WILLIAM CLARKE
Vehicle Board in Erie, PA

7641199, Jan 5, 2010

Dec 9, 2008

12/316029

William A Clarke - Erie PA, US

A63F 9/00

273330, 3173173, 317329, 317331

A basketball-like member is mounted on one end of a pendulum adapted to swing in an arc about a cylindrical bearing attached to a support extending from a discontinuity of a first side of a partially cylindrical hoop through which the basket-ball member is repetitively swung to score points. A handle on a second opposite side is grasped and the tethered ball manipulated to cause the repetitive arcuate travel through the hoop. A battery-powered counter keeps track of the number of baskets or points scored, at the preference of the player.

6038711, Mar 21, 2000

Apr 7, 1999

9/287778

William A. Clarke - Erie PA

A47K 1102

4449

A potty chair resembling a miniature toilet uses features of appearance and a handle for producing a simulated flushing sound, to attract a toddler, familiarize her/him with the device and remove barriers to its usage. A dual phase reward system including a displayable trophy and a storage cubby hole for prizes such as candy, stickers, and toys, encourage the child to use the device and accelerate the completion of potty training.

7025364, Apr 11, 2006

Dec 23, 2003

10/744519

William A Clarke - Erie PA, US

B62B 7/14

280 87051, 280 4738, 297 5, 297137

A stroller has a pivotable seat which may be latched at any rotational angle desired. In addition, a support tray positioned beneath the seat can be folded into a stored position and the height of the support platform adjusted to accommodate the height of the baby occupying the seat, which permits the stroller to be used as a walker and as a play station.

3941383, Mar 2, 1976

Dec 2, 1974

5/528675

William A. Clarke - Erie PA

A63B 7102

273 95R

A game having a projectile coated with burr type material and a target to which the burr material adheres. In a preferred form the projectile is a ball having two wheel elements intersecting in planes at right angles to each other and provided with burr coated rims. A single wheel element may be used as a dart or slingshot projectile.

3999748, Dec 28, 1976

Apr 22, 1975

5/570509

William A. Clarke - Erie PA

A63B 7102

273 95R

A game of catch for small children using a ball coated with burr material and a mitt or glove with outer faces of material to which the burr material adheres upon contact, a beginner can succeed in catching the ball almost from the start and acquires coordination later useful in baseball.

5935010, Aug 10, 1999

Aug 22, 1997

8/918536

William A. Clarke - Erie PA

A63G 110

472 29

A toddler carousel is formed by providing a rotational base member with a mountable seat such as a pony. Preferably, the seat is mounted in the center of the carousel and can be rocked by the toddler. The rotational base is rotated relative to a stationary base by a motor and, by virtue of bearings positioned between the rotational and stationary bases. Alternatively, the seat may be mounted adjacent the periphery of the carousel to provide the toddler with a more conventional carousel-type ride.

5487705, Jan 30, 1996

Sep 23, 1993

8/126040

William A. Clarke - Erie PA

A63G 110

472 29

An infant entertainment device having a molded plastic seat which rotates a baby carried thereby at a rate of about one rpm relative to a stationary base member. Optionally, the carousel may be equipped with a rheostat capable of varying the rate of rotation between one-half and four rpm. Music is provided by a microchip, for example, or at the option of the operator, the carousel may be operated without music. An optional accessory bar may be provided to support amusement devices in the baby's view.

5660430, Aug 26, 1997

Dec 20, 1995

8/575494

William A. Clarke - Erie PA

A47D 902

297130

An infant entertainment device having a molded plastic receptacle which receives a portable seat or layette, the device rotating a baby carried by the seat at a rate of about one rpm relative to a stationary base member. Optionally, the carousel may be equipped with a cam on the stationary base and a cam-riding rod which engages and rocks the removable seat relative to the molded carrier as the upper portion rotates relative to the stationary base. Music is provided by a microchip, for example, or at the option of the operator, the carousel may be operated without music. A toddler carousel may be formed by providing the rotational base member with a mountable seat such as a pony. Preferably, the pony is mounted in the center of the carousel and can be rocked by the toddler. Alternatively, the pony may be mounted adjacent the periphery of the carousel to provide the toddler with a more conventional carousel-type ride.

6976923, Dec 20, 2005

Oct 27, 2004

10/974600

William A Clarke - Erie PA, US
Pamela J. Clarke - Erie PA, US

A63G001/12

472 19, 472 21

A first embodiment of carousel device provides a bouncer which cannot be tipped over accidentally. Further, a oscillating circuit enables a battery-operated motor to gently oscillate the bouncer through an 80° arc. A pair of retractable rockers are provided on the bottom of the stationary base to afford the baby additional motion while bouncing. A second embodiment provides a straddlable vehicle which a youngster can peddle, a sound circuit being activated by the pedaling as inducement to continue exercising.

4356659, Nov 2, 1982

Apr 17, 1981

6/255229

William A. Clarke - Erie PA

A63H 3300

46 22

A take-apart doll in which the doll's eyes remain closed until the parts of the doll are completely reassembled, at which time the doll's eyes open.