Tonka Corporation

Bernard J Dehner

Thomas W Good

Toy fork lift

A connection for use in connecting a rigid sheet material part in a toy vehicle with a relatively more resilient part wherein the rigid part is provided with a round aperture and the resilient part has an expansion collar thereon which is somewhat greater in diameter than the aperture but which can be forced therethrough in a contracted condition, and a third member which is inserted axially into the collar to retain it in an expanded condition to prohibit its removal from the aperture.

Connection for miniature toy vehicle parts

A miniature toy vehicle having an elongated body and two or more wheel and axle assemblies disposed on the underside of the body in longitudinally spaced positions with the axles disposed transversely of the body in parallelism and being seated in notches in the body, and a pan extending along the underside of the body between the wheels to hold the axles in said notches with the ends of the pan being secured to the body.

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Mound, MN, United States of America

Bernard J Dehner