Marcella Katz

US Patent:

8176658, May 15, 2012

Filed:

Feb 10, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/454976

Inventors:

Marcella Miriam Katz - La Jolla CA, US

International Classification:

A43B 3/24
A43B 23/00
A43B 3/12

US Classification:

36100, 36136, 36 115

Abstract:

A shoe, including a sandal, with a transparent plastic film visible display within a permanent pouch or detachable showcase, constructed to receive, retain and display interchangeable inserts. Insert array blanks provide for Do It Yourself heat or pressure sensitive adhesive applications or can be Pre Customized fashion designs, both with quick and easy in and out insertion and replacement to match or coordinate with a variety of fashionable ensembles. The pouch or detachable showcase is mounted on the shoe in a manner which retains the insert in a substantially constant position while the wearer of the shoe is walking.

US Patent:

20120222330, Sep 6, 2012

Filed:

Mar 30, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/506158

Inventors:

Marcella Miriam Katz - La Jolla CA, US

International Classification:

A43B 3/24
A43B 3/12

US Classification:

36100

Abstract:

Women's shoes with a lift-off top showcase for interchangeable designer inserts, where the showcase is attached to a strip which is disposed directly above and is longitudinally aligned along a center of a sole of said shoe, and where an upper end of said strip is attached at a first attachment point on a strap which encircles an upper portion of a woman's ankle, and a lower end of said strip is attached at a second attachment point at a forefoot retaining band located at a forefoot portion of the shoe.

US Patent:

20120260529, Oct 18, 2012

Filed:

May 17, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/506831

Inventors:

Marcella Miriam Katz - La Jolla CA, US

International Classification:

A43B 3/24
A43B 23/24

US Classification:

36100

Abstract:

Women's shoes with a detachable pouch or detachable lift-off top showcase for interchangeable designer inserts, where the detachable pouch or detachable showcase is in the form of a strip which is disposed directly above and is longitudinally aligned along a center of a sole of said shoe, and where an upper end of said strip is attached at a first attachment point on a strap which encircles a portion of a woman's ankle, and a lower end of said strip is attached at a second attachment point at a forefoot retaining band located at a forefoot portion of the shoe.

US Patent:

D2479320, May 23, 1978

Filed:

May 26, 1976

Appl. No.:

5/690351

Inventors:

Marcella M. Katz - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

D0204

US Classification:

D 2265

US Patent:

46405291, Feb 3, 1987

Filed:

Sep 16, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/776759

Inventors:

Marcella M. Katz - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

B42D 1900

US Classification:

281 5

Abstract:

Flexible non-distortable handcraft sheet materials, including needlework fabrics, adaptable for receiving printed designs, patterns, photographs and craft instructional information and the methodology for producing the materials with the designs, patterns and photographs and instructional information printed thereon. Material alignment and feed features are located along the parallel edges of the materials for moving same through a computer-directed printer. In accordance with the methodology visual information in the form of designs, patterns, photographs, flat art work, still objects, live objects, etc. is converted into digital information through a digitizer with the digitized image information thereafter fed to a computer for manipulation and editing by software and keyboard direction and for conversion to visual image information for CRT display and for utilization by a computer printer as imprinted graphic information. The flexible handcraft sheet materials bearing printer feed features include: paper and paper laminates; leather, suede, simulated leather, paper-leather and plastic-leather laminates; paper-thin woods, wood veneers and wood alminates with paper or plastic; laminates including non-woven, spun-bonded random fiber plastic sheet; plastic and paper-plastic laminates; foils and foil laminates; and like craft materials.

US Patent:

D2447266, Jun 21, 1977

Filed:

Dec 31, 1975

Appl. No.:

5/645542

Inventors:

Marcella M. Katz - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

D0204

US Classification:

D 2265

US Patent:

50096265, Apr 23, 1991

Filed:

Jul 25, 1988

Appl. No.:

7/223808

Inventors:

Marcella M. Katz - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

A63H 336

US Classification:

446391

Abstract:

A three-dimensional lifelike representation of the head portion of a real life subject formed by applying flexible sheet fabric material bearing an imprint of the head portion of a real life subject in the form of a computer-generated printed representation of the head of the subject to a computer-selected substrate structure of configuration and size matched to the printed representation of the head of the subject. The printed representation may take the form of an azimuthal-type group of connected sector photographic projections, a warped photographic image, or a panoramic photographic image of the subjects head portion with the flexible sheet fabric material being of a type capable of conforming to the substrate structure.

US Patent:

46235736, Nov 18, 1986

Filed:

May 28, 1985

Appl. No.:

6/737702

Inventors:

Marcella M. Katz - Los Angeles CA

International Classification:

A41H 100
A41H 300
A41H 306

US Classification:

428109

Abstract:

A composite laminated, non-distortable needlepoint canvas material comprised of a primary layer of non-elastic, open-mesh woven fabric having a uniform weave pattern of mesh apertures and a relatively thin secondary mesh-stabilizing layer of sheer non-elastic fabric material. The threads of the open-mesh primary layer are impregnated and coated with a synthetic resin mesh-stiffening material and are bonded to the sheer secondary layer by the synthetic resin mesh-stiffening material of the primary layer or by a combination of such mesh-stiffening material and an applied synthetic adhesive. The threads of the primary layer are not susceptible to raveling at the edges of the composite needlepoint material. The sheer fabric secondary layer may be a non-woven, semi-transparent, random-spun synthetic fiber material or a sheer closely woven fabric material.