Title:
Rowing machine
United States Patent D277304
US Patent References:
Physical exerciser
Lafont - June, 1982 - D265110
Rowing machine
Smith - March, 1983 - D268194
Rowing machine
Smith - March, 1983 - D268278
PULL TYPE EXERCISING DEVICE
Lawton - May, 1969 - 3446503
ELASTIC FRICTIONAL ISOMETRIC TYPE EXERCISING DEVICE
Huber - February, 1971 - 3561758
Physical exerciser
Lafont - June, 1982 - D265110
Rowing machine
Smith - March, 1983 - D268194
Rowing machine
Smith - March, 1983 - D268278
PULL TYPE EXERCISING DEVICE
Lawton - May, 1969 - 3446503
ELASTIC FRICTIONAL ISOMETRIC TYPE EXERCISING DEVICE
Huber - February, 1971 - 3561758
Inventors:
Smith, David B. (3811 W. Mercer Way, Mercer Island, WA, 94040)
Moore, John M. (Woodinville, WA)
Moore, John M. (Woodinville, WA)
Application Number:
D/399358
Publication Date:
01/22/1985
Filing Date:
07/19/1982
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Assignee:
Smith, David B. (Mercer Island, WA)
Primary Class:
Other Classes:
482/73
Field of Search:
D21/191-199, 272/61, 272/112, 272/67, 272/68, 272/116, 272/125, 272/126, 272/133, 272/134, 272/135, 272/138, 272/142, 272/143, 272/144, 272/145
Other References:
Copy of a portion of an advertising brochure distributed by Merchants Corporation of America illustrating a rowing machine designated as Model MCA-1200.
Photocopy of an advertising brochure distributed by M & R Industries illustrating and describing a rowing machine designated as "Dyna-Row 100".
Copies of two pages of a 1981 Annual Report distributed by Pyramid Sports, Inc., showing two rowing machines designated as Models RVS/60 and RVS/62.
Photocopies of pages 6 & 7 of an advertising catalog distributed by Amerec Corporation illustrating a Tunturi Rowing Machine constructed similarly to M & R Dyna-Row 100.
Page 14 of a catalog distributed by Vitamaster illustrating rowing machine Models RM-6 and RM-7.
Photocopy of a portion of an advertising brochure distributed by Walton Manuf. Co. illustrating a Model 522-Professional Rowing Exerciser similar to one by M & R.
Copies of portions of an advertising brochure illustrating the Amerec rowing machines, Models 610 and 660.
Page 9 of catalog distributed by Amerec Corporation illustrating Tunturi rowing machine constructed similarly to M & R Dyna-Row 100.
Page 20 of a catalog distributed by Vitamaster illustrating rowing machine Model RM-4, constructed similarly to above Tunturi rowing machine.
Photocopy of MDI rowing machine Model 622 constructed similarly to Tunturi and Vitamaster single-arm machines, above.
Photocopy of illustration of single-arm rowing machine designated as Model RB-62.
Photocopy of an advertising brochure distributed by M & R Industries illustrating and describing a rowing machine designated as "Dyna-Row 100".
Copies of two pages of a 1981 Annual Report distributed by Pyramid Sports, Inc., showing two rowing machines designated as Models RVS/60 and RVS/62.
Photocopies of pages 6 & 7 of an advertising catalog distributed by Amerec Corporation illustrating a Tunturi Rowing Machine constructed similarly to M & R Dyna-Row 100.
Page 14 of a catalog distributed by Vitamaster illustrating rowing machine Models RM-6 and RM-7.
Photocopy of a portion of an advertising brochure distributed by Walton Manuf. Co. illustrating a Model 522-Professional Rowing Exerciser similar to one by M & R.
Copies of portions of an advertising brochure illustrating the Amerec rowing machines, Models 610 and 660.
Page 9 of catalog distributed by Amerec Corporation illustrating Tunturi rowing machine constructed similarly to M & R Dyna-Row 100.
Page 20 of a catalog distributed by Vitamaster illustrating rowing machine Model RM-4, constructed similarly to above Tunturi rowing machine.
Photocopy of MDI rowing machine Model 622 constructed similarly to Tunturi and Vitamaster single-arm machines, above.
Photocopy of illustration of single-arm rowing machine designated as Model RB-62.
Primary Examiner:
Rademaker, Charles A.
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Christensen, O'Connor, Johnson & Kindness
Claims:
1. The ornamental design for a rowing machine, substantially as shown.
Description:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a rowing machine showing our new design;
FIG. 2 is a top plan view thereof;
FIG. 3 is a side elevational view thereof;
FIG. 4 is a front elevational view thereof;
FIG. 5 is a rear elevational view thereof; and,
FIG. 6 is a bottom plan view thereof.