William T Ryczek, Age 82449 Lee Ave, Claremont, CA 91711

D472800, Apr 8, 2003

Apr 25, 2002

29/159615

Janne V. Levanen - Alta Loma CA
William F. Ryczek - Glendora CA

5 Oaks Creative Development and Design, Inc. - San Dimas CA

0903

D 9307

D475280, Jun 3, 2003

Aug 6, 2002

29/165254

William Ryczek - Glendora CA
Sean McElligott - San Dimas CA

5 Oaks Creative Development Design, Inc. - San Dimas CA

0903

D 9316, D21622

D490284, May 25, 2004

Oct 8, 2002

29/168737

Sean McElligott - San Dimas CA
William Ryczek - Glendora CA

5 Oaks Creative Development Design, Inc. - San Dimas CA

0805

D 8 21

6984061, Jan 10, 2006

Mar 5, 2004

10/793969

Bruce W. Soderberg - Walnut CA, US
Albert C. Knudsen - La Habra CA, US
William T. Ryczek - Claremont CA, US
Stephen F. Mandap - Chino Hills CA, US
Brandon Weiss - Upland CA, US
Timothy R. Irsik - Chino CA, US

Soderberg Manufacturing Co., Inc. - Walnut CA

B64D 47/02

362470, 362259, 362290, 362325, 362342, 362354

An infrared landing light is disclosed including a housing adapted for mounting in an aircraft, a lamp positioned within the housing and adapted to produce light having an infrared portion, and a louver positioned within the housing and adapted to receive the light and to substantially absorb a fraction of the light not directed in a forward direction.

5568673, Oct 29, 1996

Oct 27, 1994

8/330334

William F. Ryczek - Covina CA

Arthur Cox & Sons, Inc. - City of Industry CA

E05D 704

16244

A means for the vertical or height adjustment of folding doors comprises a pivot pin assembly utilizing a threaded adjustment bolt with a separate, unthreaded pivot pin. The bolt is threaded into the sleeve above the pivot pin. A lower interior portion of the sleeve includes a polygonal interior cross-section which matches the head of the pin and prevents the pin from rotating. The pivot pin may be held within the sleeve during shipment and installation by a friction fit with a cap positioned in the bottom of the sleeve, or instead a spring may be used between the pivot pin and cap to urge the pin upwardly. Rotation of the bolt vertically adjusts the pin.

D314682, Feb 19, 1991

Mar 2, 1989

7/318930

Kenneth K. Kellems - Costa Mesa CA
William F. Ryczek - Azusa CA
Douglas R. Smith - Glendora CA

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

D 6511

6003201, Dec 21, 1999

Jun 13, 1997

8/876138

William F. Ryczek - Glendora CA

Arthur Cox & Sons, Inc. - City of Industry CA

E05C 1754
E05C 1762

16 87R

A method and apparatus for counteracting the effects of warpage, distortion and/or tilting of a support track in a sliding closure assembly, such that a door in the sliding closure may be freely moved along the support track, but, when desired, may be secured in one or more locations such that an external force is required to move the sliding fixture from its desired position.

5118177, Jun 2, 1992

Aug 10, 1990

7/565670

William F. Ryczek - Azusa CA

The Stanley Works - New Britain CT

A49B 4104

312345

A drawer has oppositely facing flanges extending from the top of each side wall, perpendicular to each side wall, and a pair of rollers at each rear corner. Two drawer runners are mounted below a surface in alignment with the drawer side walls, each runner having oppositely facing flanges for engaging the drawer-mounted wheels and a pair of wheels for engaging the drawer-mounted flanges. The drawer runners have depressions for holding the drawer wheels in a closed position and ramps for slowing the drawer wheels before reaching the opened position. The drawer is assembled from parts which snap together. The drawer runners are specifically designed to snap into place below a set of horizontal steel planks forming a shelf.