Randall C Moseley

US Patent:

7168577, Jan 30, 2007

Filed:

Jul 22, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/896423

Inventors:

Randall C. Moseley - Calabasas CA, US

International Classification:

A47F 7/06

US Classification:

211 32

Abstract:

A cap storage and display assembly () that is comprised of three elements: a cap support (), a swivel arm (), and a mounting plate (). The cap support () is dimensioned to accept a cap () preferably consisting of a sport cap (). The cap () has on a lower surface () a segmented receptacle () that is rotatably attached to a segmented ball plug () located on an outer end () of the swivel arm (). The inner end of the swivel arm () has a segmented button plug () that is rotatably attached to a serrated bore () located on the mounting plate (). The plate () also has a bolt mounting bore () that accepts a bolt that secures the plate () to a mounting surface (). When the assembly () is secured, the cap support () can be tilted and radially rotated, and the swivel arm () can also be radially rotated to allow the assembly () to be positioned in an optimum cap () display position.

US Patent:

61129097, Sep 5, 2000

Filed:

Nov 30, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/201404

Inventors:

Randall C. Moseley - Agoura Hills CA

International Classification:

A47G 2510
A47F 706
F16B 2100

US Classification:

211 32

Abstract:

A rack (10) for storing and displaying a plurality of caps, and particularly sport caps (150). The rack (10) consists of three elements: a base (12), a cap support (40) and a base/cap support attachment rod (60). The base (12) can be attached to a substantially flat surface (152) in either a vertical or a horizontal orientation by screws (30) or an adhesive (32) and preferably has a length to accommodate six sport caps. The cap support (40) has a hemispheric shape which is sized to securely hold and display the cap(s) (150). The base/cap support attachment rod (60), which can be made from a tubular or a solid rod includes a base end (62) and a cap end (84). The base end (62) terminates with a structure (90) which allows the base end (62) to be attached and secured to the base (12) in either a vertical or a horizontal orientation. The cap end (84) is dimensioned to be attached and secured to the cap support (40).