201 |
Interlocking knockdown table |
US67260246 |
1946-05-27 |
US2585111A |
1952-02-12 |
GRAUER JACOB G |
|
202 |
Knockdown toy house |
US46999342 |
1942-12-24 |
US2422217A |
1947-06-17 |
BARNES MARY F |
|
203 |
Knockdown shipping case |
US74283534 |
1934-09-05 |
US2018595A |
1935-10-22 |
BLAIR HOLLIS W |
|
204 |
Knockdown form clamp |
US67853333 |
1933-06-30 |
US1962046A |
1934-06-05 |
WILSON ESCA D |
|
205 |
Knockdown shipping crate |
US74573424 |
1924-10-25 |
US1550745A |
1925-08-25 |
REHMAN WILLIAM K |
|
206 |
Knockdown thatch umbrella |
US29475976 |
2013-12-10 |
USD769612S1 |
2016-10-25 |
James Kocher |
|
207 |
Knockdown Multi-Flue Cap |
US13731190 |
2012-12-31 |
US20140187135A1 |
2014-07-03 |
William Edward Bryan, JR.; Brendan Fezuk |
A knock-down multi flue chiming cap that has a collapsible cage and separate cap lid. When the cage is fully collapsed, the cage and lid can be easily and safely transported. |
208 |
Knockdown storage vessel |
US11607588 |
2006-12-01 |
US08087526B2 |
2012-01-03 |
Zach Seth Dovey; Heather Dovey |
A knockdown storage vessel has an internal bladder and external barrel sections. The ends of two barrel sections include a centrally-located bush that can be engaged by a handle so as to secure the barrel sections and allow for rolling transport of the vessel. The vessel barrel sections are dimensioned so as to nest within one another for compact storage. |
209 |
Knockdown speaker |
US09987300 |
2001-11-14 |
US06757402B2 |
2004-06-29 |
Yen-Chen Chan |
A knockdown speaker. The speaker includes a magnetic circuit base, a casing, and a vibration unit. The magnetic circuit base is substantially a hollow body having a central projecting cylinder and fixing holes in its top rim. The vibration unit is composed of a funnel-shaped cone socket and a damper set, which are formed by combining a bottom end and a top end of the vibration unit respectively with a sound ring set or a piece of drum paper. The magnetic circuit base is mounted on the bottom rim of the casing. The vibration unit is jointed with the magnetic circuit base via the sound ring set arranged at the bottom end of the vibration unit to form a consolidated knockdown speaker. |
210 |
Knockdown toy horse |
US880299 |
1986-06-30 |
US4722537A |
1988-02-02 |
Hsu Chau-Pin |
The toy horse is characterized by a rigid structure assembled of components with appropriate tenons and mortises. The structure can facilitate shipment and storage. Erection and dismantling of it can provide interllectual training to children and educate them with basic concepts of organization and structure. It further incorporates casters kept in the bottoms of supporters and which can be extended to contact with the ground to provide a mobile toy. |
211 |
Knockdown catamaran |
US128198 |
1980-03-07 |
US4315475A |
1982-02-16 |
John B. Echols |
A watercraft for use by an individual, for fishing, general recreational or other purposes is disclosed. The craft is formed from a pair of elongate pontoon-type floats and a detachable frame interconnecting the floats in laterally spaced relationship. The frame includes an elevated swivel seat positioned so that an occupant can rest his feet on one of the frame cross bars. This cross bar conveniently forms a mounting for a trolling motor so that the motor controls come readily to the occupant's hands. A particular form of attachment means is also disclosed for releasably connecting the frame to the floats. |
212 |
Knock-down heat storage tank |
US181309 |
1980-08-25 |
US4314602A |
1982-02-09 |
Larry D. Frederick; Richard E. Somers |
A knock-down tank for containing a liquid medium having a bottom panel, multiple side panels and a top panel secured together by fasteners inside the tank and insulated against heat transfer, the tank being made liquid tight by a plastic liner, and the top panel supporting a depending dip tube assembly whose tubes provide the only access to the liquid contained within the liner. |
213 |
Vibrating percussion bit |
US3738435D |
1971-07-29 |
US3738435A |
1973-06-12 |
BRONSON C |
A percussion bit for hard rock formations includes a body having a keyhole shaped slot formed through it which causes the body to vibrate laterally as a tuning fork whenever the bit is impacted. Because of the vibration of the body, hardened inserts mounted in the body form a borehole not only by vertical percussive engagement but also by lateral percussive engagement due to the tuning fork action of the bit and by scraping due to rotation of the bit in the borehole. Passageways extending through the body direct compressed air through the bit to remove drilling debris from the borehole.
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214 |
Knockdown work table |
US20334662 |
1962-06-18 |
US3229824A |
1966-01-18 |
DE CACCIA GODFREY L |
|
215 |
Knockdown toy house |
US2062160 |
1960-04-07 |
US3137967A |
1964-06-23 |
FLIETH WALTER W |
|
216 |
Knockdown stand construction |
US49345655 |
1955-03-10 |
US2789873A |
1957-04-23 |
GONDER LAWTON G |
|
217 |
Toy knockdown vehicle |
US44974154 |
1954-08-13 |
US2722771A |
1955-11-08 |
JULIEN ALBERT E |
|
218 |
Knockdown high chair |
US26705952 |
1952-01-18 |
US2675066A |
1954-04-13 |
OHMAN JOHN L |
|
219 |
Miniature knockdown stove |
US21073751 |
1951-02-13 |
US2639704A |
1953-05-26 |
GILCHRIST JR PETER S |
|
220 |
Chair of knockdown type |
US11610349 |
1949-09-16 |
US2580707A |
1952-01-01 |
UNDERHILL NORMAN R |
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