Gary E Raymond

42919690, Sep 29, 1981

Oct 9, 1979

6/082652

Gary E. Raymond - Hollywood FL

G03D 308

354322

The developer-printer assembly comprises a housing having a plurality of tanks formed therewithin for confining developing fluid, fixing fluid, wash water and rinse water, and a plurality of conveying roller assemblies and guides for directing and conveying photographic papers, i. e. , photosensitive papers or negatives, which are to be developed and printed, between the tanks, through the fluids and waters. The conveying roller unit, a plurality of which are employed in the developer-printer assembly, has a pair of rollers spaced apart with an intermediate roller interposed therebetween, and bands replaceably looped about the pair of rollers and atop the intermediate roller, for constraining the photographic papers firmly to the intermediate roller. The unit further has a trough for positively directing papers to the intermediate and pair of rollers.

45356645, Aug 20, 1985

Jun 21, 1984

6/623233

Gary E. Raymond - Hollywood FL

B65H 7532

83162

The invention comprises a light-tight dispenser for rolled sheet materials, such as negative stock, emulsified paper, and like photographic supplies, having nipping rollers for paying-out of the rolled materials, and a translatable blade for severing a selected length of payed-out material. The dispenser is suspensible from a vertical surface, such as a wall of a room or a panel of a camera unit (which latter may have an entry access for a severed length of the material). The dispenser has a channel which defines a rectilinear frame in which a sheet material cassette is light-sealingly nested and restrained. The cassette intimately engages the innermost portion of the channel to feed sheet material therefrom to the aforesaid nipping rollers, which are in adjacency thereto. The aforesaid frame has a given depth which assures light-sealing of the nested cassette, and the latter and the channel have camming structures cooperative, upon the cassette being inserted into the frame, to cause a sheet material-discharging, leading portion of the cassette to open slightly to facilitate pay-out of the material therewithin.

D2726335, Feb 14, 1984

Nov 30, 1981

6/326123

Gary E. Raymond - Hollywood FL

D1699

D16 32

47069040, Nov 17, 1987

Apr 8, 1986

6/850507

Gary E. Raymond - Hollywood FL

B65D 8567
B65H 1900
G03B 104
G03B 1726

242 5553

The Cassette Assembly has a prominent out-feeding section coupled to and projecting from a sheet materials confining section for nestably mating with a trough therefor formed in a sheet materials dispenser. The trough has diminishing dimensions inwardly thereof, and an inner portion with a specific width. The out-feeding section of the Cassette Assembly is so constructed as to have a complementary, i. e. , substantially equal, overall width dimension across a portion thereof to form a light-sealing, light-tight, fit of such portion with the inner portion of the trough. In a first embodiment thereof, the out-feeding section of the Cassette Assembly defines the light-tight, sealing width dimension of the portion thereof of its basic, plastic construction. In other embodiments, the sealing width dimension is formed, effectively, by the expedient of fixing strips of light-sealing material on the outer walls of the out-feeding section of the Cassette Assembly.

D2764393, Nov 20, 1984

Jun 14, 1982

6/387828

Gary E. Raymond - Hollywood FL

D16 32

44201206, Dec 13, 1983

Jun 14, 1982

6/387865

Gary E. Raymond - Hollywood FL

G03B 104

242 717

The cassette comprises a housing formed of a pair of mating shells which join to define a cylindrical chamber therewithin, in which chamber to confine sheet photographic materials, such as negative stock, emulsified paper, and the like. The shells are hingedly joined together, and have latches which fasten them together in light-sealing engagement. A trough, formed of two mating parts, is provided for the paying-out of the photographic materials therethrough from the chamber. One of the mating parts is a fixed portion of one of the shells, and the other thereof is hingedly joined to the other of the shells. The mating parts of the trough also have latches which fasten them together.

48343099, May 30, 1989

Apr 28, 1988

7/187251

Gary E. Raymond - Miami FL

B65H 3506
B65H 1900

242 5553

The dispenser has a housing in which are rotatably journalled a photographic sheet materials supply shaft, and a pair of nipping rollers. A motor drives one of the rollers through a drive train, and such driven roller drives the other. A leader of sheet material from said shaft, fed to said nipping rollers, is drivenly payed-out from the shaft, and between the rollers, when the motor is turned on. Further, a handwheel journalled in a control box mounted to the housing turns an indicia-graduated dial to an indicated length of sheet material sought to be payed out. A motor switch, in cooperation with control box and housing circuitry, powers the motor to pay-out the dialed length of sheet material, and a further switch which monitors the rotation of the dial turns the motor off when the dialed length of material has been payed-out.

44559054, Jun 26, 1984

Sep 7, 1982

6/415656

Gary E. Raymond - Hollywood FL

B65H 7532

83422

The apparatus comprises a light-tight dispenser for rolled sheet materials, such as negative stock, emulsified paper, and like photographic supplies, having nipping rollers for paying-out of the rolled materials, and a translatable blade for severing a selected length of payed-out material. The dispenser is suspensible from a vertical surface, such as a wall of a room or a panel of a camera unit (which latter may have an entry access for a severed length of the material). The dispenser has a channel which defines a rectilinear frame in which a sheet material cassette is light-sealingly nested and restrained. The cassette intimately engages the innermost portion of the channel to feed sheet material therefrom to the aforesaid nipping rollers, which are in adjacency thereto. The aforesaid frame has a given depth which assures light-sealing of the nested cassette, and the latter and the channel have camming structures cooperative, upon the cassette being inserted into the frame, to cause a sheet material-discharging, leading portion of the cassette to open slightly to facilitate pay-out of the material therewithin.