ROBERT TRAVIS PRITCHETT
Pilots at Us Hwy 63, Rolla, MO
License number
Missouri A2364898
Issued Date
Feb 2015
Expiration Date
Feb 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
19997 S Us Highway 63, Rolla, MO 65401
Professional information
Paperboard Container For Application To A Bed Rail
US Patent:
2008018, Aug 7, 2008
Filed:
Jan 18, 2008
Appl. No.:
12/009369
Inventors:
John R. Pritchett - Rolla MO, US
Robert T. Pritchett - Rolla MO, US
Donald L. James - Rolla MO, US
Robert T. Pritchett - Rolla MO, US
Donald L. James - Rolla MO, US
International Classification:
B65D 30/10, B65D 25/04
US Classification:
220 92, 220520, 220751
Abstract:
A rectangular shaped container has lateral and longitudinal walls where one longitudinal wall has a greater height and has two hooks, or folds into a hook like shape, for placing the container upon a bed rail. The container has a divided interior with compartments for storage of things therein. The compartments have similar height and generally the same width. The dividers also stiffen the container when in use. The container includes a stiffener box or shelf that provides a shallower compartment and prevents collapse of the container. The container can be made from one or two layers of material, often cardstock or cardboard.
Paperboard Container For Application To A Bed Rail
US Patent:
2011015, Jun 30, 2011
Filed:
Nov 22, 2010
Appl. No.:
12/927706
Inventors:
Donald L. James - Rolla MO, US
John R. Pritchett - Rolla MO, US
Robert T. Pritchett - Rolla MO, US
John R. Pritchett - Rolla MO, US
Robert T. Pritchett - Rolla MO, US
International Classification:
B65D 25/04, B65D 6/00
US Classification:
22912002, 220 6, 220500
Abstract:
A foldably assembleable generally rectangularly-shaped box-like container with spaced lateral and longitudinal walls where one longitudinal wall has a greater height and has two hooks, or folds into a hook-like shape, for placing the container upon a bed rail. The container preferably has dividers that divide the interior into compartments for storage of things therein and which also stiffen the container. Optional stiffener box or shelf constructions may be employed to strengthen the container against collapse and to effect shallower compartments. The container can be foldably formed from one or two layers of material, often cardstock or cardboard.