Mego Corporation

D David Abrams

A toy house, such as a toy country store, formed by a plurality of interlocking panels which do not rely on separate pins, clips or the like for attachment together. The invention relies on plastic fittings on the panels to hold the panel edges together, and in addition bendable joints between panel sections are provided. The panel members in any case have slits or slots and/or joining edges so that the panels fit together to yield a toy house such as a toy store, or other structures. The panels may be of laminated cardboard with plastic covered surfaces and plastic fittings and may be printed with legends and pictures. Plastic films of polyethylene, polyvinyl chloride, mylar, cellulose acetate, cellulose acetate butyrate, nylon and acrylic resin may be used.

Toy house with roof-supporting stanchions

Improvements are provided in the internal framework of a stuffed bendable doll. The improved bendable framework in at least a portion of the interior of the doll consists of at least one linear framework member consisting of flexible metal wire coated with an external annular layer of flexible resilient plastic. The combination of central metal wire and annular plastic layer is preferably formed by extrusion of wire stock with in situ deposition of the outer plastic layer. The linear framework member typically extends centrally and longitudinally through a limb of the doll, so that the limb is bendable, and the terminal end of the member at the outer terminus of the limb is retroflexed so that the terminal end of the wire portion of the member is bent away from direct contact with the outer terminus of the limb. An entire internal framework of specific configuration and held together by at least one metal clip is also provided.

Stuffed doll with bendable framework and method of making framework

A toy house, such as a toy country store, formed by a plurality of interlocking panels which do not rely on separate pins, clips or the like for attachment together. In one embodiment the toy house is formed, without exterior walls, of panels which interlock by means of slots. Another embodiment relies on plastic fittings to hold edges together, and in addition bendable joints between panel sections are provided. The panel members in any case have slits or slots and/or joining edges so that the panels fit together to yield a toy house such as a toy store, or other structures.

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D David Abrams