Henry, Roger John Wilton (Hawthorn, AU)

D/197889

04/25/2006

01/21/2004

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Arnos Australia PTY LTD (Cheltenham, AU)

D19/90

(IPC1-7): 1902

206/425, D19/86, D8/395, D19/91, D19/78, 24/67.5, 211/50, 24/67R, 24/563, D19/90, D6/318, 24/562, 24/67.11, D19/88, 24/67.7, D19/65, D19/87, D19/95, 312/184, 223/91, D6/513, 402/14, 24/546, 24/547, 24/552, 229/67.2, 24/67.1, 211/113, 24/67.3, 24/67.9, D19/92, 206/215, 24/564, 211/46, D6/319

3221892	Holder for sheet-like material	December, 1965	Morcheles et al.	211/48
3308831	Clamp device	March, 1967	Kritske	129/16.7
3364528	SHEET CLAMPS	January, 1968	Fletcher	24/66
3891093	Clamping device	June, 1975	Petrie	211/46
3896526	Friction binder having variable clamping forces	July, 1975	Joiner	24/67.1
4147257	Device for joining consolidated lamellar material	April, 1979	Zippel	211/45
4503979	Two piece clamp binder	March, 1985	Morand	211/45
4620635	Support structure for vertical filing systems	November, 1986	Morand	211/47
4836389	Self-locking cam lever	June, 1989	Poulton	211/45
4921506	Clamp assembly	May, 1990	Poulton	24/67.1
5197791	Drawer with trim shape	March, 1993	Domenig	312/348.1
5590765	Hanger support for garment bag comprising a latching device with a front plate	January, 1997	London	206/289
D384106	Paper clip	September, 1997	Shinya	D19/65
D407749	File clip	April, 1999	Griffin	D19/65
6862780	Clamps	March, 2005	Henry	24/536

Veynar, Caron D.

Albert, Elizabeth

Seed Intellectual Property Law Group PLLC

CLAIM

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

FIG. 1 is a perspective view of the clamp for holding documents, drawings, plans and the like within a storage/filing system, the clamp jaws being shown in a closed position;

FIG. 2 is a view from one end with part of an end cap cut away to better illustrate the profile of the jaws as seen at that end;

FIG. 3 is an opposite end view;

FIG. 4 is an end view showing the jaws in an open position;

FIG. 5 is a top plan view;

FIG. 6 is a front elevational view;

FIG. 7 is a rear elevational view; and,

FIG. 8 is a bottom plan view.

The broken lines in the figures are for illustrative purposes only and form no part of the claimed design.