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Allison W Katzman

from Seattle, WA
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Also known as:
Abbey Katzman, Allison Katcman, Kerri Ronne
Phone and address:
1435 E John St, Seattle, WA 98112
(206) 708-6116
Related to:
Marissa M Woodhouse, 29Gunnar D Woodhouse, 25Thomas M Woodhouse, 62Abby R Katzman, 63Allison R Woodhouse, 30Robert L KatzmanRaymond H Woodhouse, 39
Connected to:
Adam Katzman, 51Alison B Katzman, 62Jhodi Katzman, 65Kallie Katzman, 39Kevin D Katzman, 55Lisa Katzman, 59Marilyn M Katzman, 80Matthew A Katzman, 42Paula Katzman, 51Rita L Katzman, 75

Allison Katzman Phones & Addresses

  • 1435 E John St, Seattle, WA 98112 (206) 708-6116
  • 616 24Th St, Seattle, WA 98112 (206) 708-6116
  • Chicago, IL
  • 609 Michigan Ave, Evanston, IL 60202 (847) 864-6768 (847) 864-6793
  • 609 Michigan Ave #1, Evanston, IL 60202 (847) 864-6768
  • 616 24Th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112 (815) 468-1286

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Position: Self employed

Education

Degree: Associate degree or higher

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Location:
United States

Publications

Us Patents

Method Of Making A Permanent Doll Wig

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US Patent:
46741690, Jun 23, 1987
Filed:
Feb 7, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/827344
Inventors:
Allison W. Katzman - Chicago IL
Rouben T. Terzian - Chicago IL
Jeffrey D. Breslow - Highland Park IL
Assignee:
Marvin Glass & Associates - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B23P 1100
B32B 708
US Classification:
29432
Abstract:
A method of making a permanently attached doll wig integrating a high pile, backed piece of material and strands of synthetic doll hair rooted through both the material and the doll head. Initially, the material is attached to the doll head pile side down by a line of stitching. The material is then folded over and held in place by an adhesive and permanently secured by rooting strands of synthetic doll hair through both the material and the doll head. Rooting some synthetic doll hair directly into the doll head adjacent to, but beyond, the edges of the material, obscures the edges.

Card Matching Apparatus Including Dispenser

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US Patent:
39530272, Apr 27, 1976
Filed:
Feb 12, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/549433
Inventors:
Allison W. Katzman - Chicago IL
Gordon A. Barlow - Skokie IL
Assignee:
Marvin Glass & Associates - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A63F 900
US Classification:
273 1R
Abstract:
A game apparatus for use by two or more players. The game apparatus includes a set of playing cards having different indicia on at least some of the cards, and a set of chips having indicia on at least some of the chips which is identical to the indicia on one of the playing cards for matching with the cards during the play of the game. The game includes a chip dispenser for dispensing one of the chips successively to the players of the game from a stack of chips the order of which is unobservable by the players. The chips are "purchased" with one of a plurality of simulated coins which are acquired by the players according to the dictates of the game. The dispensing device is in the form of a toy truck and includes a signalling device which produces an audible signal when one of the coins is inserted through a slot in the top of the toy truck.

Toy

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US Patent:
50260545, Jun 25, 1991
Filed:
Jul 18, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/553582
Inventors:
John D. Osher - Shaker Heights OH
Allison W. Katzman - Chicago IL
Mark Luecke - Chicago IL
John R. Wildman - North Riverside IL
Assignee:
Cap Toys, Inc. - Bedford Heights OH
International Classification:
A63B 3706
A63B 4500
A63B 3708
US Classification:
273 58A
Abstract:
A resiliently deformable toy ball which is soft and supple and provides an intriguing relaxing feeling when squeezed, and which possesses a low rebound percentage due to its resiliently deformable nature. The ball has a highly plasticized polymeric core which is resiliently deformable due to its highly plasticized state. The polymeric core is encased in a flexible polymer shell and both the core and the flexible shell are further encased in a strechable fabric outer cover.

Veterinary Playset With Panels For Decoration

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US Patent:
D3960714, Jul 14, 1998
Filed:
Jul 11, 1997
Appl. No.:
D/073464
Inventors:
Allison Katzman - Evanston IL
Randall Jon Klimpert - Wilmette IL
Dianne Elizabeth Lauble - Chicago IL
Michael John Lichodziejewski - Schamuburg IL
Craig Dennis Sellers - Chicago IL
Paula Yurkovic - Chicago IL
Assignee:
Meyer/Glass Design, Ltd. - Chicago IL
International Classification:
2101
US Classification:
D21109

Toy Figures With Flexible Hair Inserts

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US Patent:
46262253, Dec 2, 1986
Filed:
Feb 8, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/699833
Inventors:
Allison W. Katzman - Chicago IL
Donald A. Rosenwinkel - Oak Park IL
Harry Disko - South Barrington IL
Assignee:
Marvin Glass & Associates - Chicago IL
International Classification:
A63H 300
A63H 344
US Classification:
446394
Abstract:
A toy horse figure with a generally hollow body of plastic is provided with a soft flexible mane and tail. The flexible strands of the mane are secured to a foldable membrane, adjacent to, but inward of, a relief decorated edge along each foldable side. When compressed and inserted into an elongated slot formed by recesses in mating shells of the body the decorated relief obscures both the opening and the attachment of the flexible strand. Posts used to secure mating shell halves of the body pass through apertures in the foldable membrane to secure it against removal. For the tail, flexible strands are inserted into an opening in a compressible grommet which in turn is inserted into an opening formed in the body with a decorated relief on the outer flange obscuring the opening and the attachment of the tail strands.

Arts And Crafts Molding Device

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US Patent:
40508757, Sep 27, 1977
Filed:
Dec 4, 1975
Appl. No.:
5/637729
Inventors:
Allison W. Katzman - Chicago IL
Albert G. Keller - Chicago IL
Assignee:
Marvin Glass & Associates - Chicago IL
International Classification:
B29C 504
US Classification:
425429
Abstract:
A device and method for use in the art or craft of molding hollow artistic objects from thermoplastic molding material, such as wax. The molding device includes a frame with a vertical stationary, circular gear rack secured thereto. A crank driven shaft is journaled through the frame in a position concentric with the rack. A yoke-like mold carrier is secured to the end of the shaft for rotation therewith. A mold holder is, in turn, mounted on the mold carrier for rotation about an axis generally perpendicular to the crank shaft axis between the yoke arms of the mold carrier. The mold holder has a shaft projecting through one of the yoke arms of the mold carrier and is secured to and driven with a disc gear, which is enmeshed with the gear rack. As the crank is turned to rotate the mold carrier, the disc gear rides on the gear rack and rotates the mold holder. In operation, a mold in the form of a pair of mating mold halves providing a mold cavity is supplied with molten thermoplastic material, assembled, and mounted on the mold holder.

School Playset With Panels For Decoration

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US Patent:
D3989437, Sep 29, 1998
Filed:
Jul 11, 1997
Appl. No.:
D/073382
Inventors:
Allison Katzman - Evanston IL
Randall Jon Klimpert - Wilmette IL
Dianne Elizabeth Lauble - Chicago IL
Michael John Lichodziejewski - Schaumburg IL
Craig Dennis Sellers - Chicago IL
Paula Yurkovic - Chicago IL
Assignee:
Meyer/Glass Design, Ltd. - Chicago IL
International Classification:
2101
US Classification:
D21109

Country Store Playset With Panels For Decoration

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US Patent:
D3948862, Jun 2, 1998
Filed:
Jul 11, 1997
Appl. No.:
D/073386
Inventors:
Allison Katzman - Evanston IL
Randall Jon Klimpert - Wilmette IL
Dianne Elizabeth Lauble - Chicago IL
Michael John Lichodziejewski - Schamuburg IL
Craig Dennis Sellers - Chicago IL
Paula Yurkovic - Chicago IL
Assignee:
Meyer/Glass Design, Ltd. - Chicago IL
International Classification:
2101
US Classification:
D21109
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