Special receptacle or package – For a sport implement – exercise device – or game – For a golf club
Patent
1977-09-29
1978-07-18
Lipman, Steven E.
Special receptacle or package
For a sport implement, exercise device, or game
For a golf club
220240, 220327, 220358, B65D 8516
Patent
active
041010299
ABSTRACT:
A pressure vessel for storing tennis balls includes a cylindrical open topped receptacle having in its inside upper border a peripheral groove separably engaging an elastomeric O-ring gasket provided with a finger removal tab. A vertical coaxial post is anchored to the receptacle base and axially movably supports for movement between limited raised and depressed positions a coupling member which is spring urged to raised position and releasably locked in its depressed position. A dished cover is coaxially separably connected to the coupling member and has an outwardly downwardly inclined peripheral lip engaging the O-ring when the cover is in raised position to effect an air tight seal. Mounted on the receptacle peripheral wall and communicating with the interior thereof are a pressure gauge, a pressure release and safety valve and a pressurizing check valve.
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Feinberg Robert S.
Selick David A.
Bernstein Bruce H.
Lipman Steven E.
Miskin Howard C.
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