Farley, David L. (18672 Evergreen Ave., Yorba Linda, CA, 92686)

D/030377

07/29/1997

10/27/1994

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D06/596

D06/595, 5/736

D6/595, D6/596, D6/605, 5/900.5, 5/901, 297/DIG.1, 297/452.21, 297/452.26, 297/452.23, 601/134, 601/136

D307688	Mattress pad material	May, 1990	Schaefer	D6/606
D309453	Combined tape recorder and radio	July, 1990	Eirod	D6/576
D311108	Foam pad	October, 1990	Farley	D6/596
D316202	Foam pad	April, 1991	Farley	D6/596
D322907	Mattress pad material or the like	January, 1992	Raburn	D6/596
D323092	Mattress overlay	January, 1992	Fenner, Jr.	5/401
D326204	Mattress pad	May, 1992	Main	D6/596
D326976	Body aligner	June, 1992	Wickis, Jr. et al.	D6/601
D345072	Seat cushion	March, 1994	Rose et al.	D6/601
D352858	Anatomically conformable support pad	November, 1994	Farley	D6/582
0988117		March, 1911	Leonard
1334901	Turning-sheet and pad	March, 1920	Higdon
1978041	Method of manufacturing sponge rubber strips	October, 1934	Dodge	18/59
2357513	Sealing strip and method of making same	September, 1944	Harmon	20/69
2705211	Method of making skin covered rubber weatherstrip	March, 1955	Wyk, Jr.	154/110
2751609	Insulating ground pad	June, 1956	Oesterling et al.	5/344
2835906	Foam rubber mattress	March, 1958	Robbins	5/431
2902091	Manufacture of resilient foam with contoured face	September, 1959	Dahle	164/39
2994890	Spring reinforced mattresses	August, 1961	Wagner	5/351
3197357	Yieldably deformable material having open or closed cells and at least one undulatedsurface, or object of this material	July, 1965	Schulpen	161/116
3243828	Cervical pillow	April, 1966	McCarty	5/338
3311007	Forming of foamed material articles	March, 1967	McGee	83/1
3431802	DEVICE FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF OBJECTS OF YIELDABLY DEFORMABLE MATERIAL	March, 1969	Schulpen	83/4
3553068		January, 1971	Coale	161/125
3639927	MATTRESS FOR INVALIDS	February, 1972	Munch	5/91
3674618		July, 1972	Spann	161/64
3682739		August, 1972	Tesch et al.
3690203	CUTTING APPARATUS FOR FOAM MATERIAL AND THE LIKE	September, 1972	Huttemann	83/1
3695128	MACHINE FOR FORMING CAVITIES IN FOAM PADS AND TRIMMING SAME	October, 1972	Gentile	83/1
3730031	APPARATUS FOR CONTINUALLY CUTTING BLANKS WITH TRIDIMENSIONAL SURFACES FROM FOAM OR THE LIKE MATERIAL	May, 1973	Huttemann	83/4
3828378	SUPPORT MEANS FOR THE EVEN DISTRIBUTION OF BODY PRESSURE	August, 1974	Flam	53/45R
3903878	Device for supporting a limb and associated extremity	September, 1975	Spann	128/77
3931654	Leg positioner	January, 1976	Spann	5/327
3938205	Body positioner	February, 1976	Spann	53/27B
3939829	Restraining cuff	February, 1976	Spann	128/133
3946451	Limb support	March, 1976	Spann	53/27R
3977406	Medical sponges	August, 1976	Roth	128/296
4042987	Resilient support	August, 1977	Rogers	53/45R
4070719	Cushioning element	January, 1978	Morgan	5/355
4108170	Patient support strap	August, 1978	Spann	128/134
4110881	Resilient article and method of manufacture	September, 1978	Thompson	29/911
4135504	Orthopedic support	January, 1979	Spann	128/80A
4185813	Surgical body positioner	January, 1980	Spann	269/328
4210317	Apparatus for supporting and positioning the arm and shoulder	July, 1980	Spann et al.	269/328
4214326	Body positioner and protection apparatus	July, 1980	Spann	5/431
4233700	Ventilated body positioner	November, 1980	Spann	5/431
4316298	Composite mattress system	February, 1982	Russo et al.	5/465
4327714	Disposable orthopedic support	May, 1982	Spann	128/80A
4335476	Mattress	June, 1982	Watkin	5/464
4351211	Method and apparatus for cutting blanks from foam material	September, 1982	Azzolini	83/861
4392489	Abduction pillow	July, 1983	Wagner, Sr.	128/80
4418514	Orthopedic support package and method	December, 1983	Spann	53/436
4422194	Fluid filled body supporting device	December, 1983	Viesturs et al.	5/451
4433678	Disposable orthopedic support	February, 1984	Spann	128/80A
4471952	Surgical body positioner and disposable topper	September, 1984	Spann	269/328
4482138	Body positioner	November, 1984	Spann	269/328
4522447	Foam seat and back cushions	June, 1985	Snyder et al.	297/452
4528706	Multi-position sectional mattress	July, 1985	Branker	5/465
4550547	Method and apparatus for rolling and packaging convoluted foam pads	November, 1985	Wagner, Sr.	53/430
4573456	Foam body support	March, 1986	Spann	128/80R
4598701	Shoulder abduction splint	July, 1986	Schaefer	128/87C
4603445	Support pad and method of manufacture	August, 1986	Spann	5/481
4620337	Convoluted support pad for prevention of decubitus ulcers and apparatus for making same	November, 1986	Williams et al.	5/464
4672700	Antidecubitis cushion	June, 1987	Poncy	5/441
4673452	Method of making foam mattress	June, 1987	Awdhan	156/254
4679266	Varying firmness mattress	July, 1987	Kraft	5/464
4686724	Support pad for nonambulatory persons	August, 1987	Bedford	5/468
4686725	Mattress cushion with securement feature	August, 1987	Mitchell	5/481
4700447	Support pad and method of manufacture	October, 1987	Spann	29/418
4701168	Applicator with fulcrum for bending	October, 1987	Gammons	604/310
4726087	Contoured-head and neck foam pillow	February, 1988	Schaefer et al.	5/434
4768250	Fluidized bead bed	September, 1988	Kato	5/453
4768251	Mattress pad	September, 1988	Baskent	5/464
4768253	Sleeper sofa mattress	September, 1988	Boyd	5/464
4823488	Tunnel finisher having removable roller envelopes	April, 1989	Bedford	5/901
4832007	Traction pillow and method	May, 1989	Davis, Jr. et al.	128/70
4862538	Multi-section mattress overlay for systematized pressure dispersion	September, 1989	Spann et al.	5/464
4866800	Support pad for nonambulatory persons	September, 1989	Bedford	5/468
4872226	Means for positioning bedfast patients	October, 1989	Lonardo	5/61
4879776	Anatomically conformable foam support pad	November, 1989	Farley	5/436
4901387	Mattress overlay with individual foam springs	February, 1990	Luke	5/464
4955096	Anatomically contoured convoluted foam pad	September, 1990	Gilroy et al.	5/464
4972535	Reversible contoured body support mattress	November, 1990	Goldman	5/464
4999868	Varying firmness mattress	March, 1991	Kraft	5/464
5007124	Support pad with uniform patterned surface	April, 1991	Raburn et al.	5/481
5010610	Multilayer supplemental support pad	April, 1991	Ackley	5/481
5014375	Surgical pad	May, 1991	Coonrad et al.	5/431
5025519	Multi-section mattress overlay for systematized pressure dispersion	June, 1991	Spann et al.	5/464
5031261	Mattress overlay for avoidance of decubitus ulcers	July, 1991	Fenner, Jr.	5/531
5038433	Anatomically conformable foam support pad	August, 1991	Farley	5/464
5077849	Anatomically conformable foam support pad	January, 1992	Farley	5/464
5088137	Backboard having removable pad	February, 1992	Rose	5/625
5111542	Anatomically conformable foam support pad	May, 1992	Farley	5/464
5134735	Mattress cushion with multiple zones	August, 1992	Rose	5/464
5172439	Therapeutic mattress overlay and method of forming and using the same	December, 1992	Farley	5/465
5178811	Method of forming an anatomically conformable foam support pad	January, 1993	Farley	264/138

DE1015240	November, 1981		5/434
JP5820953	December, 1983
GB242467	December, 1924
GB687625	February, 1953
GB903336	August, 1962
GB1142494	February, 1969
GB1559851	January, 1980
WO/1960/007253	December, 1986		5/265

Biogard Critical Care "Floatation Unit", Bio Clinic Co., Flyer of 2 pages, Feb. 1985.
Geo-Matt, "The Cause of Pressure Ulcers May Not Be This Obvious", Span America, 1 page, 1990.
The Dermarest Therapeutic Comfort Mattress Program, Derma Care Systems, 2 pages, 1990.
"Prevent Pressure Sores . . . ", Span America Medical Systems, Geo-Matt Brochure, 4 pages, 1986.
"IRIS 10,000", Iris Floatation System Brochure, 8 pages, E. R. Carpenter Co., Inc., 1990.

Lichtenstein, Lisa

Stetina Brunda & Buyan

1. The ornamental design for a foam pad, as shown and described.

FIG. 1 is a top plan view of a foam pad showing my new design;

FIG. 2 is a bottom perspective view thereof, on a reduced scale;

FIG. 3 is an enlarged partial perspective view thereof, taken along line 3 --3 of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is an enlarged partial perspective view thereof, taken along line 4 --4 of FIG. 1;

FIG. 5 is an enlarged vertical cross-sectional view thereof, taken along line 5 --5 of FIG. 3; and,

FIG. 6 is an enlarged vertical cross-sectional view thereof, taken along line 6 --6 of FIG. 4.

The side opposite that shown in FIG. 2 and the end opposite that shown in FIG. 2 are mirror images of that shown.