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CLASS DEFINITION This October 2008 CLASSIFICATION DEFINITIONS D3 - 1 CLASS D3, TRAVEL GOODS AND PERSONAL D9, Packages and Containers for Goods, sub­ BELONGINGS classes 600 through 762 , 500-575 and sub­ classes 414-433 for disposable-type packaging, SECTION I - CLASS DEFINITION including record jacket; subclass 700 for sew­ ing kit or needle and thread package; sub­ This class provides for design patents claiming orna­ classes 600-681 for simulative bottles and mental designs for: disposable containers; and subclasses 516-575 or generic bottle. 1. Hand-held fans and elements D11, Jewelry, Symbolic Insignia, and Ornaments, subclass 78.1 for moneyclip, subclass 220 for 2. Umbrella, parasols, canes, and crutches apparel-type snap closure or fastener, and sub­ class 221 for apparel-type zipper. 3. Storage containers for hand-sewing-type equipment D12, Transportation, subclass 130 for industrial designs for walkers, subclass 133 for elements 4. Storage containers for shoe shine equipment, includ­ or attachments for walkers, subclass 402 for ing kits bicycle cover, and subclass 417 vehicle visor- attached-type eyeglass holder. 5. Carrier or storage containers for personal belongings D13, Equipment for Production, Distribution, or Transformation of Energy, subclass 168 for 6. Elements and attachments specific to articles in this remote control. class D15, Machines Not Elsewhere Specified, sub­ classes 69 through 76 for sewing machine and subclass 72 for sewing machine cabinet. SECTION II - REFERENCES TO OTHER D16, Photography and Optical Equipment, subclass CLASSES 236 for cartridge for holding photographic slides and subclass 339 for mask strap or cord SEE OR SEARCH CLASS: retainer for attaching to eyeglasses. D2, Apparel and Haberdashery, subclass 614 for D18, Printing and Office Machinery, subclass 11 for glove or hand covering combined with purse or slide rule case. pouch, subclass 839 for vest- or jacket-type D19, Office Supplies; Artists’ and Teachers’ Mate­ multiple holder (e.g., fisherman’s -or photogra­ rials, subclasses 26 through 31 for checkbook pher’s-type vest), subclass 864 for apron-type and subclasses 41-51 for marking instrument. tool, subclass 866 for headwear (e.g., hat) com­ D21, Games, Toys, and Sports Goods, subclasses bined with glasses, and subclass 905 for ath­ 793 through 795 for golf tool and subclass 796 letic shoe combined with pocket. for golf club holder or stand. D4, Brushware, subclass 104 for finger cot, sub­ D22, Arms, Pyrotechnics, Hunting and Fishing class 108 for combined toothbrush and storage Equipment, subclass 104 for pistol, subclass container, and subclass 199 for toothbrush stor­ 107 for quiver, and subclass 118 for sword or age container. hunting knife. D6, Furnishings, subclasses 407 through 635 for D23, Environmental Heating and Cooling; Fluid storage cabinet for reproduction tape, film, or Handling and Sanitary Equipment, subclass disk; and subclass 552 for wall-mounted or 410 for coal basket. fixed-type rack or holder for sports articles. D24, Medical and Laboratory Equipment, subclass D7, Equipment for Preparing or Serving Food or 145 for medical suturing device; and subclass Drink Not Elsewhere Specified, subclasses 224 for medication vessel, such as vile or bot­ 605 through 608 for insulated food or bever­ tle. age container, subclass 619 for beverage con­ D26, Lighting, subclasses 37 through 50 for hand­ tainer holder or serving caddy, and subclass held or body-attached light. 635 for open-type toothpick holder. D27, Tobacco and Smokers’ Supplies, subclasses D8, Tools and Hardware, subclasses 1 through 106 180 through 182 for pipe holder or rack; and for tool, subclasses 300-320 for handle, sub­ subclasses 183-192 for tobacco jar, pouch, or class 382 for generic snap-type closure, and cigarette case. digests 1-10 for handle configurations. October 2008 D3 - 2 CLASSIFICATION DEFINITIONS October 2008 D28, Cosmetic Products and Toilet Articles, sub­ classes 56 through 60 for manicure tools; sub­ 4 Simulative: class 61 for manicure rack, stand, tray, or kit; This subclass is indented under subclass 1. and subclass 76 for soap bar container; and Design that includes an ornamental feature or subclasses 78-84 for compact for cosmetic features that simulate the ornamental appear­ product. ance for another object either as applied orna­ D29, Equipment for Safety, Protection, and Rescue, mentation or form. subclasses 101.1 through 101.4 for harness- type carrier. 5 UMBRELLA OR PARASOL, WALKING D32, Washing, Cleaning, or Drying Machine, sub­ SUPPORT: class 14.1 for shoeshine machine and subclass This subclass is indented under the class defini­ 37 for laundry basket. tion. Design for a collapsible ribbed canopy D34, Material or Article Handling Equipment, sub­ mounted on a central pole or stick manually class 39 for barrel, cask, or drum. used to protect against rain or sun and stick- D99, Miscellaneous, subclasses 34 through 42 for type aid used to stand or walk. coin holder or bank. SEE OR SEARCH CLASS: D12, Transportation, subclass 130 for industrial designs for walkers and SUBCLASSES subclass 133 for elements or attach­ ments for walkers. 1 HAND FAN: This subclass is indented under the class defini­ 6 Simulative: tion. Design for device waved manually to This subclass is indented under subclass 5. create a flow or current of air. Design that includes an ornamental feature or features that simulate the ornamental appear­ (1) Note. Element included in this and in ance of another object either as applied orna­ indented subclasses. mentation or form. SEE OR SEARCH CLASS: 7 Cane or walking support: D23, Environmental Heating and Cooling; This subclass is indented under subclass 5. Fluid Handling and Sanitary Equip­ Design for hand-held stick-type support used to ment, subclasses 370 through 384 for aid standing or walking. power-type fan. (1) Note. Includes swagger stick. 2 Folding: This subclass is indented under subclass 1. SEE OR SEARCH CLASS: Design that includes a provision for bending or D12, Transportation, subclass 130 for sliding into a compact configuration. industrial designs for walkers and subclass 133 for elements or attach­ 3 Simulative: ments for walkers. This subclass is indented under subclass 2. Design that includes an ornamental feature or 8 Underarm support: features that simulate the ornamental appear­ This subclass is indented under subclass 7. ance of another object either as applied orna­ Design for support that extends to the ground mentation or form. from beneath the shoulder at the arm. (1) Note. The search for a hand fan that sim­ (1) Note. Includes crutch. ulates the appearance of another object should also include the appropriate 9 Plural tips: Design Class and subclass(es) for the This subclass is indented under subclass 7. actual object. Design that includes more than one end mem­ ber or cap attachment. Octo1 ber 2008 October 2008 CLASSIFICATION DEFINITIONS D3 - 3 ter for a subsequent subclass or design patent 10 Element or attachment: class. This subclass is indented under subclass 5. Design for parts or accessory-type attachments 14 Simulative: for umbrella, parasol, or walking support. This subclass is indented under subclass 12. Design that includes an ornamental feature or (1) Note. The subject matter in this subclass features that simulate the ornamental appear­ and its indented subclasses must show an ance of another object either as applied orna­ element or an attachment specific to mentation or in form. umbrellas, parasols, etc. Generic-type elements, which could also be used as (1) Note. The search for a hand fan that sim­ elements or attachments for articles in ulates the appearance of another object other Design Classes, are excluded. should also include the appropriate Design Class and subclass(es) for the (2) Note. Element or attachments for this actual object. subject matter subject matter could be included as part of a disclosure that is 15 Animate: directed to a complete article. Accord­ This subclass is indented under subclass 14. ingly, a proper search for an element or Design that includes an ornamental feature or attachment should include a search for features that simulate the ornamental appear­ the complete article. ance for an animal or part of an animal (includ­ ing human animal) either as applied SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUB­ ornamentation or general form. CLASS: 5 through 9, for designs of complete SEE OR SEARCH CLASS: articles which include disclosure of D21, Games, Toys and Sports Goods, sub­ elements. classes 576 through 657 for toy ani­ mal figure. 11 Carrying case or sleeve: This subclass is indented under subclass 10. 16 Offset or asymmetrical: Design for protective cover or container spe­ This subclass is indented under subclass 12. cific for umbrella, parasol, cane, or walking Design that lacks symmetry in general form. support. 17 Tip or ferrule: SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUB­ This subclass is indented under subclass 10. CLASS: Design for cap or ring used to ornament the end 300, for generic sleeve-type carrier or stor­ of an umbrella, parasol, or cane. age container. SEE OR SEARCH CLASS: 12 Handle: D8, Tools and Hardware, subclass 374 for This subclass is indented under subclass 10. furniture-type tip or cap. Design for hand-type support specific to an umbrella, parasol, cane, or walking support. 18 HAND SEWING, KNITTING, AND EMBROIDERY EQUIPMENT: SEE OR SEARCH CLASS: This subclass is indented under the class defini­ D8, Tools and Hardware, subclasses 300 tion. Design for article or accessory for man­ through 320 for handle and digests 1­ ually joining or decorating textile-type material 10 for handle configurations. with thread, yarn, or filament. 13 Combined with diverse article: SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUB­ This subclass is indented under subclass 12. CLASS: Design combined with an article that, if dis­ 280, for sewing machine case. closed separately, would be proper subject mat­ October 2008 D3 - 4 CLASSIFICATION DEFINITIONS October 2008 SEE OR SEARCH CLASS: 26 Work holder: D9, Packages and Containers for Goods, This subclass is indented under subclass 20.
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