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Class D19/38 - Compass


Subclass of Class D19 - Office supplies; artists` and teachers` materials
No. of patents: 11
Last issue date: 10/30/2007


NumberTitleIssue Date
D554181Compass
10/30/2007
7174656Tape measure system
A tape measure system for efficiently marking a measured object. The tape measure system includes a housing with a recoil unit containing a length of a tape measure, a dispensing neck extending from the housing for guiding and dispensing the tape measure, and wherei...
02/13/2007
D512097Beam compass
11/29/2005
D505451Compass
05/24/2005
D504914Compass
05/10/2005
D504913Compass
05/10/2005
D504912Compass
05/10/2005
D492721Retractable point compass
07/06/2004
6394680Multi-purpose writing instrument
A multi-purpose writing instrument including a cylindrical casing having an upper end, a lower end, and a cylindrical side wall therebetween. The lower end has a writing tip removably coupled thereto. The cylindrical side wall has an elongated recess form...
05/28/2002
4232448Broken line drafting templates
Drafting template adapted to be juxtaposed on a drawing sheet characterized by a plurality of like spaced lands, in a grid or comb configuration, across which a marking implement may be moved, forming marks on the drawing between the lands and leaving voi...
11/11/1980
4170824Universal compass
A compass for drawing geometric figures including ellipses and polygons of different sizes and shapes. The compass includes an upstanding center post having a lower point which supports the compass on the drawing surface. A disc forming a peripheral cam t...
10/16/1979
 
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