(under the class definition) Devices particularly adapted to handle receptacles of any of the various types, such as jars, cuspidors, plates, pots, etc., and which are readily removable therefrom.
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6, for plate turners.
86.1+, for grappling devices particularly adapted to function in a well bore or similar earth opening.
86.4+, for devices of similar structure, but of general application, and for crucible tongs and grapples usually of special construction for hoist-line operation.
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16, Miscellaneous Hardware,
114+, for similar devices which provide a handle for a receptacle and which are designed to engage or cooperate with a modification of the receptacle. Conventional features or designs of a receptacle such as a bead are not considered a modification of a receptacle to receive a handle. 81, Tools,
3.07+, for special tools adapted for facilitating various operations upon fruit jars or similar articles, usually involving the applying or removing of covers or the loosening of packing rings and subclasses 300+ for releasable gripping tools (e.g., pliers).
190, Trunks and Hand-Carried Luggage,
39, for a trunk handle and subclasses 115+ for a traveling bag combined with a handle.
215, Bottles and Jars,
396+, for bottle and jar handling attachments combined with bottle or jar structure.
220, Receptacles,
752+, for a handle for a receptacle wherein the handle structure is part of the device or the receptacle is modified to receive the handle.
222, Dispensing,
466+, for dispensers having auxiliary tilting handles.
248, Supports, 145.6, for self supporting devices which support a receptacle in substantially spaced relationship to a horizontal surface such as a table, floor, or the ground, and include a handle.
