Samuel S Messinger1720 NW 90Th Dr, Plantation, FL 33322

D488656, Apr 20, 2004

Mar 10, 2003

29/177406

Samuel Messinger - Miami Beach FL, 33140

2302

D 6528

6945404, Sep 20, 2005

Jul 18, 2003

10/622760

Samuel Messinger - Miami Beach FL, US

B65D081/02
B65D085/20

206586, 206588, 206592, 206446

A revolutionary single piece organizer for storing or shipping objects without damaging the object. The organizer having a unitary, one piece stiff, bendable and deformable blank having a thickness. The blank having a bottom panel, a top panel, two side panels connected to each one of the top panels and the bottom panel, two end panels connected to each side panel, and at least one flap connected to each one of the top and bottom panels. Each flap includes at least one folding section separated by scoring lines. In addition, each folding section includes multiple perforations lines that can be easily broken. The single piece organizer is assembled as a box, and the flaps, when folded, will then lock the objects to be stored or shipped. The configurations thus formed would prevent the objects from moving inside the organizer. The organizer may be preformed or customized with pre-cut holes or perforations in order to secure fragile or high-priced objects or goods.

6983855, Jan 10, 2006

Oct 10, 2002

10/268555

Samuel J. Messinger - Miami Beach FL, US

A47F 5/00

211135

An organizer is formed from a flat sheet of substantially stiff, bendable and deformable corrugated box paper with pre-scored areas to fold and with easily removable perforated areas to custom accommodate the height, width and depth of objects to be placed on a shelf with exposed front portions thereof aligned with the front of the shelf. The perforated areas are preformed as slits or perforations in the flat sheet during a die-cutting operation. Selected sections of panels forming the organizer can be broken away, punched out, or otherwise removed to permit oversize objects, e. g. books, magazines, boxes, cans, articles of folded clothing, or the like to be properly positioned on a shelf or within a box. Use of the organizer enables books, magazines, boxes, cans, articles of folded clothing, and the like to be maintained in position on a shelf and to be positioned to the front of the shelf and in alignment with the front of the shelf for easy location and access by the user. An identically constructed organizer, when inserted in a storage box, either individually or in tandem, can be used to position objects within the box.

D544738, Jun 19, 2007

Mar 29, 2004

29/202259

Samuel Messinger - Miami Beach FL, US

2302

D 6534

7293655, Nov 13, 2007

Apr 29, 2005

11/119091

Samuel Messinger - Miami Beach FL, US

B65D 81/02
B65D 85/20

206586, 206446, 206588, 206592

A revolutionary single piece organizer for storing or shipping objects without damaging the object. The organizer having a unitary, one piece stiff, bendable and deformable blank having a thickness. The blank having a bottom panel, a top panel, two side panels connected to each one of the top panels and the bottom panel, two end panels connected to each side panel, and at least one flap connected to each one of the top and bottom panels. Each flap includes at least one folding section separated by scoring lines. In addition, each folding section includes multiple perforations lines that can be easily broken. The single piece organizer is assembled as a box, and the flaps, when folded, will then lock the objects to be stored or shipped. The configurations thus formed would prevent the objects from moving inside the organizer. The organizer may be preformed or customized with pre-cut holes or perforations in order to secure fragile or high-priced objects or goods.

7331475, Feb 19, 2008

Jan 9, 2006

11/328627

Samuel J. Messinger - Miami Beach FL, US

A47F 5/00

211135

An organizer is formed from a flat sheet of substantially stiff, bendable and deformable corrugated box paper with pre-scored areas to fold and with easily removable perforated areas to custom accommodate the height, width and depth of objects to be placed on a shelf with exposed front portions thereof aligned with the front of the shelf. The perforated areas are preformed as slits or perforations in the flat sheet during a die-cutting operation. Selected sections of panels forming the organizer can be broken away, punched out, or otherwise removed to permit oversize objects, e. g. books, magazines, boxes, cans, articles of folded clothing, or the like to be properly positioned on a shelf or within a box. Use of the organizer enables books, magazines, boxes, cans, articles of folded clothing, and the like to be maintained in position on a shelf and to be positioned to the front of the shelf and in alignment with the front of the shelf for easy location and access by the user. An identically constructed organizer, when inserted in a storage box, either individually or in tandem, can be used to position objects within the box.

8016336, Sep 13, 2011

Aug 11, 2008

12/189514

Samuel Messinger - Miami Beach FL, US
Mark Elliot Pomper - Miami Beach FL, US

A61G 3/00

296 2438

A mobile radiation therapy apparatus includes a vehicle cabin including driving controls for the vehicle cabin. A patient treatment compartment is rigidly attached to the vehicle cabin. A high dose rate radiation source configured to emit radiation is disposed within the patient treatment compartment. A patient treatment table is disposed within the patient treatment compartment and in proximity to the radiation source. A radiation shield is disposed around the patient treatment table, the radiation shield including a plurality of radiation shield sections rigidly attached to the patient treatment compartment and configured to substantially impede the radiation emitted from the radiation source.

2004014, Aug 5, 2004

Feb 5, 2003

10/358908

Samuel Messinger - Miami Beach FL, US

A41D001/00

002/455000

The present invention relates to a heat resistant pad for protecting the user against high temperature. The pad includes an adhesive layer; an intermediate layer filled with air; and an insulation layer. The present invention also includes a protective garment containing at least one of the protective pads.