DR. HERBERT STANLEY CHASE, MD
Osteopathic Medicine at 168 St, New York, NY

4358274, Nov 9, 1982

Sep 4, 1979

6/071916

Herbert S. Chase - New York NY

G09B 116

434205

A game and teaching device construction is described to include a plurality of indicia bearing blocks bound together by a pair of flexible straps. Each block is generally shaped in the form of a solid rectangle whereby a first strap is affixed to each block at one end thereof and a second strap is affixed to each block at the other end thereof. Each block includes front and back faces with one of such faces bearing indicia, for example a plurality of dots, and the other face bearing indicia of the number corresponding to the number of dots on the first described face. When stretched out, the construction is such that pushing the first block will cause the collapse of it and all other blocks in sequence. Furthermore, the construction can be used such that a child is interrogated to associate a number with the number of dots showing on a particular block, with the other face of the block being used to verify the child's answer.

4165579, Aug 28, 1979

Aug 29, 1977

5/828401

Herbert S. Chase - New York NY

A63H 3300

46 13

A toy fashion display mechanism is contained within a fashionable two-compartment carrying case. In one compartment there is positioned a hand-driven turntable on an appropriate support. The turntable is constructed at its circumference to support at least one doll for display movement. A backdrop is positioned toward the rear so that the clothes on the doll may be changed while hidden from those viewing the display. The other compartment contains storage space for at least one doll and pop-up furniture to hold a selection of clothing.

4883443, Nov 28, 1989

Sep 12, 1988

7/242561

Herbert S. Chase - New York NY

A63H 352, A63H 3300

446478

A collapsible play structure, such as a doll house, is formed with a base unit having storage means, such as drawers, located therein. A pair of opposed parallel and upright side wall panels, are pivotly mounted to the base, and a plurality or horizontal panels are pivotly mounted to and between the side walls to form the floors and ceilings of the unit. A front wall panel extends upwardly between the side walls and is pivotly attached to the front edge of one of the horizontal panels. Lock means are provided on the horizontal panels and on the front wall panel to removably join the horizontal and front wall panels together to permit the structure to be retained in the upright and upstanding position.

D267762, Feb 1, 1983

Oct 17, 1980

6/197924

Herbert S. Chase - New York NY

D0604, D0702

D 6113

4168573, Sep 25, 1979

Dec 12, 1977

5/859348

Herbert S. Chase - New York NY

B43L 1300

33 1K

A copying easel for copying three-dimensional objects including a support frame, a copy frame rotatably attached to the support frame and an open sighting awning rotatably attached to the support frame. The copy frame is constructed to cooperate with the support frame to support the device during use and includes a rigid, transparent copy base material over which is placed a removable, transparent, flexible copying medium upon which the copy is made. The sighting awning defines a sighting opening to view the object through the transparent copying medium and the transparent copy base. The awning further has sufficient thickness to block the vision of the unused eye and has two positioned indentations to accommodate the nose of the user depending upon which eye is to be used.