DR. MARK ADAMS, MD
Medical Practice at 9 Ave, Seattle, WA

6568894, May 27, 2003

Oct 2, 2001

09/970081

Richard Golden - Bainbridge Island WA
Mark Adams - Bainbridge Island WA

Golden Dove Marine - Bainbridge Island WA

F16B 2100

411351, 411349, 411513, 411552

Fasteners, such as lock-pins, that in selected embodiments can be installed or removed from the near side of a blind installation. In one embodiment, the lock-pin includes a pin and a rotatable key. The pin includes a head portion, a shaft portion having a tip end, and a longitudinal axis of symmetry. A bore extends through the head portion and the shaft portion in a generally longitudinal direction non-colinear with the longitudinal axis of symmetry. In one aspect of this embodiment, the key includes a spring portion toward the head portion of the pin, a retainer portion toward the tip end of the pin, and an actuator rod portion extending therebetween rotatably disposed within the bore of the pin. When the key is rotated to an unlocked position, the retainer portion is disposed within the diameter of the shaft portion such that the pin can be inserted in, or retracted from, a hole only slightly larger in diameter than the shaft portion. When the key is rotated to a locked position, the retainer portion is extended outboard of the shaft portion thereby retaining the lock-pin in the hole.

D453916, Feb 26, 2002

Feb 7, 2000

29/118387

Mark J. Adams - Bainbridge Island WA 98110

1206

D12317

4495672, Jan 29, 1985

Feb 22, 1983

6/491954

Mark J. Adams - Bainbridge Island WA

The Boeing Company - Seattle WA

E05D 710, E05D 1550

16229

A hinge latch (10) is comprised of a first hinge latch plate (20) having a pair of pintle recesses (34) separated by a hinge boss (36) including hinge bores (42) disposed toward the pintle recesses; a second hinge latch plate (22) having a pair of pintle guides (56) of complementary geometric configuration with respect to the pintle recesses, these pintle guides bounded by a pintle guide recess (60) for receiving the hinge boss when the pintle guides are disposed within the pintle recesses; a first (66) and a second (68) pintle member, each comprised of a hinge pin member (70) received within a respective one of the pintle guides in a slot (58) formed therein and having a free distal end for projection within a respective one of the hinge bores for pivotal hinging movement of the first and second latch plates about a transverse axis, and a hinge pin plate (72) secured to the hinge pin having a lateral leg (74) terminating at its distal end in a diagonally disposed abutment edge (76); a biasing member (86) for urging each of the pintle members into a normal hinging configuration; and, a latch actuator member (94) received interiorly of the second hinge latch plate having an actuator stem (96) and a generally trapezoidal head (98) including opposed, diagonally disposed abutment edges (112) for mating engagement with the abutment edges of the first and second pintle members.