Katalina I Speck

D657817, Apr 17, 2012

Oct 19, 2011

29/404325

David Mayer - Bay Village OH, US
April Nemeth - Westlake OH, US
Gary Nelson - Avon OH, US
Allison Marsh - Ravenna OH, US
Katalina Speck - Rocky River OH, US
David Sapp - Avon Lake OH, US

American Greetings Corporation - Cleveland OH

1901

D19 1

8176663, May 15, 2012

Feb 11, 2010

12/704180

David Sapp - North Ridgeville OH, US
Tiger Qiao - Shanghai, CN
Erik Flesher - Avon OH, US
Emily Gross - Lakewood OH, US
David Mayer - Bay Village OH, US
Eliza DeVogal - Lakewood OH, US
Katalina Speck - Westlake OH, US
Sharon Bogdanski - Westlake OH, US
Allison Marsh - Ravenna OH, US
Kimberly Bikowski - Avon OH, US

American Greetings Corporation - Cleveland OH

G09F 1/00

4012403, 446297, 446301

Greeting cards and novelties with electronic circuits having switch mechanisms operable by manipulation of a moveable component. Manipulation of the moveable component causes activation of the electronic circuit.

D661348, Jun 5, 2012

Mar 5, 2012

29/414846

David Mayer - Bay Village OH, US
April Nemeth - Westlake OH, US
Gary Nelson - Avon OH, US
Allison Marsh - Ravenna OH, US
Katalina Speck - Rocky River OH, US
David Sapp - Avon Lake OH, US

1901

D19 1

8312651, Nov 20, 2012

May 6, 2010

12/774836

Josef A. Mandelbaum - Beachwood OH, US
Rajiv Jain - Monte Sereno CA, US
Allison Marsh - Ravenna OH, US
Kimberly Bikowski - Avon OH, US
Cathy Tasse - Westlake OH, US
David Mayer - Bay Village OH, US
Eliza DeVogel - Lakewood OH, US
Katalina Speck - Westlake OH, US
Mary McClain - Shaker Heights OH, US
Sharon Bogdanski - Westlake OH, US
Mindy Leeders - Canton OH, US
Catherine Gruntman - Dearborn MI, US

American Greetings Corporation - Cleveland OH

G09F 27/00

4012403, 40455, 40463, 40717

Electronic greeting cards include a greeting card with two or more interconnected panels in combination with a digital multimedia player device which includes an electronic display and an audio output, and circuitry which is operative to receive, store and play digital multimedia files and content. The various greeting card structures cover and encapsulate or otherwise house and adorn the digital multimedia player. Digital files are loaded on to the digital multimedia player by a connection to a network, or directly from a data storage device such as an SD card or USB connection or compact flash which interfaces with a port in the digital multimedia player. Pre-recorded digital multimedia greeting card content is either pre-loaded on a portable data storage device, or selected for purchase and downloaded or transferred for replay by the digital multimedia player of the electronic greeting card.

8205365, Jun 26, 2012

Jan 11, 2011

13/004544

Anastasia Taylor - San Diego CA, US
David Mayer - Bay Village OH, US
Dawn Pyne - Lakewood OH, US
Elizabeth Draeger - North Ridgeville OH, US
Katalina Speck - Lakewood OH, US
Lynne Shlonsky - Shaker Heights OH, US
Jill Jankowski - Parma OH, US
Brian Altman - Lakewood OH, US
Rob Matousek - Lakewood OH, US
Terry Hughes - Avon OH, US

American Greetings Corporation - Cleveland OH

G09F 1/00

4012403

Three-dimensional lightweight foam greeting cards are described herein having a foam body with a perimeter wall that extends between two spaced apart parallel pieces of planar sheet material such as heavy gauge paper, cardboard, or other such material. The greeting cards have a partially hollowed foam body or one or more cavities in the foam body concealed in the front and back by the planar sheet material which may be pre-cut in the shape of the foam body are decorated consistent with the design of the foam body. The cavities in the foam body may contain various electronic components that enable the greeting card to produce sound, record and playback a personalized message, trigger light activation, trigger the movement of moveable parts, display digital video, photographs or slideshows, or a combination thereof. The greeting cards may include various switch mechanisms that may be located and accessed through various locations on the foam greeting card body.

20080289230, Nov 27, 2008

May 23, 2008

12/126235

Josef A. Mandelbaum - Beachwood OH, US
Rajiv Jain - Monte Sereno CA, US
Allison Marsh - Ravenna OH, US
Kimberly Bikowski - Avon OH, US
Cathy Tasse - Westlake OH, US
David Mayer - Bay Village OH, US
Eliza DeVogel - Lakewood OH, US
Katalina Speck - Westlake OH, US
Mary McClain - Shaker Heights OH, US
Sharon Bogdanski - North Olmsted OH, US
Mindy Leeders - Canton OH, US
Catherine Gruntman - North Olmsted OH, US

B65D 73/02
G09F 1/06

4012401

Electronic greeting cards include a greeting card with two or more interconnected panels in combination with a digital multimedia player device which includes an electronic display and an audio output, and circuitry which is operative to receive, store and play digital multimedia files and content. The various greeting card structures cover and encapsulate or otherwise house and adorn the digital multimedia player. Digital files are loaded on to the digital multimedia player by a connection to a network, or directly from a data storage device such as an SD card or USB connection or compact flash which interfaces with a port in the digital multimedia player. Pre-recorded digital multimedia greeting card content is either pre-loaded on a portable data storage device, or selected for purchase and downloaded or transferred for replay by the digital multimedia player of the electronic greeting card.

20100287800, Nov 18, 2010

May 14, 2010

12/780062

Erik Flesher - Avon OH, US
Emily Gross - Lakewood OH, US
David Mayer - Bay Village OH, US
Eliza DeVogal - Lakewood OH, US
Katalina Speck - Westlake OH, US
Sharon Bogdanski - Westlake OH, US
Allison Marsh - Ravenna OH, US
Kimberly Bikowski - Avon OH, US

G09F 1/04

4012403

A sound-producing greeting card that can play two or more separate and distinct digital audio clips. The greeting card has a gatefold design and includes dual slide activators that trigger the two separate and distinct audio clips. In one embodiment both digital audio clips are pre-recorded digital audio clips that may be music, sound or a verbal messages. In other embodiments, one digital audio clip is pre-recorded and the other can be a personalized consumer recorded message. The greeting card has a push button that activates recording of the personalized message. The greeting cards may additionally contain a mechanism that permanently changes the card from preview mode, wherein a consumer can record a personal message that will automatically be played back and erased, to a permanent mode wherein the consumer recorded message is saved and replayed each time one of the panels of the greeting card is opened.

20130086831, Apr 11, 2013

Oct 18, 2012

13/654659

American Greetings Corporation - Cleveland OH, US
April NEMETH - Westlake OH, US
Gary NELSON - Avon OH, US
Allison MARSH - Westlake OH, US
Katalina SPECK - Rocky River OH, US
Dave SAPP - Avon Lake OH, US

American Greetings Corporation - Cleveland OH

G09F 1/08

4012403

The greeting card of the present invention combines paper, mechanical and electrical components to simulate the action of a record player or phonograph. When the greeting card is opened, a paper record begins to spin as audio plays along in the background. The greeting card is made of heavy-gauge paperboard formed into a box-like structure with a flap opening thereon. The box-like structure or body of the greeting card may have various indicia printed thereon which make the greeting card resemble a mini record player or phonograph. The box-like structure contains a cavity therein which houses and conceals the mechanical and electrical components of a greeting card. A corrugate insert, also located within the cavity, serves as protection for the mechanical components.