Jack Saffron DeceasedLos Angeles, CA

6428179, Aug 6, 2002

Nov 9, 1999

09/436621

David M. Saffron - Los Angeles CA, 90048
Jack Saffron - Los Angeles CA, 90035

B43R 2910

362118, 362806, 362202, 362203, 362205, 362119, 362394, 401195

An illuminable accessory item having an illuminating unit included within the structure of the accessory item so that the illuminating unit is illuminated upon exertion of pressure on a specific trigger point on the accessory item. A pressure-activated actuator that controls the illumination of the illuminating unit is activated when pressure is applied to the trigger point. The actuator comprises a circuit board that, in combination with the illuminating unit, a trigger and one or more power sources, forms a closed circuit that delivers electrical current to the illuminating unit. One or more embodiments of the invention further include an ornamental fixture that is preferably transparent or translucent and can be used as a cover for the illuminating unit. When the illuminating unit is lit, its illumination is visible through the transparent or translucent portions of the ornamental fixture. A spring-motivated mechanism may be used to slidably control the movement of a writing unit disposed within the structure of the accessory item in a predetermined protracted or retracted position.

6234308, May 22, 2001

Apr 30, 1999

9/303712

David M. Saffron - Los Angeles CA
Jack Saffron - Los Angeles CA

B65D 8538

2063162

The present invention is directed to a container assembly and method for displaying a product, e. g. , a camera, for viewing by a consumer. In embodiments of the present invention, an inner permanent container is configured to accept a product in a cavity defined therein. Accordingly, the permanent container is preferably formed from a rigid material such as metal or plastic. The permanent container has a front surface that is either transparent or openable for displaying the contents thereof. For example, the front surface may include a cover that is moveable from an open to a closed position. The cover may be detachable from an open front surface of the permanent container and alternately attachable to its rear surface to expose the product contained therein. A temporary container, having at least a generally transparent front surface is configured to accept the permanent container having the product contained therein. Accordingly, the product contained within the permanent container can thus be viewed through the transparent surface of the temporary container and the open front surface of the permanent container.

6050414, Apr 18, 2000

Sep 14, 1999

9/396391

David M. Saffron - Los Angeles CA
Jack Saffron - Los Angeles CA

B65D 7300

206457

A container for holding liquid can be used, for example, as a promotional item or novelty item for a business establishment, business, product, or service. The container includes a vessel having a translucent circumferential side wall and a solid transparent window formed at a first location in the side wall. A design element is mounted at a second location on the side wall opposite the first location. When the vessel is filled with liquid to a height above the transparent window and design element, a magnified impression of the design element can be observed through the transparent window. The container can be used, for example, as a promotional item to advertise or promote a product, service, business, or business establishment, or alternatively as a novelty item for personal enjoyment and entertainment purposes.

D433899, Nov 21, 2000

Mar 13, 2000

D/120033

David M. Saffron - Henderson NV
Jack J. Saffron - Los Angeles CA

0799

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