Appeal No. 96-0405
Application No. 08/178,668
claims 23 and 25 would have been suggested by the combined
teachings of Anderson in view of Kent, Jr. For reasons set
forth, infra, we do not share the examiner’s point of view.
When we set aside what appellant has taught us in the
present application, and focus our attention upon the
collective teachings of Anderson and Kent, Jr., we fail to
perceive any suggestion that would have been derived by one of
ordinary skill in the art for making the modification
proposed.
The Anderson patent discloses a window display form
formed from a single sheet of material, e.g., ordinary
corrugated paper board or double corrugated board. As
configured, the window display form was intended to be bent
and configured into all sorts of positions and forms to give
different effects without the necessity of providing a
plurality of separate units. As depicted in Figures 2 and 7,
for example, the corrugated fiber board is cut scored to cut
the corrugations 3 and the outer surface 4, while leaving the
inner surface or back surfaces 5 intact. As shown in Figure
8
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