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Classification Order 1854 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Patent and Trademark Office CLASSIFICATION ORDER 1854 February 7, 2006 Project No. Z-6906 Art Unit Ex'r Search Class Subclass Room No. Abolished: 2 8 3765 RDN 00B15 Established: 2 8.1 - 8.8 3765 RDN 00B15 The following classes are impacted by this project: Class(es): 57, 428 This order includes the following: A. CLASSIFICATION MANUAL CHANGES B. LISTING OF PRINCIPAL SOURCE OF ESTABLISHED AND DISPOSITION OF ABOLISHED PAGES C. CHANGES TO THE U.S. – I.P.C. CONCORDANCE D. DEFINITION CHANGES U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Patent and Trademark Office CLASSIFICATION ORDER 1854 February 7, 2006 Project No. Z-6906 Project Leader(s): Robert Craig Project Classifier(s): Robert Craig Examiner(s): Rodney Lindsey Editor: Elma La Touche Editorial Assistant: Patty Randolph ................. .. ... ... ... .. .. g., ....................... .. ..... .. ..... .. CLASS 2 APPAREL FEBRUARY 2006 MI SCELLANEOUS 417 Including adjustment for wearer' s head 455 GUARD OR PROTECTOR size 456 . Body cover 418 . For circumference of crown 457 . Hazardous material body cover 419 And height of crown 458 . Thermal body cover 420 . By plural-part rigging . Astronaut , s body cover 421 . Including helmet-retention means .. Having relatively rotatable coaxial 422 With article-attaching means coupling component 423 And ears .. Having convoluted component 424 And face . Aviator ' s body cover 425 . Sport headgear Underwater diver s body cover . Eye shields (e. g., hoodwinks or . Having an insulation layer blinds, etc. Having a garment closure (e. Hat or cap attachments zipper, fabric with hooks and . Hand or body supported loops that fasten together, etc. Shades 459 . Shoulder protector . Spectacle attachments 460 . Strap protector 426 . Goggles 461 . Both shoulders 427 . Included in shield for face 462 Vest type 428 . wi th seal for face 463 . Chest protector 429 . And detachable face plate 464 Abdomen protector 430 And wide-angle lens 465 . Side impact torso protector 431 Included in shield for eyes 466 . Groin protector 432 . Having antiglare shield or lens 467 Back protector 433 By limited-view opening . Penetration resistant 434 . Having lens-cover plate 410 . For wearer s head 435 . Having anti fog shield or lens . Insect repelling 436 . By ventilation of shield . Firemen' s helmets 437 . Via tortuous air path Aviator' s helmet 438 . Wi th movable element external Having article attaching means 439 . Having uni tary frame .. Having eye shield (e. g., goggles, 440 With seal (e. g., cup) for each eye visor, etc. 441 Detachable lens-mounting Plural shields 442 . Having frame for each eye Pivotal shield 443 Detachable lens-mounting . Soldier' s (i. e., ground based trooper) 444 thin a goggle helmet . Suspended wi . Having eye shield 445 . Connected at center 446 . By nose-rest . Having movable mechanical energy 447 . Having absorbing means (e. g ., spring, wide-angle lens etc. ) 448 Including temple element Heat resistant 449 And side shield * 8. High temperature 450 And connection to frame * 8. Mask, shield or hood for welder 451 . pi voted side shield (EPO) 452 . On head band * 8. With movable shutter, e. g., filter 453 On horizontal pivot disc or actuating means therefor 454 Foldable or collapsible (EPO) Face * 8. And movable polarizing filter disc 468 Neck protector (EPO) . Hand or arm * 8. With two windows, one for viewing . Handle or rein attachments and one for use during the . Boxing gloves welding process (EPO) . Baseball * 8. With supply or suction of gas, air gloves or smoke inside or outside the Hand pads welding hood (EPO) Finger cots or protectors * 8. Use of particular optical filter Leg (EPO) . Trouser attachments * 8. with variable transmission (EPO) . Knee pads or rests 411 . Including energy-absorbing means BODY BRACES AND SUPPORTS 412 . By diverse laminae . Shoulder and back 413 By fluid-containing cushion . Shoulder 414 . By interior pads GARMENT PROTECTORS 415 Including neck pad . Skirts 416 . By suspension rigging # Title Change ~ Indent Change * Newly Established Subclass & posi tion Change ........ ... .... ... ......... ... .... ... .... CLASS 2 APPAREL FEBRUARY 2006 GARMENT PROTECTORS . Front closures . Aprons . Linings 49. Infant' s bib Collars 49. Having pocket for receiving debris or .. Springs article 100 . Fasteners 49. Having fastener for attachment to 101 . Putting-on accessories tray or table 102 . Vests 49. Multilayer 103 . Combined with shirt or dickey 49. Removable layer . Waists . Barbering 104 Nursing Workmen 105 . Dress . Ties and supports 106 . Blouses Armpit shields 107 . Garment supporting . Combined with garments 108 . Jacket type . Body supported 109 . Underwear Dress-attaching features 110 . Corset covers . Frames 111 .. Infants Methods of making 112 . Garment supporting . Sleeve . Shirts . Collar or cuff 113 . Undergarments . Stocking 114 Bed garments . Knee 115 Men' s outer garments Try-on hat linings 116 . Wi th attached collars BURIAL GARMENTS 117 With garment supporters FUR GARMENTS 118 . Bosom structure Muffs 119 Detachable BATHING GARMENTS 120 . Supporters and protectors . Caps 121 . Overlaps BODY GARMENTS 122 Yokes, patches, and facing 69. Bag type 123 Cuffs . Union type 124 Detachable . Separable 125 .. Sleeves Skirted 126 Detachable . Combined bifurcated 127 Neckbands Convertible bifurcated 128 . Closures . Underwear 129 Collars Dresses 130 . Combined with neckties Children' 131 . Soft fold type waistband: adjustable or elastic 132 . Supporters Bifurcated 133 . Women , swear Men ' s outer shirts 134 . Supporters 78. Underwear 135 . Waterproof 78. Having seat or crotch opening 136 . Paper 78. Having elastic portion (e. g., band, panel, etc. 137 Necktie-engaging devices 138 . Easy- slide structure 78. Having garment fastener 139 Attaching to shirts . Trousers and overalls Children 140 .. Ends 141. Wi th closure Heat resistant 141. Expandable or extendable . Water resistant 142 . Bindings . Bed garments 143 . Blanks and processes . Hooded 144 Neckties . Overcoats 145 Attaching features . Convertible to bifurcated 146 . Cut- fabric type . Waterproof 147 . Kni t- fabric type . Capes 148 . Knot . Convertible structure tents 149 Made up . Sweaters Mufflers 150 ... Four- in hand type 151 . Bow type . Back and chest protectors 152. .. Form . Coats 153 Four- in hand type . Hunters , and special-article carrying . Combined with vest or shirt # Title Change ~ Indent Change * Newly Established Subclass & Position Change .......... .. .. .. ' - .......... .... .. g., g., CLASS 2 APPAREL FEBRUARY 2006 BODY GARMENTS 182. with perforated or slotted sweat or Neckties head engaging member . Knot structure 182. Coil spacer Form 182. Coextensi vely transversely grooved 154 Bow type spacer 155 . Band structure 182. Tongue, stud or block spacer 156 Attachments 182. Through-passaged spacer 157 . End structure 182. Perforated HAND OR ARM COVERINGS 183 Head size adjustment 158 Mittens 184 . Sewing 159 . Gloves 184. Wi th external air deflector or weather 160 Attachments guard for crown opening 161.1 . Sports glove 174 Toilet 202 . Hoods 161. 2 For golf With mufflers 161. 3 Having high friction outer surface 203 (e. g., friction pad, tenacious 204 . Bonnet type coating, tackified, etc. 205 . Helmet type 161. 4 . Having a hook and loop type wrist 206 . Face coverings closure 207 . Scarfs and veils 161. 5 For fishing, archery, or riflery 208 Muffs 161. 6 . Work glove 209 Ear 161. Medical glove 209. Convertible 161. 8 . Having high friction outer surface 209. Head covering includes a crown and (e. g., friction pad, tenacious outwardly extending visor (e. coating, tackified, etc. baseball cap, etc. 162 Wrists 209. Combined wi th diverse article 163 . Fingers 209. With article of toiletry (e. 164 . Linings mirror, cosmetics, etc. 165 Welts 209. Wi th interrupted crown 166 . Staying 209. Wi th superposed or inset band 167 Materials 209. Inserted perforated or mesh section 168 .. Rubber 209. wi th perforation 169 . Patterns and processes 175. Having crown and horizontally extending 170 Wristlets brim (e. g., hat, etc. 171 HEAD COVERINGS 175. Brim edge binding 171. 01 Mortarboard or graduation type 175. Having exterior crown engaging band or 171. 02 Conical (e. g., dunce cap, witches ' hat, trim etc. ) 175. Having a shape retaining internal form g., plate, wire frame, crease 171. 03 Collapsible (e. g., umbrella type, (e. etc. ) retainer, etc. 171. 04 . Tam- shanter type 175. For brim 171. Separable crown section type 175. Having detachable weather guard . Having hanger or guard cord 171. Wi th therapeutic device, medicament, or 175. perfume 175. Straw 171.3 With forced air circulator 175. Felt 171. 4 . wi th movable closure for opening 195. Having crown and horizontally extending 171. Flexible material closure visor (e. g., baseball cap, etc. 171. Crown fold type 195. Adjustable 171. Movable along crown surface 195. Elastic portion 171. Endless band type 195. with cooperating mechanical coupling 172 . Flapped 195. Having shape retaining internal form (e. g., plate, wire frame, etc. 173 . Wi th masks 195. For visor 173. with outward bulge in crown 195. Having upturned and close fitting th sweats or other supplementary head rim, 181 . Wi brim, or visor . engaging member 195. Knitted or crocheted 181. 2 Discontinuous contact 200. Of particular, peculiar material 181. 4 . Removable or retractable 200. Rubber 181. 6 with perforated or slotted sweat or head engaging member 200. Paper or cardboard NETHER GARMENTS 181. 8 Transversely grooved head engaging member 210 Bustles 182. Crown spacing 182. Removable or retractable
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