John Paul Delaney

US Patent:

41634845, Aug 7, 1979

Filed:

Apr 18, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/897563

Inventors:

John H. Delaney - Whitestone NY

International Classification:

A45C 1336

US Classification:

190 18R

Abstract:

A member having a flat base and a raised resilient body adapted to be manufactured and produced in many colors and designs, including means for quick adhesive attachment of a flat base portion thereof to luggage along edges or around corners which may be subjected to rough usage, the member serving in the dual capacity of protector and as a means for permitting the owner to identify his luggage quickly.

US Patent:

52236668, Jun 29, 1993

Filed:

Jun 4, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/894319

Inventors:

John E. Delaney - Alexandria VA

Assignee:

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

International Classification:

F42B 1204
F42B 1210
F42B 1216

US Classification:

102476

Abstract:

An abstract is provided which is capable of clearing encased explosives s as land mines. This apparatus combines a shaped charge jet with a plate penetrator. A depression is formed in a column of a first explosive material. The depression is provided with a metal liner such that detonation of the first explosive material forms a shaped charge jet. The shaped charge jet passes through a hole in a plate penetrator and exits the device without detonating a second explosive material. The shaped charge jet strikes the ground and imparts kinetic energy. As the energy in the shaped charge jet is consumed, the second explosive material detonates and drives the plate penetrator to supersonic velocities. Since shaped charge jet velocity exceeds the detonation velocity of the second explosive material, the shaped charge jet clears a path ahead of the plate penetrator. This results in higher velocity when the plate penetrator impacts the encased explosive, and consequently a greater chance of inducing explosion and neutralization.

US Patent:

42225965, Sep 16, 1980

Filed:

Jul 13, 1978

Appl. No.:

5/924179

Inventors:

John H. Delaney - Whitestone NY

International Classification:

E05C 304

US Classification:

292342

Abstract:

A ventilation stop mounted on a side rail of the upper sash of a double-hung window, capable of being swung into and out of the path of the upper horizontal rail of the lower sash to permit only limited relative opening movement of the upper and lower sashes.

US Patent:

48528323, Aug 1, 1989

Filed:

Aug 31, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/239053

Inventors:

John H. Delaney - Whitestone NY

International Classification:

F16L 308

US Classification:

248 65

Abstract:

There is disclosed a novel decorative light holder which includes means for retaining separate lights and intermediate wiring along straight and curvilinear paths including paths perpendicular to each other; and includes contact adhesive means to permit easy attachment on walls or other structures, such as window frames or adjacent interior or exterior wall structures.

US Patent:

41039475, Aug 1, 1978

Filed:

Feb 4, 1977

Appl. No.:

5/765632

Inventors:

John H. Delaney - Whitestone NY

International Classification:

E05C 302

US Classification:

292194

Abstract:

A ventilation stop mounted on a side rail of the upper sash of a double-hung window, capable of being swung into and out of the path of the upper horizontal rail of the lower sash to permit only limited relative opening movement of the upper and lower sashes.

US Patent:

42649560, Apr 28, 1981

Filed:

Nov 28, 1979

Appl. No.:

6/098267

Inventors:

John M. Delaney - Wayne NJ

International Classification:

G06F 1521

US Classification:

364467

Abstract:

A telephone call cost monitor to enable the user of a telephone to monitor accurately the cost of his outgoing phone calls while those calls are in progress. The device includes a programmable memory, a micro-computer, a keyboard for data entry, a pickup coil to sense signals on the telephone line, an internal timer, a digital clock display, and start and stop keys. The device enables a user to preprogram at his convenience the telephone numbers he calls and the various tariffs for these calls. Thus, when the user wishes to monitor the cost of a call, he only needs to push the start key when actual connection is made with the called telephone. The cost of the call is continuously displayed and at the completion of the call the user only has to push a reset button to prepare the device for the next call.