Fighting doll and fight ring with doll manipulator
OwnerSidney Noble, Patrick Lukeinventors
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A fighting toy doll and the combination of a fighting doll and a toy prizefight ring. The doll is provided with appurtenances and mounting so that the doll falls down onto the floor of the ring when appropriately struck by an opponent doll. The fighting doll and ring combination has a swivel mounting for the doll which is rotatably and slidably mounted on a corner post of the ring so that the doll may readily be manually moved about to all parts of the ring. The toy prizefight ring has features of structural design which facilitate assembly of the toy. The fighting doll is provided with internal structure so that movement of the arms, and also the legs in combination with the arms, is readily attained by the insertion of a linear actuator into an opening in the lower torso of the doll, which linear actuator is usually a member of the supporting assembly by which the doll is manually moved about in the ring.
A fighting doll with detachable mounting comprising a fighting doll, a belt, said belt encircling the waist of said fighting doll and having two opposed side protrusions which define recesses which extend outwards from the surface of the doll, each said protrusion having a slot communicating with a respective said recess, each said slot being inclined at an acute angle from vertical with the upper end of each said slot being towards the back of said belt, a substantially semicircular resilient clamp, an inner protrusion and a substantially horizontal arm adjacent each end of said clamp, each said arm extending from the inner end of a said inner protrusion towards an end of the clamp, so that each said arm fits through a said slot for reception in a said recess when the doll is inclined from the vertical with the lower end of the doll away from the clamp, and so that the doll is mountable on the clamp when again raised to an upright position, the linear distance between said arms being greater than the linear distance between said slots when the ends of said resilient clamp are not displaced towards each other by the deforming of said resilient clamp, and substantially horizontal support means extending rearwards from said clamp, so that said fighting doll is supported in an upright position until angularly displaced by a blow from an opponent doll directed against the upper portion of said fighting doll, whereby when said fighting doll is angularly displaced, said arms move outwards from said slots and said resilient clamp springs to an non-deformed condition with the ends of said clamp spaced from said belt, and said fighting doll falls downwards from said clamp.
A fighting doll with toy prizefight ring which comprises a fighting doll, a toy prizefight ring, said ring having a square planar horizontal floor, four vertically oriented corner posts, and a plurality of horizontally oriented and spaced apart linear rail members, each of said rail members extending between two adjacent ones of said corner posts, the upper end of at least one of said posts having a central vertical cylindrical recess, a horizontal cylindrical rod, a cylindrical sleeve slidably mounted on said rod, said sleeve having a cylindrical protrusion which is slidably fitted vertically downwards into said recess, means at the outer end of said rod to manually grasp said rod, so that said rod may be concomitantly or alternately manually swivelled about said one corner post, rotated about its central horizontal axis, and horizontally displaced inwards or outwards relative to said ring, and means to mount said fighting doll on the inner end of said rod, so that said fighting doll is disposed within said ring and is manually displaceable about substantially the entire upper surface of the floor of said ring and may be concomitantly inclined sideways from a vertically upright orientation.
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