Doll with closing eyes
AssigneeNed Strongin Associates, Inc.
InventorMary Kleve
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Abstract
A doll with closing eyes includes a head having a front fabric panel which is mounted superimposed on a base fabric panel. The front panel includes a pair of cut-out portions which resemble eye orbits. An eye panel which has indicia depicting a pair of open eyes and a pair of closed eyes is slideably disposed between the front and base panels. A ribbon is attached to the eye panel and passes through slots formed in the front fabric panel enabling a child to pull on the ribbon and move the eye panel so that either the pair of closed eyes or the pair of open eyes is visible through the cut-out portions in the front fabric panel.
Claims8
A doll with closing eyes comprising a head portion including a base panel and a rear panel,
- connection means interconnecting marginal edges of said base panel and said rear panel to form an envelope,
- filler means disposed in said envelope and constituting a stuffing for said head portion,
- a front panel overlying said base panel in flush abutment therewith, said front panel having a pair of spaced apart eye apertures simulating eye orbits,
- an eye panel slidably disposed between said base panel and said front panel, said eye panel being formed with indicia depicting a spaced pair of closed eyes and a spaced pair of open eyes,
- an actuation strip mounted on said eye panel and having end portions projecting from said doll head portion and being manually movable relative to said head portion to enable an operator to move said eye panel selectively between a first position in which said open eye indicia are in registry with said eye apertures, and a second position in which said closed eye indicia are in registry with said eye apertures, and
- a pair of slots formed in said front panel with a slot disposed on either side of said pair of apertures, said actuation strip comprising a flexible ribbon member having an intermediate portion connected to said eye panel and end portions passing outward of said front panel through said slots.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.