DR. JAMES LAFAYETTE BERMAN, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine at York Ave, New York, NY

4558650, Dec 17, 1985

Dec 1, 1983

6/556966

James Berman - New York NY

G07F 500

109 241

A compact, secure enclosure for an automatic teller machine is provided. The automatic teller machine is of the type having a secure front panel and on operable rear panel. The enclosure is defined by a closed wall. The wall has a forward portion in which the automatic teller machine is located and a rearward portion which permits servicing of the automatic teller machine. The closed wall has a cut-out zone extending a substantial distance around the forward portion of the wall. The height of the cut-out zone is sufficient to accommodate the front face of the automatic teller machine. Within the forward portion of the enclosure a base is mounted which is capable of supporting the automatic teller machine. The base can be rotated 180. degree. so that the automatic teller machine when supported thereon can assume at least three significant positions.

4577562, Mar 25, 1986

Apr 18, 1984

6/601649

James Berman - New York NY

G07G 500, E06B 732

109 241

An automatic teller machine (ATM) with an operable front panel and an openable service panel is securely enclosed in an enclosure. The enclosure includes a first side wall extending at least from a floor at a first side of the ATM up, over and down to the floor on the second side of the ATM. A front wall with a cut-out zone therein, is provided which moves between an inward position and an outward position. In its position the front wall is secured to the first side wall. In its outward position the front wall is spaced from the first side wall. The cut-out zone has a perimeter sized and shaped to permit access to the operable front panel of the ATM when the front wall is in its inward position. Together the first side wall and the front wall define a first enclosure. A second side wall is connected to and extends inwardly from the front wall.

6735825, May 18, 2004

Nov 18, 2002

10/298411

James Berman - New York NY 10128
Ben Aaron Berman - New York NY 10128

A44B 2100

24 313, 24 10 R, 24 11 CT, 24 11 F, 211 691, 211 695, 401 88, 401195

In the secured pen holder of U. S. Pat. No. 6,167,596, a first resilient engagement between cover and base provides an indication of the replacement state in which the pen assembly can be replaced. A second resilient engagement between cover and base provides an indication of the use position in which the pen is held within the holder for use. A third resilient engagement between transport and base provides an indication that the transport is resiliently held in place at a position when the transport wall holds the pen tether and stop in place during the use state.

4699536, Oct 13, 1987

May 29, 1986

6/867968

James Berman - New York NY

A45D 4020

401 88

A pen and penholder combination includes a pen portion. An elongated flexible tether attaches on one end to the pen and on another end to a stop. A disk with a hole formed therein is slidingly received on the tether. The penholder is permanently securable to a writing surface. The penholder has a penholder surface with an upper and lower face. A disk securing slot is formed in the penholder surface. The slot is shaped and dimensioned to receive the stop therethrough and to receive the disk therethrough when the disk is oriented substantially perpendicular to the penholder surface. After the disk is passed through the slot and when it is not oriented substantially perpendicular to the penholder surface it abutts against the bottom face of the surface and cannot be passed through the slot.

D259908, Jul 21, 1981

Feb 7, 1978

5/875945

James S. Berman - New York NY
Sigurd Stegmaier - Malverne NY

Citibank, N.A. - New York NY

D0603

D 6181

D261838, Nov 17, 1981

Jan 22, 1980

6/114421

James S. Berman - New York NY
Sigurd Stegmaier - Malverne NY

Citibank, N.A. - New York NY

D0604

D 6157