KURT D SALOMON
Vehicle Board in Langhorne, PA

5080029, Jan 14, 1992

Jan 26, 1990

7/470972

Kurt D. Salomon - Langhorne PA
Jiro Salazar - Philadelphia PA
Lillian P. Sturm - Huntingdon Valley PA

D05B 7500, D05B 3500

112139

This invention relates to decorative ribbons, and to methods and machines for making them. More specifically, the invention relates to fabric ribbons that are edged with wire and trimmed with an overlay of decorative thread. According to the invention, a run of fabric ribbon is simultaneously edged with wire and tightly bound with a binding filament (such as monofilament) and a trim filament (such as decorative thread). This is done in a single operation. The result is a unique ribbon construction, which has many desirable properties. The new ribbons are flexible, but will retain their shape when bent, twisted or tied into a desired configuration. They are elegantly simple in design and provide a novel streamlined finished product with components that are firmly bound together. The ribbons provide an improved edge and trimming where the wire meets the fabric. They represent an improvement in strength and design, by conveniently providing a two-sided edged ribbon rather than a one-sided edged ribbon with seams and having a definite front side and back side.

2003000, Jan 2, 2003

Jun 27, 2001

09/892715

Michael Salomon - Langhorne PA, US
Kurt Salomon - Langhorne PA, US

B42B005/04, B32B001/08

428/035200, 412/036000

This invention relates to decorative tubiform wired ribbon and to a method and machine for making such ribbon. More specifically, a tubiform fabric or plastic ribbon is described that is edged with wire and trimmed with an overlay of decorative thread. The ribbon may also include a decorative insert such as a string of electric lights. According to the invention, the decorative ribbon is formed from two-plies of fabric that are edged with wire and tightly bound with a binding filament and a trim filament. The ribbon according to this invention is formed using a two-step process. The result is a unique tubiform construction, which has many desirable properties. The tubiform ribbon made in accordance with the invention is flexible, but will retain its shape when bent, twisted, or tied into a desired configuration. It is elegantly simple in design and provides a unique streamlined finished product with components that are firmly bound together. A method and an apparatus for making the tubiform wired ribbon are also described.

RE36636, Apr 4, 2000

Dec 31, 1992

7/999422

Lillian P. Sturm - Huntingdon Valley PA
Kurt D. Salomon - Langhorne PA

D05C 1700

112436

This invention relates to decorative ribbons, and to methods and machines for making them. More specifically, the invention relates to fabric ribbons that are edged with wire and trimmed with an overlay of decorative thread. According to the invention, a run of fabric ribbon is simultaneously edged with wire and tightly bound with a binding filament (such as monofilament) and a trim filament (such as decorative thread). This is done in a single operation. The result is a unique ribbon construction, which has many desirable properties. The new ribbons are flexible, but will retain their shape when bent, twisted or tied into a desired configuration. They are elegantly simple in design and provide a novel streamlined finished product with components that are firmly bound together. The ribbons provide an improved edge and trimming where the wire meets the fabric. They represent an improvement in strength and design, by conveniently providing a two-sided edged ribbon rather than a one-sided edged ribbed with seams and having a definite front side and back side.

4981095, Jan 1, 1991

Jan 26, 1990

7/470974

Lillian P. Sturm - Glen Cove NY
Kurt D. Salomon - Langhorne PA

D05C 1700

112436

This invention relates to decorative ribbons, and to methods and machines for making them. More specifically, the invention relates to fabric ribbons that are edged with wire and trimmed with an overlay of decorative thread. According to the invention, a run of fabric ribbon is simultaneously edged with wire and tightly bound with a binding filament (such as monofilament) and a trim filament (such as decorative thread). This is done in a single operation. The result is a unique ribbon construction, which has many desirable properties. The new ribbons are flexible, but will retain their shape when bent, twisted or tied into a desired configuration. They are elegantly simple in design and provide a novel streamlined finished product with components that are firmly bound together. The ribbons provide an improved edge and trimming where the wire meets the fabric. They represent an improvement in strength and design, by conveniently providing a two-sided edged ribbon rather than a one-sided edged ribbed with seams and having a definite front side and back side.

4901661, Feb 20, 1990

Mar 10, 1989

7/321720

Lillian P. Sturm - Glen Cove NY
Kurt D. Salomon - Langhorne PA

D05C 1700

112436

This invention relates to decorative ribbons, and to methods and machines for making them. More specifically, the invention relates to fabric ribbons that are edged with wire and trimmed with an overlay of decorative thread. According to the invention, a run of fabric ribbon is simultaneously edged with wire and tightly bound with a binding filament (such as monofilament) and a trim filament (such as decorative thread). This is done in a single operation. The result is a unique ribbon construction, which has many desirable properties. The new ribbons are flexible, but will retain their shape when bent, twisted or tied into a desired configuration. They are elegantly simple in design and provide a novel streamlined finished product with components that are firmly bound together. The ribbons provide an improved edge and trimming where the wire meets the fabric. They represent an improvement in strength and design, by conveniently providing a two-sided edged ribbon rather than a one-sided edged ribbon with seams and having a definite front side and back side.