| 序号 | 专利名 | 申请号 | 申请日 | 公开（公告）号 | 公开（公告）日 | 发明人 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Decorative Mask | US11689748 | 2007-03-22 | US20080229481A1 | 2008-09-25 | Chia-Ching Yeh; Mao-Shan Yeh |
| The present invention discloses a decorative mask including a mask and a head-mounted member. The mask applicable for covering the face of a user has two first fasteners installed on an inner lateral side of the mask. The head-mounted member applicable to be worn at the head of the user has two second fasteners corresponding to the first fasteners, and the second fasteners are applicable for engaging or disengaging the first fasteners. | ||||||
| 102 | Decorative face mask for use at sporting events | US10958840 | 2004-10-05 | US20050066402A1 | 2005-03-31 | Neal Reitz |
| There is provided a decorative mask for a face of a user wearing a head-wear. The decorative mask includes a mask body. A fastener strap is elongated from the mask body. This fastener strap has two end portions which are adapted to extend through the head-wear and be attached with each other. By attaching such end portions through the head-wear, the mask body can be desirably disposed over the face of the user. | ||||||
| 103 | Decorative face mask for use at sporting events | US10666395 | 2003-09-18 | US06817036B1 | 2004-11-16 | Neal M. Reitz |
| There is provided a decorative mask for a face of a user wearing a head-wear. The decorative mask includes a mask body. A fastener strap is elongated from the mask body. This fastener strap has two end portions which are adapted to extend through the head-wear and be attached with each other. By attaching such end portions through the head-wear, the mask body can be desirably disposed over the face of the user. | ||||||
| 104 | Coaster mask and method for assembling same | US10189115 | 2002-07-03 | US20040003446A1 | 2004-01-08 | Andrew MacDonald |
| A novelty face mask is assembled from one or two coasters and a conventional drinking straw. One embodiment of the coaster is of generally circular shape with a linear slot proximate the outer edge, such slot defining a tab on the coaster that can be inserted into one end of the straw and a peephole strategically located so as to accommodate a user's eye. Two such coasters can be used with one straw, and in this case, both tabs are inserted together into the straw's end. The two coasters will normally be covered with a complementary design such that the assemblage of the coasters and the straw creates a novelty face mask, which may be promotional, celebratory, or of some other theme. A method for assembling such masks and the resulting masks are disclosed. | ||||||
| 105 | Segmental face mask | US09304948 | 1999-05-04 | USRE38246E1 | 2003-09-16 | Arnold S. Leonard; Joseph G. Bilek; James L. Kruse |
| The present invention is a face mask suitable for application to a skin surface of a person's face, the face mask comprising a plurality of facial mask segments at least one facial mask segment of resilient polymeric foam, each segment conformable to at least a portion of the surface of the person's face and including a first surface, a second surface and a shaped peripheral margin, an adhesive attachment, suitable for use on the first surface of each segment and suitable for attaching the segment to the person's skin; and a decoration, suitable for application on the second surface of each segment, for decorating the face mask; wherein the plurality of facial mask segments cover substantially all at least one facial mask segment covers at least a portion of the surface of the skin of the person's face. | ||||||
| 106 | Hair ring or hair strip with doll mask | US09747989 | 2000-12-27 | US06505351B2 | 2003-01-14 | Chia-Ching Yeh |
| A hair ring or hair strip with a doll mask is formed by a hair ring, a plastic mask, and two plastic ears. After assembling the three components, surface layers are adhered to the inner and outer surfaces of the mask. The nose bridge at the center of the mask and the edge of the ears are installed with a plurality of enhancing trenches, and a plurality of slender metal wires are embedded into the trenches. An edge of the ear is added with a bank of slots, thereby, as the ear is bent, no wrinkle generates to appear a bad appearance. An elastic cord can be further added to the hair ring or forehead of the mask so as to be more stable and prevent from fall down after being worn. The present invention can be worn for a longer time without feeling of pressure. | ||||||
| 107 | Fabric costume with exterior molded flexible three-dimensional components for partially receiving and masking at least one body portion | US245491 | 1999-02-05 | US6061830A | 2000-05-16 | Alan Geller |
| A multi-component costume for at least partially masking a contoured anterior portion of the body includes a first component consisting of a fabric foundation garment for receiving and substantially fully covering the contoured body portion. The second component consists of at least one molded flexible three-dimensional member configured to at least partially receive and cover or mask an anterior surface of the contoured body portion. The second component defines an external, generally convex surface provided with exterior decoration to simulate a desired appearance and an interior generally concave surface forming a three-dimensional cavity having a configuration substantially corresponding to a portion of the contoured body intended or desired to be covered or masked. At least a portion of the fabric foundation garment normally covering the contoured body portion intended or desired to be covered or masked is attached to the interior generally concave surface, such as with adhesive. The molded flexible three-dimensional member closely follows the wearer's contoured body portion to provide the appearance that the exterior decoration corresponds to the exterior surface of the wearer's contoured body portion, while the fabric foundation garment serves to enhance the comfort to the wearer by serving as an intermediate barrier that prevents contact between the skin of the wearer and the molded flexible member. | ||||||
| 108 | Versatile costume system | US204453 | 1998-12-03 | US6041436A | 2000-03-28 | Warren J. Keen |
| A versatile costume system is provided including a body suit with a plurality of fasteners mounted thereon. Also included is a plurality of unique masks each adapted to be worn by a user. A plurality of resilient decorative plates are equipped with fasteners that are adapted to be removably attached to those of the body suit. It should be noted that the decorative plates each match one of the masks. | ||||||
| 109 | Process and apparatus for making photorealistic masks and masks made thereby | US895444 | 1997-07-16 | US5906005A | 1999-05-25 | Wayne F. Niskala; Richard A. Simon; Joseph A. Manico; W. Patrick Fricke; Kristine A. Moon |
| A method of making a mask representing a photographic subject includes the steps of: simultaneously capturing a front and two side face views of the subject using a single camera and a pair of mirrors, one mirror on each side of the subject's head; forming a digital image of the captured front and side views; digitally processing the digital image by mirroring the two side views and blending the two side views with the front view to form a blended image; and transferring the blended image to a head sock. | ||||||
| 110 | Decorative mask assembly | US808983 | 1997-02-19 | US5787508A | 1998-08-04 | Ruben D. Gattamorta |
| A decorative mask assembly having a first and a second flexible material panel, and at least one perimeter securement segment defined generally about a perimeter of the first and second flexible material panels so as to define an interior chamber structured to receive and contain a quantity of a gas therein. The assembly further including a plurality of interior securement segments defined between the first and second flexible material panels and which at least partially defining a plurality of interior compartments in the interior chamber. The plurality of interior securement segments and the plurality of interior compartments defined thereby are structured and disposed relative to one another so as to define a predetermined, three-dimensional, ornamental, exterior surface configuration in the second flexible material panel, that corresponds a desired three dimensional depiction, and to provide shape defining stiffness to the first and second flexible material panels upon introduction and containment of the gas in the interior compartments, and to define an interior surface contour of the first flexible material panel that substantially conforms to a curvature of the user's face as the mask assembly is structured to be oriented and maintained in a generally vertical plane, in confronting relation to the user's face. | ||||||
| 111 | Segmental face mask | US812538 | 1997-03-07 | US5765231A | 1998-06-16 | Arnold S. Leonard; Joseph G. Bilek; James L. Kruse |
| The present invention is a face mask suitable for application to a skin surface of a person's face, the face mask comprising a plurality of facial mask segments of resilient polymeric foam, each segment conformable to at least a portion of the surface of the person's face and including a first surface, a second surface and a shaped peripheral margin, an adhesive attachment, suitable for use on the first surface of each segment and suitable for attaching the segment to the person's skin; and a decoration, suitable for application on the second surface of each segment, for decorating the face mask; wherein the plurality of facial mask segments cover substantially all of the surface of the skin of the person's face. | ||||||
| 112 | Reflective novelty mask having transparent strips | US467220 | 1995-06-06 | US5619753A | 1997-04-15 | Lawrence E. Van Cort |
| A reflective novelty mask is presented. The mask has somewhat of an oval shape, more specifically the mask has a shape which roughly follows the contour of a human face. Alternating horizontal reflective and transparent strips of about equal width are defined within an outer frame. A variety of accessories are provided to be attached to mask. By way of example animal shape parts may be employed as the accessories. Also, the accessories may include accessories for famous people as well as for objects (e.g., a tree). A clip is also provided to allow a user to customizes and created their own accessories. | ||||||
| 113 | Facial mask and method | US188670 | 1994-01-27 | US5465427A | 1995-11-14 | Rodney M. Shields |
| A mask body of semi-rigid material having a plurality of holes through the body which permit visibility and breathability. The inner surface of the mask body is of a dark color so as not to impair the vision of the wearer. The outer surface of the mask is preferably painted with a desired image or a solid color. The holes can be made in the body before or after the body forming process. The mask can be covered with different materials for different visual and textural effects. For example, the mask could be partially or fully covered with hair, fur, fabric, appendages, paint or other finishes. The mask could be reversible if desired, and it could have a rotatable mask body on the whole head and the head can be rotatable on the head or have spinning effects on the head or other desired effects. | ||||||
| 114 | Method and apparatus for forming a stylized, three-dimensional object | US968819 | 1992-10-30 | US5280305A | 1994-01-18 | Marshall M. Monroe; Steven G. Goldstein |
| The current invention provides a device that produces a three-dimensional object with custom art work from an electronic signal. More particularly, the preferred implementation is a device for making masquerade-type masks, and includes a digital camera that captures a front-on image of an individual's face and converts the captured image to an electronic signal that is downloaded into a personal computer. The computer is utilized to select an image, process that image to remove background, scale the image to correspond to the dimensions and features of a facial die that will be used to mold the mask, and to provide for special effects processing of the selected image. An ink jet plotter is then directed to print the processed image upon thin, flat plastic, which is aligned with the facial features of the die and deformed to skin tight conformance with the die by a vacuum-forming process. The finished mask bears art work, upon its convex exterior, that realistically imitates the face of the individual which served as the model for the mask. | ||||||
| 115 | Method of constructing human-like costume heads | US242024 | 1988-09-08 | US4987615A | 1991-01-29 | Judy E. Massey |
| A method of constructing large human-like costume heads such as caricatures of famous people which includes the steps of sculpting a large block of foam into the rough form of a head to form a sculpted human-like head with a facial portion. The outer portion of the foam block is painted using a desired color scheme. A very thin layer of rubber-like material is applied to the foam block outer surface which seals the foam block but which is sufficiently thin to allow deflection of the foam when squeezed and to provide a texture to the foam that can be felt and which resembles a skin like feeling. | ||||||
| 116 | Integral costume mask and display headgear | US154962 | 1988-04-06 | US4864663A | 1989-09-12 | George A. Horan |
| An integrally formed costume mask, display and headband formed of resilient but stiff material which yields to conform to various head sizes but which is stiff enough to maintain large display erect when worn. When not worn the headgear remains flat. The display portion is not limited to geometry of the headband portion, but may extend to all sides of headband. | ||||||
| 117 | Soft sculpture face mask | US766949 | 1985-08-19 | US4644591A | 1987-02-24 | Mel Goldberg |
| A soft sculpture face mask is extremely lightweight, breatheable and capable of being easily and inexpensively manufactured. The construction of the mask allows for an unlimited variety of face mask designs utilizing basically the same materials. The mask is three-dimensional and, therefore, more realistic than rubber molded masks which, in any event, are hot and uncomfortable to wear. | ||||||
| 118 | Multiple headed costume | US491620 | 1983-05-04 | US4498199A | 1985-02-12 | Mark D. Margolis |
| A comic costume which includes at least a partial poncho-type element for covering at least selected postions of the person wearing the costume, with the poncho extending at least over the shoulders of the person, and a pair of inflatable members arranged respectively one on each shoulder of the poncho, with an opening for the head of the person wearing the costume arranged therebetween. The inflatable members consist of simulated heads which will stand in upright position on the person's shoulders when the same are inflated. The heads are caricatures or the like, and an additional headpiece is provided for the person wearing the costume, and the entire unit will include facial makeup materials, so that the person wearing the costume may decorate his or her face in the same manner that the heads are decorated, so that when the costume is properly worn, it will appear as though the person has three heads. In the particular form shown, both the front and rear surfaces of the inflatable costume heads are decorated in the same manner. | ||||||
| 119 | Costume mask armature | US343429 | 1982-01-28 | US4451933A | 1984-06-05 | Mary L. Seng; Judith A. Wanfried; Robert H. Beisel |
| A universal costume mask armature is disclosed in which a rigid, preferably lattice, infrastructure including skull-shaped cranium and face portion is utilized. The face portion is preferably generally flattened and includes a pair of eye ports. A nose plate between the eye ports forms a continuation of the face and serves to receive and support nose features of a mask mounted on the armature. The face portion also includes a maxilary plate located below the nose plate to receive and support upper lip features of a mask. Use of this armature will enable a very wide range and variety of masks to be interchanged because the construction of the face portion of the armature is designed to support unlimited combinations of nose, eyebrows, beak, etc. without regard to their weight or size. | ||||||
| 120 | Face mask | US667267 | 1976-03-15 | US4027340A | 1977-06-07 | Frederick B. Hadtke |
| A face mask blank, with or without an attached head covering, comprising: lines scored, cut, or impressed into the surface of flat, flexible sheet material, outlining thereon at least two or more concentric geometric figures, such as circles or polygons including squares, pentagons, hexagons, etc., of similar shape and outline but of dissimilar area and size; and a slit cut into the flat, flexible sheet material to the center of the concentric geometric figures, permitting a portion of the geometric figures to be angularly rotated to overlap another portion of the geometric figures, whereby the flat flexible face mask blank is transformed into a three-dimensional configuration having very unusual three-dimensional eye contours, or other three-dimensional human or animal facial or body features, such as a three-dimensional nose, or eyebrows, ears, devils horns, rams or goat horns, rhinocerous horns, elephant tusks, walrus tusks, fangs, etc. Means may also be provided to cover additional portions of the face and head, or even the body, or to hold the three-dimensional face mask in position during use. | ||||||
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