Appeal No. 97-1133
Application 08/424,247
by the darker upper portions thereof, while the lower portions
which receive little glare are lighter in tint or color so as
to provide a better view of the roadway to the driver (col. 4,
lines 17-23).
Kivikink, like Stulbach, discloses an antiglare
shade or screen for a motor vehicle window wherein a retract-
able shade member (4) may be made of "any material suitable
for tempering or
diminishing the glare of light without obscuring the driver's
view of the roadway" (page 1, col. 2, lines 92-94). In
particular, Kivikink notes that the shade member (4) is
preferably made of transparent colored celluloid.
Selph discloses a reusable glare eliminator for use
in the windows of a motor vehicle. After discussing the
prior art attempts to use a tinted visor or patch to reduce or
eliminate the glare from the sun or other light sources (col.
1, lines 17-27), Selph suggests that a patch of polarized
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