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Theodore W Lookholder

from Los Angeles, CA
Age ~85
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Related to:
Mark S Larkins, 72Charlene A Sander, 80Steven Charles Sander, 57Kelly D Lookholder, 34Joan Lookholder, 98Lori LookholderIlan A Justh, 70Lauren D Lookholder, 68Katie L Lookholder, 37Dale Lookholder, 73
Connected to:
Amy L Lookingbill, 47Darla S Lookingbill, 59Erin C Lookingland, 47Michele L Lookingbill, 53Timothy L Lookingbill, 67Kevin G Lookis, 66Joshua I Lookstein, 54Adrienne Looman, 43Ann C Looman, 83Brittany Looman, 35

Theodore Lookholder Phones & Addresses

  • 1262 Barrington Ave, West Los Angeles, CA 90025
  • 1262 S Barrington Ave #210, Los Angeles, CA 90025
  • Valencia, CA
  • North Hollywood, CA
  • Tujunga, CA
  • 27806 Sweetwater Ln, Valencia, CA 91354

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Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Theodore W. Lookholder
Owner
Lookholder & Co
Mfg Fabricated Rubber Products
4742 San Fernando Rd, Glendale, CA 91204
(323) 245-6960
Theodore W. Lookholder
President
GLENDALE RUBBER STAMP & PRINTING CO., INC
PO Box 6278, Glendale, CA 91225

Publications

Us Patents

Stamping Device

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US Patent:
6422140, Jul 23, 2002
Filed:
Apr 21, 2000
Appl. No.:
09/556926
Inventors:
Dale Lookholder - Santa Clarita CA
Christopher B. Caston - Glendale CA
Joaquin G. Serrano - Los Angeles CA
Theodore Lookholder - Los Angeles CA
Assignee:
Glendale Rubber Stamp Printing Co. - Glendale CA
International Classification:
B41M 112
US Classification:
101129, 101483
Abstract:
A hand-held stamping device and the method of making same that includes a substantially transparent acrylic mounting block to which a substantially transparent printing element is removably affixed without the use of adhesives. When the device of the invention is used, the indicia formed on the printing element can be clearly viewed through the mounting block, and the printing surface can be clearly viewed through the printing element. This enables precise positioning of the indicia on the surface to be printed. The device includes both a convex surface and a planar surface to which the printing element can be removably affixed. When the printing element is affixed to the planar surface, the indicia on the printing element, when viewed through the convex surface, is magnified.

Stamping Device

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US Patent:
6708614, Mar 23, 2004
Filed:
Mar 30, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/823485
Inventors:
Dale Lookholder - Santa Clarita CA, 91321
Christopher B. Caston - Glendale CA, 91206
Joaquin G. Serrano - Los Angeles CA, 90002
Theodore Lookholder - Los Angeles CA, 90025
International Classification:
B41N 600
US Classification:
1014011, 101483
Abstract:
A hand-held stamping device and the method of making same that includes a substantially transparent acrylic mounting block to which a substantially transparent printing element is removably affixed without the use of adhesives. When the device of the invention is used, the indicia formed on the printing element can be clearly viewed through the mounting block, and the printing surface can be clearly viewed through the printing element. This enables precise positioning of the indicia on the surface to be printed. The device includes both a convex surface and a planar surface to which the printing element can be removably affixed. When the printing element is affixed to the planar surface, the indicia on the printing element, when viewed through the convex surface, is magnified.

Stamping Device

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US Patent:
6820550, Nov 23, 2004
Filed:
Jun 27, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/185665
Inventors:
Dale Lookholder - Santa Clarita CA
Christopher B. Caston - Glendale CA
Joaquin G. Serrano - Los Angeles CA
Theodore Lookholder - Los Angeles CA
Assignee:
Glendale Rubber Stamp Printing Co. - Glendale CA
International Classification:
B41K 156
US Classification:
101405, 101368
Abstract:
A hand-held stamping device and the method of making same that includes a substantially transparent acrylic mounting block to which a substantially transparent printing element is removably affixed without the use of adhesives. When the device of the invention is used, the indicia formed on the printing element can be clearly viewed through the mounting block, and the printing surface can be clearly viewed through the printing element. This enables precise positioning of the indicia on the surface to be printed. The device includes both a convex surface and a planar surface to which the printing element can be removably affixed. When the printing element is affixed to the planar surface, the indicia on the printing element, when viewed through the convex surface, is magnified.

Modular Panel

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US Patent:
20040209018, Oct 21, 2004
Filed:
Apr 15, 2003
Appl. No.:
10/414916
Inventors:
Theodore Lookholder - Los Angeles CA, US
International Classification:
B32B003/06
B32B007/08
B32B009/00
US Classification:
428/033000, 428/052000, 428/192000, 428/223000
Abstract:
A modular panel that can be used for multiple purposes and one that can be interconnected with other articles and with similar modular panels by means of a versatile fastening system. The modular panel includes a flexible planar body having spaced-apart edges, reusable fastening components positioned along at least one of the spaced-apart edges of the flexible planar body and a plurality of reusable fastening components positioned intermediate the spaced-apart edges of the flexible planar body.

Method And Apparatus For Stabilizing And Supporting Disposable Drinking Cups On A Surface

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US Patent:
20090078594, Mar 26, 2009
Filed:
Sep 25, 2007
Appl. No.:
11/904179
Inventors:
Theodore W. Lookholder - Los Angeles CA, US
International Classification:
B65D 81/00
B65D 6/34
B65D 8/04
US Classification:
206217, 220 403, 220669
Abstract:
A drinking cup and a method for supporting tapered, disposable beverage cups on a variety of surfaces and means for making such cups more stable and less susceptible to accidental upset.

Stamping Device Having Transparent Mounting Block And Imprinting Element

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US Patent:
60950463, Aug 1, 2000
Filed:
Jul 14, 1999
Appl. No.:
9/353115
Inventors:
Dale Lookholder - Santa Clarita CA
Christopher B. Caston - Glendale CA
Joaquin G. Serrano - Los Angeles CA
Theodore Lookholder - Los Angeles CA
Assignee:
Glendale Rubber Stamp & Printing, Co. - Glendale CA
International Classification:
B41K 156
US Classification:
101405
Abstract:
A hand-held stamping device that includes a substantially transparent acrylic mounting block to which a substantially transparent printing element is removably affixed. When the device of the invention is used, the indicia formed on the printing element can be clearly viewed through the mounting block, and the printing surface can be clearly viewed through the printing element. This enables precise positioning of the indicia on the surface to be printed. The device includes both a convex surface and a planar surface to which the printing element can be removably affixed. When the printing element is affixed to the planar surface the indicia on the printing element, when viewed through the convex surface, is magnified.

Protective Envelope Device For Packaging Fragile Articles

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US Patent:
46206337, Nov 4, 1986
Filed:
Sep 30, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/781759
Inventors:
Theodore W. Lookholder - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
B65D 8120
US Classification:
206523
Abstract:
A unitary protective envelope device for packaging fragile articles has an outer wall and a conformable inner wall. A mass of compressed resilient open-celled cellular material is enclosed in the space between the walls and held in compressed condition under vacuum. The material upon exposure to atmospheric pressure expands, forcing the inner wall conformingly against articles in the envelope and converting the envelope into an impact-absorbing pod embracing and conforming closely to its contents. In one preferred embodiment a compressed slab of open-celled foam held in compressed condition in a vacuum-sealed sack positioned between the walls expands to embrace the contents of the envelope when the sack is punctured.

Prefabricated Unitary Package Which When Sealed And Irradiated Conforms Closely To Contents And Becomes Impact-Absorbing

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US Patent:
41934997, Mar 18, 1980
Filed:
Apr 18, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/031175
Inventors:
Theodore W. Lookholder - Los Angeles CA
International Classification:
B65D 8112
B65D 8530
US Classification:
206524
Abstract:
This unitary package is double-walled, the inner wall being capable of conforming to articles within the package, and the space between the walls being occupied by expandable polystyrene. After contents are sealed within the package the entire package is radio-frequency-irradiated, causing the polystyrene to expand into an impact-absorbing foam. During expansion the polystyrene forces the inner wall conformingly against the contents, and the outer wall to become generally convex outward or if constrained to assume the shape of its constraints. The result is a stiff, impact-absorbing pod whose interior surfaces closely conform to the contents. Multilayer walls of various specified materials, and certain additives to the styrene, are provided to facilitate use of the invention.
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