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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 6302115 | Hair fashion accessory A fashion hair accessory comprises a claw type hair clip formed by hinged-together clip elements with interleaved tines, combined with strip sections of artificial hair. The strip sections of hair are formed with selvage-like margins at one end which are ... | 10/16/2001 |
| 6257250 | Hair fashion accessory A fashion hair accessory comprises a claw type hair clip formed by hinged-together clip elements with interleaved tines, combined with strip sections of artificial hair. The strip sections of hair are formed with selvage-like margins at one end which are ... | 07/10/2001 |
| 6247476 | Hair fashion accessory A fashion hair accessory comprises a claw type hair clip formed by hinged-together clip elements with interleaved tines, combined with strip sections of artificial hair. The strip sections of hair are formed with selvage-like margins at one end which are ... | 06/19/2001 |
| 6206011 | Hair accessory A hair accessory formed of a claw-type hair clip and a ribbon=like strip of natural or synthetic cut hair. The clip has two movable parts, each having comb-like tines with spaces therebetween. In the closed condition of the clip, the tines of one part are... | 03/27/2001 |
| 6135125 | Hair accessory A hair accessory device including a claw-type hair clip having claw elements hinged for opening and closing movements about an axis and carrying one or more elongated strip sections of artificial hair. Each of two claw elements has an upper panel portion ... | 10/24/2000 |
