Recording phone - Patent D327063

Title:

Recording phone

Document Type and Number:

United States Patent D327063

Inventors:

Panzer, Lowen (P.O. Box 365, Rockglen, Saskatchewan, CN1)

Application Number:

D/506873

Publication Date:

06/16/1992

Filing Date:

04/10/1990

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Primary Class:

D14/151

Other Classes:

D14/141

Field of Search:

D14/149, D14/142, D14/144, D14/151, 379/68, 379/440, 379/436, 379/434

US Patent References:

D203750		February, 1966	Wharton	D14/151
D219224		November, 1970	Payne	D14/151
D238374		January, 1976	Davis	D14/142
D258880	Telephone instrument	April, 1981	Blomberg	D14/151
D272905	Telephone instrument	March, 1984	Blomberg	D14/151
D282840	Telephone	March, 1986	Marshall	D14/151
D283614	Video intercommunication set including housing, telephone headset and image screen	April, 1986	Somaschini	D14/142
D286286	Telephone stand	October, 1986	Skegen et al.	D14/151
D293440	Housing for handset base of transaction telephone or similar article	December, 1989	Britz	D14/151
D295041	Unitary housing base for a handset telephone, radio and a rotatable vertical display unit clock	April, 1988	Wong et al.	D14/144
D306165	Telephone set	February, 1990	Hikawa	D14/142
D307418	Telephone base	April, 1990	Aschauer et al.	D14/149
D315156	Telephone with display and card reader for personal computer	March, 1991	Diehl	D14/144
3427406	AUTOMATIC TELEPHONE DIALING APPARATUS	February, 1969	Kuehnle	379/68
4763352	Secure holder for a desk top coin operated telephone	August, 1988	Goff	D14/142
4899370	Remote control apparatus for electronic equipment	February, 1990	Kameo et al.	379/442

Primary Examiner:

Fay Jr., Horace B.

Attorney, Agent or Firm:

Gernstein, Terry M.

Claims:

1. The ornamental design for a recording phone, as shown and described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a left side, top and front perspective view of a recording phone showing my new design;

FIGS. 2 and 3 are respectively front and rear elevational views thereof;

FIG. 4 is a left side elevational view thereof, the side opposite being plain and unadorned;

FIG. 5 is a top plan thereof; and,

FIG. 6 is a bottom plan view.