Search

Charles Flowerday Phones & Addresses

  • 361 31St St, Holland, MI 49423 (616) 396-4667

Publications

Isbn (Books And Publications)

Selected Readings in the Anthropology of Religion: Theoretical and Methodological Essays

View page
Author

Charles A. Flowerday

ISBN #

0313300909

Us Patents

Lighted/Information Case Assembly For Rearview Mirrors

View page
US Patent:
47333367, Mar 22, 1988
Filed:
Jun 26, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/879158
Inventors:
Brian I. Skogler - Spring Lake MI
Kenneth Schofield - Holland MI
William P. Lantz - Holland MI
Eldon J. Nyhof - Zeeland MI
Dorothy J. Helder - Holland MI
Charles M. Flowerday - Holland MI
Assignee:
Donnelly Corporation - Holland MI
International Classification:
B60Q 100
US Classification:
362142
Abstract:
A case assembly for vehicular rearview mirrors adapted to support lights for illuminating portions of the vehicle interior, instruments such as directional compasses or the like, and controls such as switches or instrument adjustment units. The case includes one, and preferably two, spaced, removable carrier modules fitted generally flush with the bottom of the mirror case. The carrier modules may include varying combinations of light assemblies for map reading, courtesy or console illumination, switches, and controls for compasses, clocks, electronic or other instruments. A preferred light arrangement provides illumination of areas below and outwardly of the case ends with brighter, targeted lighting areas in the lap areas of persons seated in the front seats of the vehicle.

Interior Light/Carrier Module For Vehicles

View page
US Patent:
48070963, Feb 21, 1989
Filed:
Dec 11, 1987
Appl. No.:
7/132004
Inventors:
Brian I. Skogler - Spring Lake MI
Kenneth Schofield - Holland MI
William P. Lantz - Holland MI
Eldon J. Nyhof - Zeeland MI
Dorothy J. Helder - Holland MI
Charles M. Flowerday - Holland MI
Assignee:
Donnelly Corporation - Holland MI
International Classification:
F21F 3300
US Classification:
362142
Abstract:
A carrier module is disclosed for supporting lights for illuminating portions of a vehicle interior, instruments such as directional compasses or the like, and controls such as switches or instrument adjustment units. The carrier modules may be mounted in housings on the vehicle interior. Each module preferably includes a rigid body or support and a pair of spaced mounting projections thereon for removably mounting the carrier module in a housing or other support. One of the mounting projections is resilient. An opening is provided in the body adjacent the resilient projection to allow insertion of a tool for releasing the module from the housing or support.
Charles Max Flowerday from Holland, MIDeceased Get Report