James R Quinn

Author:

James B. Quinn

ISBN #:

0256025436

Author:

James B. Quinn

ISBN #:

0309038871

Author:

James B. Quinn

ISBN #:

0309038952

Author:

James B. Quinn

ISBN #:

0870942204

Author:

James Quinn

ISBN #:

0130943215

Author:

James Quinn

ISBN #:

0131717057

Author:

James Quinn

ISBN #:

0138590427

Author:

James Quinn

ISBN #:

0595202640

US Patent:

D456687, May 7, 2002

Filed:

Dec 26, 2000

Appl. No.:

29/134629

Inventors:

James J. Economos - Kingston NY
James O. Quinn - Montgomery NY
Walter A. Gardiner - Waccabuc NY

Assignee:

Imperial Schrade Corp. - Ellenville NY

International Classification:

0805

US Classification:

D 8105

US Patent:

D469366, Jan 28, 2003

Filed:

Jan 8, 2002

Appl. No.:

29/153463

Inventors:

James O. Quinn - Montgomery NY
Robert S. Englert - Syracuse NY
Scott W. Osiecki - Skaneateles NY
Walter A. Gardiner - Waccabuc NY
Joseph A. Hufnagel - Bethel CT
James J. Economos - Kingston NY

Assignee:

Imperial Schrade Corp. - Ellenville NY

International Classification:

1004

US Classification:

D10 62, D10 68

US Patent:

7125145, Oct 24, 2006

Filed:

May 29, 2001

Appl. No.:

10/296696

Inventors:

Walter A. Gardiner - Warcobuc NY, US
Joseph A. Hufnagel - Bethel Ct. NY, US
James O. Quinn - Montgomery NY, US
Peter F. Lynch - Skaneateles NY, US
Scott W. Osiecki - Skaneateles NY, US
Robert S. Englert - Skaneateles NY, US
Nicholas P. Hayduke - Marcelus NY, US

Assignee:

Taylor Cutlery LLC - Kingsport TN

International Classification:

F21V 26/00

US Classification:

362253, 362362, 362119, 362159, 7164

Abstract:

Multi-purpose equipment is disclosed having a modular housing a multi-function module for containing electronic or mechanical devices, a tool pod having multiple tools pivotally attached thereto, an accessory compartment for removably containing, for example, a disposable lighter Module is preferably removable and is adapted contain an electronic or mechanical device, such as a mechanical compass an electronic compass or other electronic devices. Tool pod includes a plurality of pivotally attached tools A lanyard may also be provided to tether module to housing.

US Patent:

8161570, Apr 24, 2012

Filed:

Sep 24, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/566262

Inventors:

James McVeigh - Tarrytown NY, US
James Patrick Quinn - White Plains NY, US
Robert D. Doss - Defiance MO, US
Steven R. Remy - New York NY, US

Assignee:

Sign Brite Inc. - Tarrytown NY

International Classification:

A41D 13/00

US Classification:

2 24

Abstract:

Catching gear to be worn by a catcher receiving a ball from a pitcher is disclosed. The gear comprises a leg guard adapted to be worn on one leg of the catcher, and a light-emitting device on the leg guard. The light-emitting device is positioned for generating light to be directed toward the catcher's fingers to increase the visibility of hand signals given by the catcher.

US Patent:

20070056117, Mar 15, 2007

Filed:

Sep 6, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/515754

Inventors:

Walter Gardiner - Ellenville NY, US
Joseph Hufnagel - Ellenville NY, US
James Quinn - Ellenville NY, US
Peter Lynch - Skaneateles NY, US
Scott Osiecki - Skaneateles NY, US
Robert Englert - Skaneateles NY, US
Nicholas Hayduke - Marcelus NY, US

Assignee:

Taylor Cutlery, LLC - Kingsport TN

International Classification:

B26B 11/00

US Classification:

007119000, 007164000, 007170000, 368223000

Abstract:

Multi-purpose equipment is disclosed having a modular housing , a multi-function module for containing electronic or mechanical devices, a tool pod having multiple tools pivotally attached thereto, an accessory compartment for removably containing, for example, a disposable lighter . Module is preferably removable and is adapted contain an electronic or mechanical device, such as a mechanical compass , an electronic compass , or other electronic devices. Tool pod includes a plurality of pivotally attached tools . A lanyard may also be provided to tether module to housing

US Patent:

44608535, Jul 17, 1984

Filed:

Mar 24, 1983

Appl. No.:

6/478562

Inventors:

James A. Quinn - Ridgewood NJ

Assignee:

The Singer Company - Little Falls NJ

International Classification:

H02P 774
H02P 322

US Classification:

318 86

Abstract:

An inertial measuring unit gyroscope wheel dynamic braking and sequence inhibiting circuit is disclosed. The circuit comprises a first counter for counting a specified time interval and digital logic circuitry for applying an in-phase signal to the phases of a multiphase electric induction motor driving a gyroscope wheel during the time interval, for example, a vertical gyroscope motor wheel. By placing in-phase signals on the inputs of a multiphase electric induction motor, the motor is brought completely to rest in a short time by dynamic braking. In a preferred embodiment, a second counter counts a second specified time interval after the first time interval has terminated, during which second time interval a second electric induction motor is dynamically braked, for example, an azimuth gyroscope wheel motor. During the time period when the motors are braking, a signal is fed back to an automatic sequencing circuit to inhibit further sequencing of the inertial measuring unit.

US Patent:

6219870, Apr 24, 2001

Filed:

Aug 13, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/373911

Inventors:

David A. Swinden - Ellenville NY
James Quinn - Ellenville NY
Robert Andersen - Cragsmoor NY

Assignee:

Imperial Schrade Corp. - Ellenville NY

International Classification:

B25B 722

US Classification:

7128

Abstract:

A lock release mechanism for a folding combination tool having a plurality of supplemental tools (e. g. , a knife, screwdriver, can opener, etc. ) mounted at the free end of a generally U-shaped handle for rotation from a storage position within the handle to an extended "in use" position outside the handle. The locking mechanism is characterized by a leaf spring formed at the free end of the handle that lockingly engages the mounting end or shank of one or more of the supplemental tools when such tool is rotated from the handle to its fully extended position for use. The lock release mechanism preferably includes a bulge, formed on a different supplemental tool, that extends outside the handle so that the bulge may be depressed into the handle by a user. The mounting end of the different supplemental tool includes a leading edge portion that, when the bulge is depressed, moves the leaf spring out of engagement with the mounting end of the locked tool so that the latter is released and may be rotated by the user back into the handle.