Trailer entry handle - Patent D407293

Trailer entry handle

United States Patent D407293

US Patent References:
Support post for the side walls of a trailer
Krueger - June, 1991 - D317279

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Green - December, 1898 - 0615355

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Levins - July, 1919 - 1311657

Detachable handle for trucks
Mann - January, 1944 - 2339646

Pull for sliding glass panels
Borchers - August, 1948 - 2447389

Inventors:

Haggard, Michale W. (Ardmore, OK)

Application Number:

D/080161

Publication Date:

03/30/1999

Filing Date:

10/24/1997

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Assignee:

Antec Fabrication, Inc. (Springer, OK)

Primary Class:

D08/320

Other Classes:

D12/106, D08/300

Field of Search:

D8/300, D8/315-320, D12/106, 16/110R, 16/114R, 16/223, 16/319

US Patent References:

2586986	Hand support for automobiles	February, 1952	Orrison	105/354
2620955		December, 1952	Elder	224/45
2642581	Handgrip attachment for bathtubs	June, 1953	Loe	4/185
3582124	PORTABLE HANDLE, ESPECIALLY FOR USE IN PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION VEHICLE	June, 1971	Quirk, Jr.	294/26
4184568	Safety device for ladder climbing	January, 1980	Hillier	182/8
4200323	Handle attachment for containers	April, 1980	Cocksedge	294/33
4817239	Door hook	April, 1989	Campbell et al.	161/14R
4831688	Door stop	May, 1989	Deininger	16/319
5027471	Door prop	July, 1991	Barnes	16/86R
5044681	Door stop	September, 1991	Neighbors	16/319
5117532	Tailgate guard apparatus	June, 1992	Holland	16/223
5323511	Handle for a vehicle window	June, 1994	Gray	161/14R
5450652	Hinge mounted door chock	September, 1995	Webb	16/82
5511837	Door block for emergency use	April, 1996	Dempsey	16/319

Primary Examiner:

Bullock B. J.

Attorney, Agent or Firm:

McAffe & Taft

Claims:

1. The ornamental design for a trailer entry handle, as shown and described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a front perspective view of the trailer entry handle of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a rear perspective view of the trailer entry handle of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a front view in elevation of the trailer entry handle of the present invention;

FIG. 4 is a rear view in elevation of the trailer entry handle of the present invention;

FIG. 5 is a top view of the trailer entry handle;

FIG. 6 is a bottom view of the trailer entry handle;

FIG. 7 is a side view in elevation of the trailer entry handle; and,

FIG. 8 is a side view in elevation of the trailer entry handle, the side illustrated by FIG. 8 being opposite the side illustrated by FIG. 7.