Bottles and jars – Miscellaneous
Reexamination Certificate
2005-03-15
2005-03-15
Weaver, Sue A. (Department: 3727)
Bottles and jars
Miscellaneous
C215S011600, C215S012100, C215S395000, C215S399000, C150S901000, C220S737000, C220S739000, C220S890000, C220S903000, C224S148600
Reexamination Certificate
active
06866159
ABSTRACT:
The left arm5is provided on a side face adjacent to the opening23of the body part3. The left arm5is formed of a tubular shaped cloth used for wetsuit in its diameter less than that of the body3. Adjacent to the forefront of the left arm5, a male piece15is sewn on the inside of the arm via a rubber strip16so as the piece to be housed in the left arm5. Adjacent to the forefront of the right arm7, a female piece17is sewn in a similar manner. A user of the holder rolls up the left arm5and the right arm7slightly so as to expose the male piece15and the female piece17therefrom, then the female piece17is inserted into the male piece15so that both pieces are in a locked-state. In this way, the PET bottle holder1is in a suspended state. Hence, during the unengaged state, both the male piece15and the female piece17are accommodated respectively in the left arm and the right arm.
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Felissimo Corporation
Nixon & Peabody LLP
Studebaker Donald R.
Weaver Sue A.
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