Stanley Hochfeld

US Patent:

53680553, Nov 29, 1994

Filed:

Jul 24, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/730783

Inventors:

Gary D. Johnson - New York NY
Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY

International Classification:

A45B 2522

US Classification:

135 337

Abstract:

A windproof umbrella includes a post (14); a plurality of ribs (18) extending outwardly in a radial direction from the upper end of the post; a lower canopy (20) secured on the ribs (18); a plurality of vent holes (34) therethrough; and an upper canopy (36) positioned on the lower canopy (20) and covering all lower vent holes (34). The upper canopy (36) is smaller than the lower canopy (20). Elastic fastening straps (48) secure the upper canopy (36) to the free end portions of the ribs (18) for permitting the upper canopy to elastically lift up responsive to wind. The upper canopy (36) may include at least one vent hole (76) closer to the free ends of the ribs (18) than the lower vent holes (34). A plurality of slits (44) extending inwardly from the outer edge of the upper canopy (36) may be provided, each slit (44) being in line with one rib (18). A channel forming member (57) may be secured to the lower canopy (20) in surrounding relation to each lower vent hole (44) for further preventing entry of water therethrough.

US Patent:

D388111, Jun 26, 1990

Filed:

Aug 21, 1987

Appl. No.:

7/088101

Inventors:

Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY
Alan Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY
Gary D. Johnson - New York NY

US Classification:

D 8 98

US Patent:

48522554, Aug 1, 1989

Filed:

Jul 8, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/219839

Inventors:

Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY

Assignee:

Leonard Holtz - Oceanside NY

International Classification:

B26B 2700

US Classification:

30102

Abstract:

A coin roll opening device receives a wrapped roll of coins therein, and comprises at least one cutter having at least one roll engaging edge which is engageable against the roll of wrapped coins. The roll of wrapped coins and the cutter are moved relative to each other while the at least one cutting edge of the cutter is forced against the wrapper. In this manner, the coin wrapper is either sliced, scored or weakened, to permit easy opening of the roll of coins.

US Patent:

D3369820, Jul 6, 1993

Filed:

May 3, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/695236

Inventors:

Gary D. Johnson - New York NY
Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY

US Classification:

D 3 5

US Patent:

D3357511, May 18, 1993

Filed:

May 3, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/695235

Inventors:

Gary D. Johnson - New York NY
Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY

US Classification:

D99 34

US Patent:

50893378, Feb 18, 1992

Filed:

Nov 13, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/436260

Inventors:

Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY

International Classification:

B32B 712
G09F 320
G09F 110

US Classification:

428352

Abstract:

A device for removably securing a card to a surface includes a rectangular elongated strip having a front surface and a rear surface; triangular corner pockets formed at opposite ends of said strip for removably securing opposite corners of a rectangular business card to the strip; and an adhesive on the rear surface of the strip for removably adhering the strip to the surface.

US Patent:

D3522172, Nov 8, 1994

Filed:

Sep 30, 1993

Appl. No.:

D/013718

Inventors:

Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY
Robert Perlmutter - Queens NY

Assignee:

Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY

US Classification:

D 8 48

US Patent:

49795341, Dec 25, 1990

Filed:

Feb 10, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/309620

Inventors:

Gary D. Johnson - New York NY
Stanley Hochfeld - Howard Beach NY

International Classification:

A45B 2520

US Classification:

135 35V

Abstract:

A windproof umbrella includes a post having a lower end to be grasped by a user and an opposite upper end; a plurality of ribs extending outwardly in a radial direction from the upper end of the post; a lower canopy secured in covering relation on the ribs, the lower canopy including a plurality of vent holes therethrough; a channel forming member secured to the lower canopy in surrounding relation to each lower vent hole for further preventing entry of water therethrough; an upper canopy positioned over the lower canopy in covering relation to all lower vent holes, the upper canopy including at least one upper vent hole therethrough positioned closer to the free ends of the ribs than the at least one lower vent hole, an outer peripheral edge and a plurality of slits extending inwardly in a radial direction from the outer peripheral edge thereof, each slit being arranged generally in line with one rib, the upper canopy having dimensions less than those of the lower canopy; and elastic fastening straps securing the upper canopy between the upper end of the post and the free ends of the ribs with an elastic tautness.