Doll comb having apparatus for attaching ornaments
AssigneeMattel, Inc.
InventorJanet Unalp
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Abstract
A doll supports a quantity of hair which may be combed by a hand held comb. The hand held comb defines a comb head having one surface supporting an elongated ornament magazine. The ornament magazine defines a channel which receives a plurality of hair ornaments in a sliding support. The hair ornaments further include outwardly extending hook attachment pads of the type commonly used in hook and loop fasteners. The hook pads extend beyond the magazine and engage underlying hair as the comb is moved upon the hair surface. The engagement of the hook pads allows the ornaments to be drawn from the magazine and remain temporarily secured to the hair.
Claims10
A hairplay doll and doll comb comprising:
- a doll having a quantity of doll hair;
- a comb having a handle and a comb head defining a plurality of comb teeth;
- an ornament magazine supported on said comb head defining an open ornament channel;
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- a plurality of hair ornaments each having an ornament body slidably receivable in said ornament channel and each having a hook attachment pad,
- said ornament magazine and said hair ornaments constructed to allow a portion of said hook attachment pads to extend beyond said magazine whereby said hook attachment pads are able to engage said doll hair when stroked against said doll hair to draw said hair ornaments from said ornament magazine.
A doll and hairplay accessory comprising:
- a doll having a quantity of hair;
- a plurality of hair ornaments each having an ornament body and a fabric attachment pad constructed to engage hair;
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- an accessory defining an ornament channel for slidably receiving said plurality of hair ornaments,
- said ornament channel constructed to define a gap through which said attachment pads of said hair ornaments supported within said channel extend beyond said magazine to engage said doll hair when said accessory is stroked against said doll hair.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.