William R Gill

7841372, Nov 30, 2010

May 15, 2008

12/152476

William H. Gill - Lambertville NJ, US

B27C 9/00

144 21

An apparatus for hardening the hitting head area of a wooden baseball bat by compressing of the wooden fibers on the surface thereof which includes a base housing assembly with a track and a carriage assembly with a rail member. The rail member and the track are engageable together to facilitate movement of the carriage assembly with respect to the base housing assembly. A compression roller is mounted to the housing and a bat is retained to the carriage adjacent the roller. The roller is biased into abutment with the bat for compressing the wooden fibers of hitting surface to increase the hitting power thereof as the carriage with the bat mounted thereof is manually powered for abutting movement along the adjacent compressing roller. The bat can be selectively mounted in a bat receiving zone defined by a plurality of U-shaped retaining brackets mounted to the carriage assembly.

20130339215, Dec 19, 2013

Aug 18, 2013

13/969580

Joseph Noviello - Summit NJ, US
Michael Sweeting - Hampshire, GB
James P. Stedman - New Providence NJ, US
William P. Gill - New York NY, US
Atul Bhatla - Bridgewater NJ, US
Daniel L. Eccleston - London, GB
James L. Davies - London, GB

BGC Partners, Inc. - New York NY

G06Q 40/04

705 37

A user interface for use with an electronic trading system includes a display that shows a bid price axis and an ask price axis, as well as corresponding sizes, and a visual indicator of the inside market. When the inside market changes in response to changing market conditions, the display of the inside market clearly shows a spatial movement of the inside market as well as the representative price(s) associated therewith, thereby rendering the two price axis dynamic axis. The user interface is easy to use, intuitive as well as customizable, and contains features that facilitate efficient electronic trading and shows trading activity pertaining to the user as well as the market in general.

59444592, Aug 31, 1999

Sep 19, 1997

8/933242

William H. Gill - Lambertville NJ

B26D 701

4082035

An apparatus and method is disclosed for cutting a pocket in the upwardly facing surface of a conventional bagel while allowing a rim of the base material of the bagel to remain extending upwardly therearound to define the cup-shaped open-topped pocket. This pocket is then adapted to receive a filling therein which can be of any type of edible food stock such as eggs, egg salad, tuna salad, vegetables, meat, etc. The apparatus for forming the pocket includes a housing with a floor with a pedestal defining a platform in which the bagel sits. A plate is pivoted into contact with the bagel and compresses the bagel. A cutting aperture is defined in the plate to provide a template for cutting of the pocket out of the central portion of the upwardly facing surface of the bagel. A cutting then extends through the template or cutting aperture for forming the open-topped cup-shaped pocket. The pivotal plate can be translucent to facilitate viewing of the bagel during cutting and can include a handle and is preferably flexibly resilient to exert downward pressure as equally as possible on different points of the bagel itself.

46104542, Sep 9, 1986

Mar 27, 1985

6/716435

William H. Gill - Lambertville NJ

B62D 300

280 3399A

An improvement in the form of an attachment to a conventional shopping cart comprises a platform to which is secured a pivot bar, the length of which is proportioned to extend beyond the ends of the platform in a position to be pivotally connected to transversely spaced frame members of the cart. The platform is secured to the top portion a frame in the form of transversely spaced, identically formed, metal loops, having reinforcing or bracing bars extending therebetween. The attachment, in one extreme position to which it is pivotally swingable, becomes wholly recessed within the space beneath the basket of the shopping cart, while in another extreme position, the platform is disposed horizontally and is extended rearwardly from the shopping cart, thus to provide a step on which one can stand to reach articles on higher shelves. When one stands upon the step, the frame secured to the underside of the platform has portions that are disposed as treads engageable against the floor surface, and binding frictionally against the surface in a manner to assure not only a stable step attachment for the user, but also to provide a brake that will prevent movement of the cart while one is using the step attachment.

47049561, Nov 10, 1987

Dec 22, 1986

6/944088

William H. Gill - Lambertville NJ

A22C 700

99427

A device for preparing such food items as omelets, fried eggs, and other foods cooked in a fry pan, skillet, or the like, includes means for horizontally reciprocating the cooking vessel while applying heat thereto. A generally conventional fry pan is quickly, separably attachable to reciprocating means, and during the reciprocal action imparted to the fry pan, heat is applied above and below the same to complete the cooking process during the continuous application of a gentle, back and forth movement to the vessel.

20220358593, Nov 10, 2022

Jul 26, 2022

17/873683

- New York NY, US
Joseph Noviello - Summit NJ, US
Michael Sweeting - Hampshire, GB
James P. Stedman - New Providence NJ, US
William P. Gill - New York NY, US
Atul Bhatia - Bridgewater NJ, US
Daniel L. Eccleston - London, GB
James L. Davies - London, GB

G06Q 40/04
G06Q 50/18
G06Q 30/08
G06Q 30/06

A user interface for use with an electronic trading system includes a display that shows a bid price axis and an ask price axis, as well as corresponding sizes, and a visual indicator of the inside market. When the inside market changes in response to changing market conditions, the display of the inside market clearly shows a spatial movement of the inside market as well as the representative price(s) associated therewith, thereby rendering the two price axis dynamic axis. The user interface is easy to use, intuitive as well as customizable, and contains features that facilitate efficient electronic trading and shows trading activity pertaining to the user as well as the market in general.