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Class D21/354 - Playing card suit or dice motif


Subclass of Class D21 - Games, toys, and sports goods
Definition: Design wherein the simulative feature is a playing card
No. of patents: 16
Last issue date: 04/24/2012


NumberTitleIssue Date
D658235Roulette cloth
04/24/2012
D604775Dice game table felt
11/24/2009
D579501Floating poker table
10/28/2008
D570419Proposition bet area for a craps table layout
06/03/2008
D569918Casino table game
05/27/2008
D565123Game board
03/25/2008
D563478Dart board
03/04/2008
D548798Top surface for a dice game
08/14/2007
D544042Dartboard
06/05/2007
D542857Card board game
05/15/2007
D535706Game table covering
01/23/2007
D527769Poker dart board
09/05/2006
D522069Proposition bet area for a craps table layout
05/30/2006
6857820Diving back plate
A diving back plate designed with independent shoulder and waist straps. The diving back plate accommodates either a single tank or double tank configuration without the need for an adapter. The independent straps are self-fastening to the back plate through a serie...
02/22/2005
D501230Craps table layout
01/25/2005
5377992Method of playing a board game utlizing playing cards and tokens
A rectangular board same utilizing two decks of conventional playing cards, both of which decks are identical but without jokers and a plurality of distinct sets of tokens or pegs for placement upon rectangular spaces of equal area on the face of the draw...
01/03/1995
 
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