Radio-pillow device

Abstract

In a preferred embodiment, a pillow including a tubular flexible material having a space defined within the tube divided into a sealed central space portion having pillow stuffing therein, and adjacent the central sealed portion there being at opposite ends thereof open-ended space-defining portions respectively each invertible over and around the sealed central space portion and one over and around the other when both are in an inverted state, with one end portion having adjacent an end thereof nearest the sealed central space portion two apertures extending through the tubular flexible material and with the other end portion having adjacent an end thereof most distant from the sealed central space portion two apertures located to become aligned with the apertures of the other end portion when both are inverted around and over the sealed central space portion of the tubular flexible material, and a radio receiver and speaker combination of miniature size and of substantially flattened shape located between the outer face of the sealed central space and an inner face of a first-inverted one of said end portions with each of volume and tuning shafts extending through aligned ones respectively of the two apertures in the respective ones of the inverted end portions with detachable knobs locked on distal ends of the inserted volume and tuning shafts, the inner face of the tubular flexible material before inversion of the end portions thereof being an aesthetically finished face such that upon the inversion to the inverted state of the end portions the aesthetically finished face is outwardly directed for each of the end portion's tubular flexible material, locked in the inverted state by the volume and tuning shafts having knobs locked thereon.

Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.