Eric J Idec

39511570, Apr 20, 1976

Apr 2, 1975

5/564331

Eric J. Idec - Cheshire CT

Eyelet Specialty Co., Inc. - Wallingford CT

A45D 4026

132 887

The invention contemplates an improved container and applicator for metered loading of the applicator upon each removal thereof from the container. In specific application to dispensing of powdered cosmetic, a central metering tube extends from the container-neck opening and into the interior of the container. The lower end of the tube has plural openings for limited passage of container contents, and the dauber end of a removable applicator wipes the tube at the region of its openings, in the course of applicator removal and replacement.

41664744, Sep 4, 1979

Mar 8, 1977

5/775522

James M. McArdle - Cheshire CT
Eric J. Idec - Cheshire CT
Francis G. Marshall - Meriden CT

Eyelet Specialty Co., Inc. - Wallingford CT

A45D 4026

132 887

A propel-repel swivel cosmetic container features basic lead-screw and nut parts, each of which is a single injection-molded piece of plastic material with certain further integral formations such that a variety of aesthetically satisfying overall appearances is available upon assembly to particular tubular further parts, thereby providing a variety of different-appearing cosmetic containers utilizing in common the same basic lead-screw and nut propulsion mechanism.

46905782, Sep 1, 1987

Sep 8, 1986

6/904646

Eric J. Idec - Madison CT
Thomas F. Holloway - Southbury CT

Risdon Corporation - Naugatuck CT

A45D 4006
A45D 4000

401 78

The invention contemplates a cosmetic-container of the propel-repel variety wherein all parts are assembled and retained by interference-fit and wherein metal-to-plastic interfaces characterize essentially all siding engagements. The arrangement is such as to provide a luxury "feel" through controlled drag torque (resistance) to relative rotation of the parts. And provision is made to positively retain any retracted position of the pomade carrier, whatever the remaining useful extent of involved pomade.

43231578, Apr 6, 1982

Oct 17, 1980

6/197809

Eric J. Idec - Madison CT

Eyelet Specialty Co., Inc. - Wallingford CT

B65D 8572

206385

The invention contemplates a modified propel-repel cosmetic-container construction wherein bottom-filling of the container is made possible via filler-tube access ports in the base end of the container and in the pomade-support platform of the pomade-carrier. Carrier propulsion is via slot and internal-thread cams on the respective inner and outer rotatable tubular members of the container, and the arrangement is such that for the lowermost position of the carrier, the upper end of the carrier laps and, therefore, seals off the upper end of the cam slot.

42081440, Jun 17, 1980

Apr 3, 1979

6/026755

Eric J. Idec - Madison CT
Edward F. Klimeck - Waterbury CT
Eric A. Hultgren - Westport CT

Eyelet Specialty Co., Inc. - Wallingford CT

B43K 512

401192

The invention contemplates a propel-repel container for cosmetic or the like substance wherein the color of the substance may be externally viewable at a location near the point of cosmetic-substance support, without requiring the container to be opened or the substance to be propelled from its retracted position within the container.

49664794, Oct 30, 1990

Jan 4, 1989

7/293208

Eric J. Idec - Madison CT
Edward F. Klimeck - Waterbury CT

Risdon Corporation - Naugatuck CT

A45D 4004

401 68

The invention contemplates a swivel cosmetic container of propel/repel variety wherein metering action is achieved by plural resilient detent engagements which are readily sensed as multiple equal subdivisions of each single revolution of the parts exposed for manipulated relative rotation. And a single elastomeric seal ring establishes hermetic sealing of container contents as well as detent retention of an applied closure cap.

RE310212, Aug 31, 1982

Feb 13, 1981

6/234574

Eric J. Idec - Madison CT
Edward F. Klimeck - Waterbury CT
Eric A. Hultgren - Westport CT

Eyelet Specialty Co., Inc. - Wallingford CT

B43K 512

401194

The invention contemplates a propel-repel container for cosmetic or the like substance wherein the color of the substance may be externally viewable at a location near the point of cosmetic-substance support, without requiring the container to be opened or the substance to be propelled from its retracted position within the container.