THOMAS JOSEPH COREY
Pilots in Buffalo, NY

License number
New York A0381356
Issued Date
Oct 2016
Expiration Date
Oct 2017
Category
Airmen
Type
Authorized Aircraft Instructor
Address
Address
PO Box 234, Buffalo, NY 14231

Personal information

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Name
Address
Phone
Thomas Corey
6110 7Th Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11220
(718) 492-4046
Thomas Corey, age 74
481 Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY 14202
Thomas Corey, age 77
9 Van Brummel Ln, Ballston Spa, NY 12020
(518) 584-5011
Thomas Corey, age 74
39 Lee Rd, Dryden, NY 13053
(607) 423-1237
Thomas Corey, age 66
200 Hoffman Rd, Tully, NY 13159
(315) 810-4074

Professional information

Thomas Corey Photo 1

Method For Fabricating Five-Piece Expanding Pocket

US Patent:
5492585, Feb 20, 1996
Filed:
Jun 20, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/262665
Inventors:
Thomas J. Corey - Buffalo NY
International Classification:
B32B 3104, B31F 504
US Classification:
156227
Abstract:
A five-piece expanding pocket having front inner and outer panels secured to each other by cohesive glue, rear inner and outer panels secured thereof by cohesive glue, and a gusset having outer edge portions with cohesive glue and opposite sides thereof bonded between edge portions of the front and rear inner and outer panels which are bonded to each other. A fixture for assembling a five-piece expanding pocket including locating plates for retaining front and rear inner panels in a predetermined position, a positioning member for locating a gusset relative to the front and rear inner panels on the locating plates and permitting the gusset to be secured to cohesive glue on the front and rear inner panels, and the locating plates also permitting the locating of the front and rear outer panels relative to the front and rear inner panels, respectively. A method of assembling a five-piece pocket by positioning front and rear inner panels with cohesive glue on the outer surfaces thereof, bonding a gusset to the outer surfaces of the front and rear inner panels by cohesive glue on outer edge portions of the gusset, and bonding front and rear outer panels to the front and rear inner panels by cohesive glue on inner surfaces of the front and rear outer panels with the edge portions of the gusset sandwiched between the inner and outer front panels and between the inner and outer rear panels.


Thomas Corey Photo 2

Method Of Fabricating A Five-Piece Expanding Pocket

US Patent:
5342467, Aug 30, 1994
Filed:
Jan 21, 1993
Appl. No.:
8/006769
Inventors:
Thomas J. Corey - Buffalo NY
International Classification:
B32B 3104, B31F 504
US Classification:
156227
Abstract:
A five-piece expanding pocket having front inner and outer panels secured to each other by cohesive glue, rear inner and outer panels secured to each other by cohesive glue, and a gusset having outer edge portions with cohesive glue on opposite sides thereof bonded between edge portions of the front and rear inner and outer panels which are bonded to each other. A fixture for assembling a five-piece expanding pocket including locating plates for retaining front and rear inner panels in a predetermined position, a positioning member for locating a gusset relative to the front and rear inner panels on the locating plates and permitting the gusset to be secured to cohesive glue on the front and rear inner panels, and the locating plates also permitting the locating of the front and rear outer panels relative to the front and rear inner panels, respectively. A method of assembling a five-piece pocket by positioning front and rear inner panels with cohesive glue on the outer surfaces thereof, bonding a gusset to the outer surfaces of the front and rear inner panels by cohesive glue on outer edge portions of the gusset, and bonding front and rear outer panels to the front and rear inner panels by cohesive glue on inner surfaces of the front and rear outer panels with the edge portions of the gusset sandwiched between the inner and outer front panels and between the inner and outer rear panels.


Thomas Corey Photo 3

Combined Sheet Compressor And Transfer Device For Attachment To Spaced Prongs Of A File Folder Fastener

US Patent:
4869613, Sep 26, 1989
Filed:
Oct 5, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/104242
Inventors:
Thomas J. Corey - Buffalo NY
Assignee:
Permclip Products Corporation - Buffalo NY
International Classification:
B42F 1342
US Classification:
402 7
Abstract:
A combined sheet compressor and transfer device for attachment to spaced prongs of a file folder fastener including a plate-like cross member for receiving the prongs of the file folder fastener and bearing against a stack of sheets to thereby act as a compressor, a pair of substantially parallel flexible elongated legs of substantially rectangular cross section extending from the plate-like cross member, and flexible tubular members at the outer ends of the legs of a slightly smaller internal diameter than the width of the prongs so as to be distorted at their outer ends when mounted on the prongs to thus provide a relatively smooth junction therewith at their outer ends to facilitate the transfer of sheets from the prongs onto the legs when functioning as a transfer device, diametrically opposed reinforcement bosses on opposite sides of the tubular members for overlying the edges of the prongs to thereby prevent the edges of the prongs from cutting the tubular members, and a tapered portion between the junctions of the legs and the tubular members for providing a smooth transition therebetween to facilitate the transfer of sheets from the legs onto the prongs.


Thomas Corey Photo 4

Apparatus For Fabricating A Five-Piece Expanding Pocket

US Patent:
5201983, Apr 13, 1993
Filed:
Dec 10, 1991
Appl. No.:
7/805310
Inventors:
Thomas J. Corey - Buffalo NY
International Classification:
B32B 3104, B31F 504
US Classification:
156539
Abstract:
A five-piece expanding pocket having front inner and outer panels secured to each other by cohesive glue, rear inner and outer panels secured thereof by cohesive glue, and a gusset having outer edge portions with cohesive glue on opposite sides thereof bonded between edge portions of the front and rear inner and outer panels which are bonded to each other. A fixture for assembling a five-piece expanding pocket including locating plates for retaining front and rear inner panels in a predetermined position, a positioning member for locating a gusset relative to the front and rear inner panels on the locating plates and permitting the gusset to be secured to cohesive glue on the front and rear inner panels, and the locating plates also permitting the locating of the front and rear outer panels relative to the front and rear inner panels, respectively. A method of assembling a five-piece pocket by positioning front and rear inner panels with cohesive glue on the outer surfaces thereof, bonding a gusset to the outer surfaces of the front and rear inner panels by cohesive glue on outer edge portions of the gusset, and bonding front and rear outer panels to the front and rear inner panels by cohesive glue on inner surfaces of the front and rear outer panels with the edge portions of the gusset sandwiched between the inner and outer front panels and between the inner and outer rear panels.


Thomas Corey Photo 5

Fastener Device

US Patent:
4285104, Aug 25, 1981
Filed:
Jun 21, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/050889
Inventors:
Joseph T. Corey - Williamsville NY
Thomas J. Corey - Williamsville NY
Assignee:
Permclip Products Corporation - Buffalo NY
International Classification:
A44B 900
US Classification:
24153
Abstract:
A fastener device including a flexible resilient base member of foam-like material having an upper side and a lower side, a prong member having a central portion and outer end portions, an overlay member covering the central portion of the prong member with the central portion and the overlay member being adhesively secured by pressure-sensitive adhesive to the upper side of the base member, a pair of spaced apertures in the overlya member through which the outer end portions of the prong member extend, and pressure-sensitive adhesive on the lower side of the base member for securing it to another member.