Garment, sheet material, or drinking vessel

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2003-01-10

2009-08-25

Sincavage, Joel (Department: 2911)

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D0598660

CLAIM:
The ornamental design for a garment, sheet material, or drinking vessel, as shown and described.

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patent: D37308 (1905-01-01), Hamilton
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patent: D41336 (1911-04-01), Schraubstadter
patent: D51254 (1917-09-01), Burfeind
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patent: D471239 (2003-03-01), Schaller
Internet search (Google) on Sep. 3, 2003 for the term “Hahvahd”, cartalk @cars.com, virtual box 3500 Hahvahd Squayah.
Pages from “The Mergenthaler Type Library: Digital Typeface Directory”, Allied Linotype, pages not numbered, but type names are alphabetically arranged. Similar typefaces are marked.
“HAHVAHD” regional pronunciation for Harvard, p. 5 of 10 from the Princeton University Band halftime show on Oct. 24, 1998 found on the website http://www.princeton.edu/˜puband/halftimes/1998.html, copywright 2000 (Google search for Hahvahd Apr. 29, 2004).
“Hah-vahd” regional pronunciation for Harvard, rating #30 dated Feb. 19, 2001 at RateItAll ratings and reviews of Harvard University at http://www.reteitall.com/showitem.aspx?ItemID=18457&OrderBy=3&pagenum=2 (Google searcg for terms “Hah vahd” Apr. 29, 2004).
Google search for “ha' vad” on Jul. 25, 2004 resulting in website http://kurzweil.mit.edu/archives/VOL—004/ with a machine translation made on May 3, 2001 (TECH V004 S0114 P001) conducted by the applicant and submitted as Exhibit D in interview Jul. 29, 2004.
Google seach for “courier new font” on Jan. 10, 2005 leading to MyFonts.com site with example of the Courier New Bold font noted as first seen at this website on Jan. 1, 2000.
The Tech (MIT newspaper), vol. 110, Issue 37, dated Sep. 25, 1990, article “Why do we play sports at MIT?” by David Rothstein using “ha-vad” as a regional phonetic pronunciation for Harvard, found online Oct. 5, 2007. (“ha-vad” has been circled on the second printed page of the reference printout).

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