This class provides for design patents claiming ornamental
designs for:
1. Typewriter or Calculator
2. Copy Reproducing Equipment
3. Document Handler
4. Printing Equipment
5. Type or Type Face
6. Book Binding Machines, Printers, Stapling Machines and
Equipment
7. Pneumatic Dispatch Tube or System
8. Miscellaneous
(1)
Note. Design patents in this class are classified by what
is claimed and shown in full lines only. Broken, hatched, or stippled lines,
which may be included in design patent drawings, are considered
as environment only.
(2)
Note. To be considered a word processor classified in this
subclass, article must include provision for hard copy output. If the
article lacks same, it is considered a computer and classified elsewhere
in the Design schedule.
Recording, Communication, or Information Retrieval
Equipment,
subclasses 300 through 461for computers and data processing equipment; subclasses
485-495 for computer generated image; subclasses 489-495 for icon; subclasses
472 and 473 for teletype equipment.
This subclass is indented under the class definition. Design for producing characters similar to print by pressing
keys or machine to perform mathematical calculations.
This subclass is indented under subclass 1. Design that includes the disclosure of another article that,
if disclosed separately, would be proper subject matter for a subsequent
subclass or design patent class.
(1)
Note. Includes typewriter or calculator combined with case.
This subclass is indented under subclass 1. Design for machine for the tabulating sales transaction
and includes a drawer for holding coins and currency.
(1)
Note. Designs in this subclass must have a visible cash drawer.
Similar designs without a cash drawer are considered "point
of sale" terminals. See search note below.
Recording, Communication, or Information Retrieval
Equipment,
subclasses 300 through 431for computer terminal equipment; subclasses 385-387
for card reader.
This subclass is indented under subclass 6. Design for device consisting of two logarithmically scaled
rules mounted to slide along each other so that multiplication,
division, and other more complex computations are reduced to the
mechanical equivalent of addition or subtraction.
This subclass is indented under the class definition. Design for a letter, figure, or a set of printing types
or characters to be used for imaging or printing documents.
BOOKBINDING OR DOCUMENT CUTTING, TRIMMING, OR SHREDDING MACHINE:
This subclass is indented under the class definition. Subject matter for a machine used to securely attach together
a collection of documents or a machine used to cut, trim, or shred documents.
Tools and Hardware,
subclasses 49 and 50 for stapler; subclass 57 for scissors; subclasses
72-74 for generic clamp or work holder; subclasses 98-104 for tool
for cutting; subclass 102 for envelope opener.
Office Supplies; Artists’ and Teachers’
Materials,
subclasses 66 through 69for gluing or sealing device; subclass 70 for moistener;
subclass 72 for hole punch; subclasses 86-91 for paper clip.
This subclass is indented under subclass 34.1. Design for machine intended to secure document pages or
sheets together with a helical-type spine member.
Example of a design for a spiral binding-type bookbindingapparatus.
This subclass is indented under subclass 34.3. Design that cuts or trims a document by means of a heavy
blade that extends aloft and moves in a downward motion or includes
a blade that rotates or slides.
Example of a design for a guillotine-type document cutter.
This subclass is indented under subclass 34.3. Design that cuts or trims a document by means of a round
blade or a blade that is moved across a document.
Example of a design for a guillotine-type document cutterthat includes a rotary or sliding blade.
This subclass is indented under subclass 34.1. Design for an accessory or part of a design for a bookbinding
and document cutting, trimming, and shredding machine.
This subclass is indented under the class definition. Design that transports tubular containers holding documents
or small articles using compressed air.
Recording, Communication, or Information Retrieval
Equipment,
subclasses 300 through 461for computer and data processing equipment; subclasses
472 and 473 for teletype equipment.
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