Drain fitting
United States Patent D307046
US Patent References:
/D033225.html
Thompson - September, 1900 - D033225
/D167736.html
Bowman - September, 1952 - D167736
Roof vent
Ballard - April, 1980 - D254804
/0695038.html
Craig - March, 1902 - 0695038
Bathing apparatus
Deming - May, 1922 - 1416270
/D033225.html
Thompson - September, 1900 - D033225
/D167736.html
Bowman - September, 1952 - D167736
Roof vent
Ballard - April, 1980 - D254804
/0695038.html
Craig - March, 1902 - 0695038
Bathing apparatus
Deming - May, 1922 - 1416270
Inventors:
Burgess, John D. (Loretto, CA)
Taylor, Thomas E. (Rexdale, CA)
Taylor, Thomas E. (Rexdale, CA)
Application Number:
D/842882
Publication Date:
04/03/1990
Filing Date:
03/13/1986
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Assignee:
Acriform Engineering Inc. (Newmarket, CA)
Primary Class:
Other Classes:
4/651
Field of Search:
D23/259-269, D23/373, D23/374, D23/375, D23/376, D23/271, 4/198, 4/201, 4/205, 4/206, 4/191, 4/194, 4/195, 4/197, 4/651, 4/508
US Patent References:
| 1779255 | Removable overflow drain | October, 1930 | Killander | 4/206 |
| 2065347 | Rinsing equipment | December, 1936 | Schulse | 4/201 |
| 2266043 | Adjustable drain | December, 1941 | Hutchins | 4/206 |
| 2376729 | Drain device for sinks, basins, etc. | May, 1945 | Sherburne | 4/206 |
| 2394094 | Overflow stopper for sinks and the like | February, 1946 | Nichol | 4/206 |
| 2618356 | Water dam for flooding roofs or the like | November, 1952 | Matheis | 4/206 |
| 2988755 | Spill plug | June, 1961 | Roland | 4/201 |
| 3315279 | Drain stopper with overflow | April, 1967 | Nolan | 4/198 |
| 4106133 | Contamination prevention device for sitz bath | August, 1978 | Roberts | 4/201 |
Foreign References:
| GB224959 | May, 1924 | 4/206 |
Primary Examiner:
Largen, James R.
Assistant Examiner:
Maccormac, Cathy Anne
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Ridout & Maybee
Claims:
1. The ornamental design for a drain fitting, as shown and described.
Description:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view taken from the top and one side of a drain fitting showing our new design, the opposite side being a mirror image of the side shown; and
FIG. 2 is a bottom perspective view thereof.