Toy having the appearance of a boat
OwnerJohn C. Hardy, Roberta M. Hardyinventors
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Abstract
A child's toy comprises a structure which can float on water and which has the outward appearance of a boat. To enable the child to carry the boat, a part of the structure is displaceable into a position in which it serves as a carrying handle for the toy. A covered compartment for small articles is included in the boat. Simulated motors in the stern of the boat have recesses shaped to accommodate a toothbrush.
Claims4
A child's toy comprising a structure capable of floating on water and having the outward appearance of the hull of a boat;
- said structure having a bow end, a stern end, and a lengthwise dimension extending from the bow end to the stern end;
- said structure further having a bottom surface and a flat surface at the stream end which is substantially at right angles to the bottom surface and to the lengthwise dimension;
- a part of the structure at the bow end being displaceable into and out of a position where it serves as a carrying handle for the toy;
- and the structure including a hollow compartment and a lid for the compartment, said lid being hinged to the structure along a line extending from the bow end to the stern end of the structure.
A child's toy as claimed in claim 7, in which said part of the structure is pivotable into and out of the position in which it serves as a carrying handle.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.