Mattress pad material
United States Patent D307688
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Underwood - April, 1900 - D032525

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Polyurethane cushions
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Upholstery units
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HOLDER FOR FISHERMAN'S FLIES
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Inventors:
Schaefer, Daniel J. (Greenville, SC)
Application Number:
D/129089
Publication Date:
05/08/1990
Filing Date:
12/04/1987
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Assignee:
Span-America Medical Systems, Inc. (Greenville, SC)
Primary Class:
Field of Search:
D6/595-597, D6/601, D6/604-605, 428/141, 428/158, 5/430-434, 5/448, 5/481-482, 5/508, D25/119, D25/123, D25/125
US Patent References:
3885257Pressure controlled resilient supporting structureMay, 1975Rogers5/345
3940811Lightweight construction materials and articles made thereofMarch, 1976Tomikawa et al.5/361
4070719Cushioning elementJanuary, 1978Morgan5/355
4276666MattressJuly, 1981Yamada5/481
4320543Medical pillowMarch, 1982Dixon5/434
4383342Mattress for a sitting or lying personMay, 1983Forster5/432
4399574Novel mattress padAugust, 1983Shuman5/417
4603445Support pad and method of manufactureAugust, 1986Spann5/481
4605582Body support padAugust, 1986Sias et al.D6/606
4686724Support pad for nonambulatory personsAugust, 1987Bedford5/481
4686725Mattress cushion with securement featureAugust, 1987Mitchell5/481
Foreign References:
CA1179789December, 1984360/1
FR569690December, 1957
IT526407December, 1954
CH571845January, 1976
GB1559851January, 198027/14
GB2025234January, 1980
GB2084867April, 1982
Primary Examiner:
Burke, Wallace R.
Assistant Examiner:
Vinson, Brian N.
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Dority & Manning
Claims:
1. The ornamental design of mattress pad material, as shown and described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a top perspective view of mattress pad material showing my new design, the bottom being plain and unornamented and the ribbing being understood to extend uniformly through its indeterminate length which is shown broken-away; and

FIG. 2 is an enlarged fragmentary side elevational view thereof.