Goal post

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2002-12-23

2004-12-21

Hyder, Philip S. (Department: 2912)

Games, toys, and sports goods

Sports equipment

Goal

Design Patent

active

D0500105

CLAIM:
The ornamental design for a goal post, as shown and described.

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