range of the unit while at the same time having ready access and use of the cordless phone. The mechanism is a device made of lightweight, malleable metal which permits it to be bent or adjusted to rest on the shoulder of the principle user just below the juncture of the neck and shoulders. The mallable metal permits the principle user to adjust the device for his individual body contours for the most comfortable position while being used. The device is basically of a rectangular configuration shape comprised of two "L" shaped wire components, an obliquely vertical phone support extended vertically from one end of one of the "L" shaped components and adjusting strap attached to the other end of the other "L" shaped component. This strap permits the adjusting of the strap so that it holds the whole mechanism in place while the holder is being used. This mechanism provides for the freeing of both hands while using the cordless phone.

6932978, Aug 23, 2005

Oct 18, 2001

09/978790

James Benjamin Huntley - Washington DC, US

A61K047/00, A61F013/00, A01N059/00

424439, 424422, 424435, 424725, 424742, 424747, 424440, 514849

A double-headed, closed-mouth cough suppressant and cold relief device in which an individual having the symptoms of a cough is able to suppress the cough by inserting the device into an open mouth, and by sucking on one end of the device, is able to release a menthol medicament disposed within the device to thereby suppress a cough. Additionally, by sucking on another end of the device a eucalyptus medicament is released to thereby relieve a sore throat. By suppressing the cough, the device prevents the spread of germs to the immediate environment.

5346111, Sep 13, 1994

Dec 14, 1992

7/987827

James B. Huntley - Washington DC
James Brian Huntley - Washington DC
Tonya M. Huntley - Washington DC
Cornelius L. Burroughs - Washington DC

A45F 308

224265

A portable, self contained, lightweight personal computer, personal communicator holder device which permits head free, hands free usage is basically of a rectangular configuration in plan and is comprised of two L-shaped components and an obliquely vertical phone support or cradle extended from one end of the L-shaped components and adjusting straps attached thereto, one on each side of the two front corners of the device and one near the middle of the front across the chest L-shaped member, so that they hold the mechanism in place while the holder is being used.

5642543, Jul 1, 1997

May 6, 1996

8/643606

James Benjamin Huntley - Washington DC

A47G 902

5640

An incrementally adjustable ergonomic pillow, of a fitted fabric or other type holder for already shaped foam, poly or other type inserts, placed inside of the pillow case and held there by way of Velcro strips, zippers or other restraint attachments was developed because of the needs of the various sizes of persons engaged in the sleep process, due to those horizontal variations and vertical differences between the shoulder of different sizes of persons engaged in the sleep process, due to those horizontal variations in vertical differences between the shoulders of different size persons and the need of individuals to have a horizontal alignment of the entire system (tip of vertebrae where they join the base of the skull, neck vertibrae of the back) while lying on the sides, back or stomach while resting or sleeping. It also tends to inhibit snoring when an obstructed passageway for air may be the cause. Orthopedic and therapeutic values are imputed.