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Class 84/83 - Wind


Subclass of Class 84 - Music
Definition: Automatic wind instruments not otherwise classified, as
No. of patents: 4
Last issue date: 05/23/1995


NumberTitleIssue Date
5418319Music box
A music box comprising a blower unit and a flute unit. Each flute in the flute unit includes a mouth and a wind inlet hole for feeding air to the mouth and the wind inlet holes for feeding air to the flute are selectively opened/closed to produce a desire...
05/23/1995
5233897Organ reed pipe shallot
An organ reed pipe shallot is constructed from solid metal bar stock cut to a predetermined axial length and having a tapered internal bore formed axially through the center of the bar stock. A side of the bar stock is planed and a slot is cut in the plan...
08/10/1993
4185533Toy musical instrument
A musical instrument is disclosed which is capable of being operated in either of two different ways--through the use of a rotary record member, or through the manual manipulation of individual keys. The instrument disclosed includes a windchest used to s...
01/29/1980
3982459Toy musical vehicle
A toy musical vehicle can be constructed within a simulated vehicle body so as to utilize a single motor to simultaneously drive and operate a music producing mechanism and the vehicle. The vehicle is driven by coupling the motor to wheels of the vehicle ...
09/28/1976
 
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