Body support for use as a nighttime cervical support or a daytime lumbo-sacral support
United States Patent D320523
US Patent References:
Medical pillow
Barbagallo - January, 1980 - D254029

Surgical pillow
Pedersen - December, 1984 - D276938

Portable orthopedic back rest
Ross - July, 1985 - D279642

Lumbar support cushion
Sims et al. - March, 1986 - D282990

Sacrum cushion
Reddick - April, 1987 - D289481


Inventors:
Vinsant Jr., John E. (1112 S. North Lake Dr., Hollywood, FL, 33019)
Application Number:
D/304834
Publication Date:
10/08/1991
Filing Date:
02/01/1989
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Primary Class:
D06/601
Field of Search:
D6/595-596, D6/601, D6/605, 5/431, 5/434, 5/436, 5/440-441, 5/443, 5/448, 5/449, 5/464, 5/468, 5/481
US Patent References:
D292460Cervical pillowOctober, 1987MalinD6/601
D305845Inflatable cushionFebruary, 1990FosterD6/601
D310610Anti-snoring pillowSeptember, 1990DixonD6/601
0744713November, 1903BlomqvistD6/596
4288879Maternity pillowSeptember, 1981Pate5/431
4320543Medical pillowMarch, 1982Dixon
4535495Back rest cushionAugust, 1985Oldfield
4686724Support pad for nonambulatory personsAugust, 1987BedfordD6/596
4698864Cellular cushionOctober, 1987Graebe
4777855Method of fabricating pillow presenting portions of different firmnessOctober, 1988Cohen5/434
Other References:
"ProPillow" Pamphlet.
Primary Examiner:
Vinson, Brian N.
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Watson, Cole, Grindle & Watson
Claims:
1. The ornamental design for a body support for use as a nighttime cervicalsupport or a daytime lumbo-sacral support, as shown and described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a top plan view of a body support for use as a nighttime cervical support or a daytime lumbo-sacral support showing the cervical support portion of my new design;

FIG. 2 is a bottom plan view thereof, showing the lumbo-sacral support portion;

FIG. 3 is front elevational view thereof, the rear being identical in appearance; and

FIG. 4 is a side elevational view thereof, the opposite side being identical in appearance.