Larry R Clark

Address:

8863 W Hackberry Ln, Lapel, IN 46051

Phone:

7656173546

VIN:

1C3CC4FB9AN218760

Make:

CHRYSLER

Model:

SEBRING

Year:

2010

US Patent:

40697738, Jan 24, 1978

Filed:

Jun 17, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/697066

Inventors:

Larry G. Clark - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

E05G 700

US Classification:

109 19

Abstract:

A countertop with a teller window has an open-topped, specially shaped box under the window with a tray pivotally mounted in the top of the box for passage of small items under the window from the front of the counter to the rear, with the pivotal mounting of the tray enabling passage of larger items under the window while maintaining security of the space behind the window, from direct access to the space in front of the window.

US Patent:

43512470, Sep 28, 1982

Filed:

Aug 18, 1980

Appl. No.:

6/178780

Inventors:

Larry G. Clark - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

E06B 732
E05G 700

US Classification:

109 19

Abstract:

A pass-through assembly includes a housing installable in a building wall structure as a finished complete unit. It has a sector-shaped shelf with upstanding transparent walls on the straight edges of the shelf and intersecting adjacent a vertical hinge. The walls cooperate with a part-cylindrical wall of the housing to provide doors on the assembly and preclude direct access from outside to the inside of the building wall. The housing and shelf are arranged for a normal closed position avoiding need for a sheltered location, but the unit is useful regardless of weather conditions.

US Patent:

45179018, May 21, 1985

Filed:

Jun 15, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/504535

Inventors:

Larry G. Clark - Indianapolis IN

International Classification:

E05G 700

US Classification:

109 19

Abstract:

A cash-and-carry transaction drawer assembly comprises a housing mounted to a cabinet on a cashier's side of a building wall. A front door is provided in the housing. A drawer is glidably mounted in the housing behind the door and has a lid at its top. When the drawer is "closed", the lid accommodates access of the cashier to the contents of the drawer, and the front door is closed. Cam means on the drawer operate to raise the lid to an access-excluding position as the drawer is opened, and open the door for access to the drawer by a customer outside the wall. The cam means for the lid and door have different rates of actuation so that the lid is closed more quickly than the door is opened. The mounting of the door minimizes projection thereof outside the wall when opened, to maximize the access of the customer to the contents of the drawer, when opened.