Doll case
AssigneeLeyshon Miller Industries, Inc.
InventorFrank A. Leyshon
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Abstract
A doll case arrangement for storing, transporting and displaying at least one doll is disclosed. The doll case arrangement includes an outer shell and at least one removable display housing. The display housing is intended to house a doll or a set of doll accessories. The outer shell is adapted to receive the at least one removable display housing. Preferably, the outer shell comprises a spine connected to two molded halves. Each molded half forms at least one interior storage cavity adapted to receive a removable display housing. Further, the connection between each molded half and the spine forms a hinge enabling the molded halves to open and close with respect to each other.
Claims10
A doll case arrangement, the arrangement comprising:
- an outer shell comprising a frame and a plurality of partitions defining a plurality of interior storage cavities, the outer shell further comprising a plurality of posts, each post respectively disposed within a corresponding interior storage cavity;
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- a removable doll housing adapted to fully enclose a doll, the removable doll housing configured to fit within one of the interior storage cavities of the outer shell, the removable doll housing including a contoured portion to mate with one of the posts of the outer shell when the removable doll housing is disposed within the interior storage cavity of the outer shell.
A doll case arrangement, the arrangement comprising:
- an outer shell comprising:
- a frame defining the sides of the outer shell, the frame including at least one retention clip;
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- a plurality of partitions disposed within the frame, the partitions and frame defining a plurality of interior storage cavities, each partition forming a notch aligned with the retention clip of the frame;
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- a retaining bar disposed within the notches of the partitions, the retaining bar cooperating with the retention clip to secure the retaining bar relative to the frame and the partitions.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.