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Class 472/109 - Having safety feature


Subclass of Class 472 - Amusement devices
Definition: Amusement device wherein the seesaw includes a means for
No. of patents: 6
Last issue date: 05/31/2005


NumberTitleIssue Date
6533672Rotatable and pivotable amusement apparatus
An amusement apparatus that includes a base, an arm, a seat biasing device and a arm biasing device. The base is configured for placement on to a generally horizontal surface. The arm has a distal end and a proximal end. The proximal end of the arm is rot...
03/18/2003
6454658Rocking and spray system
A rocking and spray system for promoting paired outdoor activity by and cooling for children. The rocking and spray system includes a substantially arcuate hollow cradle portion designed for resting on a support surface such as the ground and for rocking ...
09/24/2002
6379256Rotatable and pivotable amusement apparatus
An amusement apparatus includes a base, an arm and a seat biasing device. The base is configured for placement on to a generally horizontal surface. The arm has a distal end and a proximal end. The proximal end of the arm is rotatably and pivotally couple...
04/30/2002
5512018Wheeled seesaw device
A wheeled seesaw amusement device having a tubular frame with telescopic sections capable of having vary length. The tubular sections interconnect at opposite ends to form contact sections with the ground. The frame is supported by an axle mounting a pair...
04/30/1996
5403239Wheeled seesaw device
A wheeled seesaw amusement device having a tubular frame with telescopic sections capable of having vary length. The tubular sections interconnect at opposite ends to form contact sections with the ground. The frame is supported by an axle mounting a pair...
04/04/1995
 
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