Hand-held exerciser
United States Patent D420072
US Patent References:
Arm exerciser
Ozzimo - September, 1980 - D256822

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Meyer - August, 1928 - 1680901

Exercising device
Maxwell - November, 1941 - 2261173

Exercising device
Maxwell - August, 1944 - 2356260

Exercising device
Mohler et al. - November, 1950 - 2529347


Inventors:
Hershey, Jacob R. (1612 Lancaster Pike, Quarreyville, PA, 17566)
Application Number:
D/078268
Publication Date:
02/01/2000
Filing Date:
10/22/1997
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Primary Class:
D21/693
Other Classes:
D21/684, D21/692
Field of Search:
D21/662, D21/684, D21/692, D21/693, 482/121, 482/122, 482/123, 482/124, 482/125, 482/126, 482/127
US Patent References:
3349621Combination exerciser and strength testing deviceOctober, 1967Mullen482/122
4332380Muscle building apparatus for developing bending strengthJune, 1982Cardin482/126
4625963Exercise apparatusDecember, 1986Lancellotti482/126
4629186Spring exercise deviceDecember, 1986Aldridge482/126
4861022Portable forearm exerciserAugust, 1989Boatcallie482/126
4900015Exercise deviceFebruary, 1990Dissinger482/125
5267929Portable hand/leg exerciserDecember, 1993Chen482/128
5690596Upper body exercise apparatusNovember, 1997Parker482/121
Foreign References:
FR791616December, 1935
DE448275August, 1927272/83R
Primary Examiner:
Hyder, Philip S.
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Swartz, Michael R.
Claims:
1. The ornamental design for a hand-held exerciser, as shown and described.

Description:

FIG. 1 is a front elevational view of a hand-held exerciser showing my new design, the undisclosed opposite rear view being a mirror image thereof;

FIG. 2 is a top plan view thereof;

FIG. 3 is a bottom plan view thereof;

FIG. 4 is a side elevational view, the undisclosed opposite side being a mirror image thereof; and,

FIG. 5 is a front elevational view, identical to FIG. 1 but with the coil spring being in an expanded operational mode and with the side handles being in their retracted position.