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Peter A Peroni

from Pottstown, PA
Age ~94
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Also known as:
Peter D Peroni, Peter S Peroni
Related to:
Donzetta A Williams, 54Jericus D Williams, 35
Connected to:
Carolina Peroni, 64Ferruccio M Peroni, 62Matthew W Peroni, 45Monique C Peroni, 64Odile D Peroni, 55Philip E Peroni, 70Ashley Peronis, 46Jamie L Peronto, 43Kate G Peros, 70Paulette D Peros, 57

Peter Peroni Phones & Addresses

  • Pottstown, PA
  • Royersford, PA
  • Ocean City, NJ
  • Avalon, NJ

Work

Company: Lafrance corp 1980 Position: Inventor at lafrance corp

Industries

Consumer Goods

Resumes

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Engineer

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Location:
1 Lafrance Way, Concordville, PA
Industry:
Consumer Goods
Work:
Lafrance Corp
Inventor at Lafrance Corp
Lafrance Corp
Engineer

Publications

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Burg: An Italian-American Community at Bay in Trenton

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Author

Peter A. Peroni

ISBN #

0819107247

Us Patents

Ice Scraper

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US Patent:
D547513, Jul 24, 2007
Filed:
Aug 3, 2004
Appl. No.:
29/210545
Inventors:
Peter Peroni - Pottstown PA, US
Anthony Daddario, Jr. - West Chester PA, US
Jeffrey Singer - Kennett Square PA, US
Assignee:
LaFrance Corporation - Concordville PA
International Classification:
0805
US Classification:
D32 46

Foldable Ice Scraper

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US Patent:
20060021175, Feb 2, 2006
Filed:
Jul 30, 2004
Appl. No.:
10/903264
Inventors:
Peter Peroni - Pottstown PA, US
International Classification:
A47L 13/08
US Classification:
015236020, 015236010, 015144100
Abstract:
A foldable ice scraper includes a handle and an ice scraper blade connected to the handle by a joint mechanism which mounts the heel portion of the blade to the handle. The joint mechanism includes indexing structure for selective engagement with complementary indexing structure on the heel portion and the handle so that engagement of the indexing structures permits the blade to be disposed in a folded position against the handle or in an ice scraping operative position where the blade extends generally outwardly from the handle. A release mechanism permits the indexing structures to be disengaged so that the handle could be moved to the different positions.

Weighted Ball And Method Of Manufacture

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US Patent:
20080057331, Mar 6, 2008
Filed:
Aug 29, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/468051
Inventors:
Keith E. Barrar - Newtown Square PA, US
Kevin J. Barrar - Aston PA, US
Mary Kelly Byrnes - Wilmington DE, US
Edward J. Fitzpatrick - East Fallowfield PA, US
Peter Peroni - Pottstown PA, US
International Classification:
A47G 35/00
US Classification:
4285424
Abstract:
A heavy simulated sports action object such as a ball is formed from a hollow shell having cut stone applied at spaced locations on its outer surface with the cut stone having an exposed pattern such as a logo on its outer surface to create a first partial layer. The remainder of the first partial layer is completed by a filler material which may also have at least one decal and simulated seams applied to its outer surface. The hollow shell is filled with a heavy material. A transparent overcoat encapsulates the first layer and is polished to give the ball its finished appearance.

Sports Memorabilia Display Stand

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US Patent:
20080110066, May 15, 2008
Filed:
Nov 9, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/558129
Inventors:
Peter Peroni - Pottstown PA, US
International Classification:
G09F 19/02
US Classification:
40430, 2063151, 428 13, 2064595, 40414
Abstract:
A sports memorabilia display stand includes a base having a motor operated rotatable drive mechanism for driving a display pillar assembly extending upwardly from the base. A support pedestal is mounted to the display pillar assembly for rotation therewith and a sports memorabilia item is placed on the support pedestal. A music box may be incorporated in the base to play songs or speeches or other information consistent with the theme of the particular sport. At least one auxiliary sports item may be mounted on the display pillar assembly.

Side Panel For Readily Disassembled Instrument Housing

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US Patent:
D2621053, Dec 1, 1981
Filed:
May 10, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/037676
Inventors:
Peter A. Peroni - Pottstown PA
Assignee:
LaFrance Corporation - Philadelphia PA
International Classification:
D1403
US Classification:
D14114

Stove Damper Handle

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US Patent:
45148775, May 7, 1985
Filed:
Feb 22, 1983
Appl. No.:
6/468088
Inventors:
Peter A. Peroni - Pottstown PA
Assignee:
LaFrance Corporation - Philadelphia PA
International Classification:
G05G 210
US Classification:
16111R
Abstract:
A handle for a stove damper or the like includes an elongated rod mounted in a boss secured to the handle member. The handle member is disposed at an angle to the rod. The rod is mounted in the boss in such a manner that axial, rotational and pivotal movement is prevented.

Side Panel For Readily Disassembled Instrument Housing

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US Patent:
D2632241, Mar 2, 1982
Filed:
May 10, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/037675
Inventors:
Peter A. Peroni - Pottstown PA
Assignee:
LaFrance Corporation - Philadelphia PA
International Classification:
D1499
US Classification:
D14114

Locking Assembly

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US Patent:
56035969, Feb 18, 1997
Filed:
Sep 6, 1994
Appl. No.:
8/300744
Inventors:
Peter A. Peroni - Pottstown PA
Assignee:
Lafrance Corporation - Philadelphia PA
International Classification:
F16B 1908
US Classification:
411508
Abstract:
A locking assembly used for securing an abutment member to a support member includes a locking stud having a post connected to and disposed outwardly from the abutment member. The post has a longitudinal locking blade connected to and disposed outwardly from the abutment member. The locking blade includes an outwardly disposed inclined surface terminating in a crest edge which comprises a wedge lock for being disposed against an edge of the hole in the support member. An inwardly disposed surface extends from the crest edge. The blade is deflectable at the inwardly disposed inclined surface so that the inwardly disposed inclined surface acts as a cam whereby insertion of the blade into the hole causes an edge of the hole to press against the cam and deflect the blade until the crest edge has passed beyond the hole with the wedge lock preventing removal of the stud from the hole. The post also includes a longitudinally outwardly extending base portion transversely opposite the locking blade. The base portion terminates in an outer edge which is spaced closer to the abutment member than the crest edge.
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