Toy-block with angled tapered rail extension

Title:

Toy-block with angled tapered rail extension

United States Patent D414826

US Patent References:
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Daenen - July, 1971 - D221092

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Christiansen - November, 1974 - D233542

Telescopic toy building element
Dideriksen - June, 1987 - D290627

Toy building element
Andersen - November, 1990 - D311935

Element for a toy building set
Knudsen - June, 1993 - D336120

Inventors:

Rudy, Eric A. (Philadelphia Township, PA)

Application Number:

D/096717

Publication Date:

10/05/1999

Filing Date:

11/19/1998

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Assignee:

90 Degrees, Inc. (Philadelphia, PA)

Primary Class:

D21/504

Field of Search:

D21/484-505, D21/564-565, D25/113, 446/85, 446/88, 446/93-96, 446/102-111, 446/116-117, 446/119-121, 446/124-125, 446/128, 446/444-447, 446/476, 238/10E, 238/10F

US Patent References:

0351799		November, 1886	Ruelius	238/10E
D355452	Combined toy I-beam and blocks	February, 1995	Glynn	D21/108
D355453	Combined toy girder beam and block	February, 1995	Glynn	D21/108
D355454	Combined toy girder beam and blocks	February, 1995	Glynn	D21/108
D355681	Combined toy orificed beam and block	February, 1995	Glynn	D21/108
D356124	Combined toy I-beam and block	March, 1995	Glynn	D21/108
D367898	Toy construction block with T-slot	March, 1996	Glynn	D21/108
D377377	Toy construction block with symmetrically arranged T-slots	January, 1997	Glynn	D21/108
1281856		October, 1918	Shaw
1838509	Adapter	December, 1931	Westcott	238/10E
1971545	Toy building block	August, 1934	Tompkins	446/121
2020562	Toy block	November, 1935	Miller	46/35
2031194	Building block	February, 1936	Thompson	446/108
2077065	Building lumber	April, 1937	Johannes	46/25
2861388	Structural toy and model building set	November, 1958	Favaretto	446/124
3127175		March, 1964	White	273/132
3234683	Toy building element including a rotatable bushing	February, 1966	Christiansen	46/25
3242610	Flexible connector for toy construction sets	March, 1966	Christiansen	46/26
3415007	Toy building set	December, 1968	Howe	46/19
3545122	CUBE AND PARALLELEPIPED HALF BLOCKS FORMING MODULAR ELEMENTS CONNECTABLE IN VARIOUS WAYS	December, 1970	Onanian	46/25
3597875	TOY BUILDING SET	August, 1971	Christiansen	46/25
3640017	SLIDE-BAR ASSEMBLY HAVING COMPLEMENTARY SLIDABLE MEMBERS	February, 1972	Christiansen	46/23
3667153	INTERLOCKING ARRANGEMENTS	June, 1972	Christiansen	46/30
3690031	TOY CONSTRUCTION BLOCK SET	September, 1972	Shinoda	46/17
3791090	BUILDING BLOCK	February, 1974	Knifel	52/593
3803754	BLOCKS WITH NON-CIRCULAR SLITS AND FLAT CONNECTORS HAVING TRANSVERSELY BOWED MIDDLE PORTIONS	April, 1974	Fischer	46/26
4044497	Kit with male and female elements having deformable gripping means	August, 1977	Bettens	46/17
4182072	Toy construction kit	January, 1980	Much	46/17
4185410	Slideable suspension device	January, 1980	Kristiansen	46/23
4253268	Playtoy building block set	March, 1981	Mayr	46/30
4403733	Track assembly for toy trains	September, 1983	Bach et al.	238/10
4726515	Track system for toy vehicles	February, 1988	Bolli et al.	238/10
5049104	Connecting means for a toy building set	September, 1991	Olsen	446/104
5061218	Toy building blocks	October, 1991	Garage et al.	446/102
5094643	Connecting device for toy construction elements	March, 1992	Bolli et al.	446/121
5209693	Toy block set with diverse flexible connectors on opposing ends	May, 1993	Lyman	446/104
5411428	Block units for a block toy	May, 1995	Orii et al.	446/90
5427558	Toy building element with a spring mechanism	June, 1995	Knudsen	446/102
5527201	Toy construction kit with interconnecting building pieces	June, 1996	Maddock	446/104
5823843	Spherical element combination for construction toy set	October, 1998	Pohlman	446/108

Other References:

Lego Catalog, p. 25, Jan. 1997.

Primary Examiner:

Barkai, Raphael

Attorney, Agent or Firm:

Glynn, Esq. Kenneth P.

Claims:

1. The ornamental design for a toy-block with angled tapered rail extension,as shown and described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a toy-block with angled tapered rail extension showing my new design;

FIG. 2 is a top plan view thereof;

FIG. 3 is a first side elevational view thereof;

FIG. 4 is a second side elevational view thereof;

FIG. 5 is a third side elvevational view thereof;

FIG. 6 is a fourth side elevational view thereof; and,

FIG. 7 is a bottom plan view thereof.